The Greeley tribune., 1905-03-09
Wall paper at Horne's.
Blue VitriOl. Red Front.

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Shoe Store.
Red, white and yellow onion sets.
Mack's Grocery.
Good shoes! The Phelps Shoe
Store, of course.
We have 20 different tlavors in ex-
tract. Mack's Grocery.
Home rendered lard, no better to
be had, at Fulton Market.
The best garden seeds Oh the mar
ket in bulk. Mack's Grocery.
Do you want harness, collars or
pads Get our prices. Red Front.
Your old clothes made to look like
new. Prices right. Crabb, Tailor.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ben
ton of Lucerne, Tuesday, March I, a
son.
Spring dress goods are now ready
for your inspection. Golden Rule
Store.
Our new spring goods are all in
and..we will be pleased to show them.
Red Front.
We have all the latest creations in
Oxfords- 'Pingree made" The
Park Mdse. Co.
No trading stamps but with each
81 sale in cash we give you Bar Soap
Free. Red Front.
Mirh and music at the U. of G.
glee and mandolin club concert at
opera house, March II.
A full and complete line of "Gloria
shoes" Dandy styles, all the widths.
'Pingree made" The Park Mdse Co.
We have a first class tin shop and
are prepared to do all kinds of tin
and galvanized iron work. Pier
Brothers.
Frank Levin has bought the A.
Friedman store at Las Animas, Colo.
and has said goodbye to Greeley
friends for good.
Better than ever. The U. Of c.
glee and mandolin club. Under au-
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athletic association, March II.
The next regular meeting of the
w. C. 7. U. will be held at the
home of Mrs II. IL. Jones: 1918 11th
avenue, March 14th, at 2:30 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Currier have
come home from Colorado Springs,
where they have been spending the
winter. George Currier also arrived
in the city from Los Angeles, to at
tend the trial of the celebrated Cur
rier case which opens in the district
court here today.
Newton & Son, the real estate
dealers, during the past week sold
the Wesley Sargent eighty acres,
three miles northwest of KerSey for
$40, 600 cash. Charles L. Fitch of
Madison, Wis, was the purchaser.
Mr.. Sargent then went across the
road and bought the l2o acre lnger-
soil place for $4,000.
| Last Saturday being the birthday
of John Griffin of West Fourteenth
street, about forty members of the
w. O. w. and Women Of Woodcraft
dropped in on him during the even
ing, and enjoyed one of the times of
their lives. Games were played un-
til late hour. and refreshments
served during the evening.
Last Friday morning Charles
Phelps accidentally stepped back
wards to the open cellarway in the
back room of the shoe store. When
Charlie picked himself up at the
bottom, he was aware of a severe
pain in his left hand, and when DR..
Spaulding was consulted, broken
bone was discovered in the hand.
II. C. Linkins, of Canon City has
bought out the undertaking business
of Bills Brothers., and has moved his
family here. Bills Brothers will still
retain office room in the establish
ment and devote their time to the
monument business. They will still
make their home in Greeley but will
spend IA good part of their time on
the road
Eight Greeley young people have
left for Portland. Ore, and Seattle
during the past week. Last Satuf-
day Martin Luther, George Hall,
Lester Offerlee, George Kimball, l..
b. Ayers and John Benton left. Last
Wednesday evening Miss Bessie
Smith and Miss Eta Myers left for
Portland, the latter to enter large
millinery establishment, and Miss
Smith to take up her work as archl'
tect.
J. N. Gibson of the Blue Front
grocery has just received patent