The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-02

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Choice home made candies at Nor
gan's.
Western fresh fish at Rissler g.
Platt's.
Finest homemade candies in the
city at Morgan's.
Great bargains for cash on mems
shoes at The Phelps Shoe Store.
Henry c. Luther was in Fort Col
lins on business last Wednesday.
Best corn, peas and tomatoes,
three cans for % cents. Red Front.
A sl.l5 shoe sale ON broken lots of
boys shoes at The Phelps Shoe Store.
English g. Carter. headquarters for
hard winter wheat flour; best In the
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Culver Of Las Animas
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. Reynolds
for few days.
Boys kid and calf shoes, sizes l3
to =, now $l.55; sizes 9H to l3 now
sl.35. Phelps Shoe Store.
Wanted-House cleaning, window
cleaning, as pecialty. p. Chaplin, 1927
Ninth avenue, telephone 1925 black.
Until March all heavy and med
ium weight clothing at cost. No
shoddy and no shyster work goes.
Crabb, the tailor.
DR.. G. A. Ringle, Office over Rey-
nolds' drug store. Practice limited
to diseases Of the eye. ear. nose and
throat, and fitting of glasses.
Charles Long and family of Flint,
Mich. arrived in Greeley last Thurs
day and expect to locate here. Mr..
Long is a farmer and stock grower.
Arthur Webb. cashier of the Fort
Collins National bank. was in Gree
ley Monday on business connected
with the late Mrs. E. A. Stevens
estate.
Old clothes are very much desired
by the Associated Charities. They
may be left with Mrs. Cheeseman on
Twelfth street or Mrs. f. n. Smith
on Thirteenth.
Hips & Hatch, the new butchers.
want your trade. They can supply
you with the best the market affords
in the meat line, and the lowest
prices in the city. Ind phone los.
Mrs. f. l.. Dunham entertained
Il few friends at 6 O'Clock tea last
Thursday evening in honor of Mrs.
j. NJ. Townsend who will shortly
leave the city to make her home in
Denver.
II. n. Haynes and James w. Nc
Creery were in Fort Collins last week
attending the session of the district
court there. There are several irri-
CATION cases before the court there
chat have a bearing upon property
around Greeley.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ Moshier, Mr.. and
Mrs. DE. Kelley gave an oyster sup
per jan 81 to about twenty CT their
friends at the home of the Moshiers.
Oysters in every style and other good
things. were served. After this High
Five and Panic was played for few
hours.
Mrs. John Eacker, an old Greeley
colonist, died in her home at Delphos,
Kan, Jan. 16. Mr.. and Mrs. Eacker
came to Greeley with the colony In
1870 and lived here for eight years.
Then they moved to Delphos and have
resided there ever since. They came
to Greeley from Illinois.
About fifty members of the w. O.
w. and Woodman Circle dropped in
on Mr.. and Mrs. ii. f. English last
Friday evening, and as he puts it
refused to move out of the house
again until about l O'Clock the next
morning. They brought plenty OF
good things to eat with them and alsC
lots Of fun.
B. ID. Sanborn was up at the F'oS-
sill Greek reservoir last Thursday. He
reports 300. 900, 600 cubic feet of water
in the reservoir or three tifths of its
capacity. Reservoir No. of the
North Poudre system is now full.
The reservoirs OH the Thompson river
also have good supply of water stored
for this time of year.
Our new spring goods are arriv-
ing: they are the latest. Grecian
viole. gauze chiffon, chiffon brode,
India silks. also covers Madras seer
sucker and fancy ginghams, in all
the latest shades. We will be pleased
to show you also our embroderies
and laces, nothing equals them in
price or quality. Red Front.
Tomorrow avppipv members of he