The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-07

. to furnish loom aI tne new Souh''
; hospital. The order now has 80
; members In good standing in Greeley
. c. r. Cross, who for The past nine
mon tbs has been connected with the
Phelps shoe store, expects to 90 10
Denver next Tuesday to accept posi-
tion with a large printing establish
ment.
The following directors were re-
elected at the annual meetinA OF the
stockholders of the Union bank Mon
day evening: B. ID. Harper, b. F.
J Johnson, f. r. Thayer, F. E. Smith,
A. b. Copeland. c. n. Muliold, j. X.
Thompson.
| At the First Presbyterian church
la lecture will be given Sabbath
evening on India. The lecture Will
be illustrated by stereopticon, the
views being furnished by the Presby'
terian board in New York city. All
are cordially invited. Silver Offering
for missions.
The Weld County Credit Mems as
soc iation held banquet and its first
annual meeting In the Oasis hotel last
evening. A large number Of repre-
sentative business men OF Weld coun-
ty we're present and some valuable
information on the credit business
CLEANED from addresses delivered.
Isaac Stevens, proprietor OF the
Pueblo Chieftain, has about COM
pleted arrangements to sell his 500
acre tract OF land near Windsor to
James M. Cazer and Charles Sofrels
Of Windsor, the purchase price being
sls, 75O. Papers are now in escrow in
one of the Greeley banks and it is ex-
pected the deal will be completed
next Tuesday.
Broyles Brothers, I'll Main street,
have one of the neatest meat markets
10 the city. But what is more to
the purpose, the stock is specially
fine. Corn fed beef and pork, juicy
veal, young poultry, oysters and choice
vegetables are the daily menu, while
G. H. Rissler, late Of the Fulton
Market, is ever ready to cut what
you want. Call on Brnyles Brothers
you may save money.
Manager G. A. Granger OF the
Gfeeley Sugar company has been
MADE genera: manager Of all the
sugar factories in northern Colorado,
except the Lovelant factory, but
with which the other factories have
a working agreement. This will enable
the Greeley factory to accept the
beets grown In the vicinity Of Farm
ers' Spur and Bracewell, which nave
heretofore gone to the Loveland fac
tory.
| Tuesday OF last week Under Sheriff
Williams arrested E. L. Holland on
charge of cruelty to dumb animals,
on complaint made by Clint Ramsay
of the Golden Rule store. This case
has attracted some attention from
the fact that Holland is agent for
the Colorado Humane society and is
charged with violation Of the law he
is supposed to enforce. He plead
not guilty and the case IS set for trial
on the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Guilford left
last Friday morning for their future
home in Chicago after spending few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. March.
Mrs. Guilford, nee Esther Brown, is
Mrs. March's sister aid was married
to Mr.. Guilford in Denver December
%. This was Mr.. Guilford's first
visit to Colorado and his only regret
was that he could not stay longer to
enjoy our beautiful weather and sun.
shine .efore returning TO his natl We
city. '-'
War and rumors Of war is why we
start out the new year by cutting
prices little deeper than ever. We
want only the cash customers and for
those we have bargains. Try US and
see. Here are few OF our cuts: Best
-four. sl.s0; best hams, 13 cents !;
breakfast bacon, Is cents; ten pounds
best lard, 10, twenty pounds for
50; salt side, cents; Denver Best
soap, 50 75; pure buckwheat flour
six pounds for 25 cents: best corn and
tomatoes, 10 cents. Try our teas
and coffees. They are bargains. Red
Front.
At the Baptist church next Sunday
the pastor will conduct the regular
services as follows: Morning sermon
upon the subject. The Officers Of
the Church." followed by the INSTALL
alton OF our newly elected officers:
evening sermon Of special interest to
Young people on "The Use aud Abuse
oH rrhia Wa.ld