The Greeley tribune., 1905-09-14
School books at Craig's.
Wheels for rent at Lester's,

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InsHre your grain with Scott 8
Lyons.
Eastman kodaks and camera SUD.
plies at Fezers.
Choice peaches 81. This week
only. Red Front.
Try Larson's bakery on Ninth
street for good candies.
Home cookery sale of Trinity
Guild will begin in October.
Watch for Glazier's opening on cut
glass and hand painted china.
Mrs. j. c. LeGraff of Butte,
Mont. is visiting her brother, j. E.
Shook.
Graham Lamb. returned to Colo
rado College last Thursday to resume
his studies.
Insure your buildings and contents
with Scott s. Lyons, losses always
satisfactorily adjusted.
Remember, half dozen wire
baskets will outwear carload OF
wooden ones. James Thompson.
Alex Asmus is enjoying month s
vacation at Wolcott. Mrs. Asmus
has been spending the summer there.
Mrs. Kate Martah and daughter of
Birmingham, Ala, are visiting Mrs.
Martah's mother, Mrs. Mary f.
Palmer.
65c fancy mohairs and brillian-
teens for SOC. Try our Kabo corset.
We have them for fleshy women.
Red Front.
r. Il. Smith and wife of Colorado
Springs have been visiting w. r.
Adams. Mr.. Smith thinks he may
locate here.
Peaches are now at their best, SOC
and 81. Do not delay in buying.
Mason jars 90, IS and Soc, at the
Star Grocery.
Miss Pearl Holland accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. S. b. Holland,
left for her school duties at Love-
land last Thursday.
August Boye of Covington, Ga, is
in Greeley looking after his extern
sive farm interests. p. II. Boye, OF
the same place, accompanies him.
A. o. Johnson of Watertown, n.
Y, is III the city visiting his nep,
hew, w. II. Edwards. Mr.. Johnson
came to Denver to attend the G. A.
II. reunion.
Rev. j. a. Mack and wife OF
Chicago visited C. d. Todd and wife
from Saturday to Monday of this
week. Mrs. Mack is the foster
mother of Mr.. Todd.
Mrs. William Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs
William Boyd, .jr., and Mrs. join
r. Boyd of Albion, Mich. have beer
visiting their aunt and cousins, Mrs
David Boyd and daughters.
Arthur W. Atkinson of the La
Grange neighborhood has lost three
horses the past ten days, from what
the doctors pronounce spinal menin
gifts. Their value was in the neigh
borhood of $500.
For the next ten days we are go
ing to sell twelve hundred regulal
:55c brooms for lSc, ten bars o
Switf's Pride soap for 25c, Masol
Jars 90, 65 and Soc. Peaches 80 ant
81 at the Star Grocery.
Mrs. j. b. Webb and children o
Wheatland, Wyo., have been visiting
their sister and aunt, Mrs. w. III
Senior, and other relatives for tn
past two weeks. They leave TO
their home next week.
Messrs. Levin and Jacobs VIII
have recently sold out the busines
of Levin Brothers of this city to tn
Condor Mercantile company, will &
to Fort Collins and start the People
Store and Clothing company.
Little Ralph Woods who with hi
parents. Jack and Celia Yokum wa
confined in the county jail for
short term. has been taken fror
them and sent to the state home fo
dependent and neglected children.
Mrs. III. E. Atkinson of Pleasan
Valley is entertaining her brother
F.. A. DeLano, of Littleton, Mass.
for about month. Her brother, L
DeLano, of Cripple Creek has ais
been here, but has returned to hi
home.
James A. Mccoy of Atlanta, Neb.
Is visiting his sister, Mrs. Nj. L
Martin, of this city, whom he ha
not seen for 10 years. He Is yer
much enamored of this part of tn
country, and may possibly come ou
here to live.
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