The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-04
Wall paper at Horne's.

StilI uoInp business at Smith s old
stand, II. j. Pouder.
Picnic hams, 10 cents pound.
Ninth Street Market.
Buy your shrubbery at the Greeley
Nursery. Full assortment.
Born, May 2, to Mr. and Mrs. E.
II. Downey, a ten and half pound
boy.
ii. L. West has been in Eaton for
The past week auditing the town
books.
Just received, three tons of picnic
hams. Ten cents at Ninth Street
Market.
Cherry and plum trees, choice
stock. % cents each at Greeley
Nursery.
Ribbons half price at the bargain
booth next Saturday only. Park
Merchandise Co.
Tickets to the old times concert
at Clark & Faulkner's and G. d.
Horne's, % cents.
Mrs. Louise c. Austin, of New
York City, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. A. b. Clark.
F. II. Clayton, last Monday paid a
fine of So and costs for riding on the
sidewalks of Greeley.
Mrs. C. d. Todd left Tuesday
evening for Il four months visit
with friends in Oregon.
A chorus of 25 of Greeleys best
singers will sing the old time songs
at the old time concert, May 5.
Go to G. d. Horne's and see the
Composite Madonna, that the Ladies
Home Journal talks about this
month.
Pennsylvania lawn mowers, Cold
Storage and Leonard cleanable re-
frigerators and Boston woven rubber
hose at Pier Brothers.
While Il bilious attack is decidedly
unpleasant it is quickly over when
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets are used. For sale by all
druggists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Howard of
Los Angeles, Calf, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Howard, parents
of Herman Howard. Mr. Howard
has not been in Greeley for three
years.
The Greeley Flower Mission, de-
partment of the W. C. T. U. have
furnished plants for identifying the
grounds at the county hospital,
through the contributions of their
members and by interesting other
flower lovers.
There will be sure nough music at
the old times concert tomorrow night
at the First Presbyterian church.
Orchestra Of II pieces, chorus of "a
voices. ladies quartet and the popu-
lar soloists. All music will be the
old time favorites that everybody
understands and enjoys. The price
is easy-25 cents.
j. A. Cathcart and family, of near
Hutchinson, Kansas, have located in
Greeley and may purchase farm pro-
perty. He says he is satisfied as
much can be grown on one acre here
as on four in the locality where he
has lived and he was surprised to see
so many fine houses. He is the
father of Mrs. McMurray of this
vicinity.
Next Saturday the Park Merchan-
disc company will put on sale in
their bargain booth a fine line of
strictly first class canned goods, at
eight cents can. These comprise
California fruits, Puget Sound sal
mon, Empson peas, Iowa sweet corn
and many other sorts, selling reg
ularly for l2E and 10 cents. Satur-
day only.
An Improvement Society," has
been organized by the pupils of the
Meeker school, the object of which is
to promote neatness and improve
ments about the school and grounds.
So we'll are the teachers pleased with
the spirit and practice of the move
ment, that the pupils have been
given time to meet bi-weekly during
school hours. to formulate plans.
City Marshal Eugene Williams ar
rested Dick Bailey last Thursday for
drunk and disorderly conduct and
fast driving Bailey was fined s23
and costs by Police Magistrate Will
lard, which he was unable to pay so
was remanded to jail. AS soon as
sentence had been passed. Constable
d. f. Camp. arrested Bailey on
United States warrant, for threaten
ing John Munce.