The Greeley tribune., 1905-07-27

prices. Red Front.
Mems suits at 25 per cent dis
count at Golden Rule store.
Mems summer underwear all cut
to the lowest notch at Golden Rule.
Grand Junction peaches direct
from the grower every day. Mack s
Grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred P. Voris have
a new girl, born Sunday. All do.
ing nicely.
John Mallonee has leased the
Evans Courier and will take possess
sion next Saturday.
One-fourth off on all shoes for
thirty days, for cash only. Del.
bridge Wilson Mercantile Co.
Don't suffer from that spring truss.
Get The All Leather Truss, made
to mesaure, from F. A. Minis, manu-
facturer.
John Rocho of the Red Front store
has sold 5000 pounds of binder twine
to the members of the Weld County
Farmers League.
Gene Abbott is wearing grand
fathers smile these days, because of
a daughter that came to his son,
Frank, in St. Louis this week.
Don't miss this opportunity to buy
a refrigerator at cost. This means
C--O-S-T
Pier Bros.
County Clerk Davis says the SUR
plus receipts of his office are between
$500 and 5000 more for the first six
months of 1905 than for the same
period last year.
The Oasis had its usual good
crowd for Sunday dinner last Sun
day. The Academy orchestra makes
the music for these occasions instead
of the Schubert Trio as stated in
these columns last week.
p. w. Allen is back from his fish
ing trip on the north branch of the
Platte, where he went some weeks
ago with Aaron S. Eaton and w. G.
Sterling. Mr.. Allen came home on
the train while his companions will
bring the team back.
City Marshal Williams returned
from jaunt along the northwest
coast and the Portland exposition
Sunday night. Mrs. Williams did
not return with him, but went on to
San Diego, California, for further
visit with Mr.. Williams mother.
About twenty of Miss Ruth Bakers
friends met at the home of Mrs. DR..
John Weaver yesterday afternoon
and gave her Kitchen shower" :"
whatever that is. The ladies will
understand, anyway. Refreshments
were served and pleasant time
had. &c
Our cash prices knocks all COM
petitors. Best hams and bacon 13c,
salt side &c, Cali. hams 1Oc, best ten
pounds lard 81. 20 pounds sl.9O, best
tomatoes, corn and peas three cans
for 25c, ranch eggs, two dozen for
35c, shredded wheat biscuits, two for
25c, fruit jars, all sizes. Red
Front.
Mrs. w. L. Clayton gave pleas
ant little thimble party at the Clay
ton home on Eleventh street Monday
afternoon in honor of Mr.. Clayton's
niece, Miss Louise Wheeler, one of
Macon. Missouri's, popular girls who
Is visiting in Greeley. About twenty
young ladies were present and en-
joyed the afternoon.
A heavy rain storm visited Greeley
and vicinity about midnight Sunday
night, and gave everything a
thorough wetting. Strong wind and
vivid lightning accompanied it, but
so far as learned no damage was done
except to tiatten some of the heaviest
wheat, which will probably straight
en- up somewhat before cutting time.
Rev. F. NJ. Sheldon left Tuesday
for Iowa to spend his vacation, and
from there will go direct to his new
charge at Rockford, H., where his
duties commence Sept. l. Every
man who has become we'll acquainted
with Mr.. sheldon during his four
wears residence here will take his
departure as personal loss.
f. T. Frost and wife, who have
been making visit to Greeley. re-
turned to their Los Angeles home
Monday. Mr.. Frost was a former
resident OF Greeley, being we'll
known to former patrons of the
county clerks office. 1t is easily
among the probabilities that he Will
again take up his residence here in
the fall.