The Greeley tribune., 1905-10-26
New fiction at Craig's.

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Fresh oysters in every style at
Broyles' Bros.
Noah's Ark, the place a dollar
does its full duty.
New crop of gloves at Delbridge-
Wilson Mercantile Co.
Oysters served in any style at the
Brown cafe. Try them.
After the theatre take that girl to
Browns for an oyster stew.
Moving pictures every evening at
Catholic fair. December ] to g..
Fresh oysters, any style, done in
first class shape, at Broyles Bros.
Some interesting prices Saturday
at Noah's Ark. Read ad on page 2.
Souvenir postals of Greeley and
Colorado in general at Stover's Book
Store.
IA ounce solid copper nickle plate
(Rome) tea kettles, worth sl.5O, Sat-
urday Csc. Noah's Ark.
Get one of the last baskets of
grapes of the season at the Star
grocery. They are going fast.
The Rev. c. ]. Howell of Long
mont has been the guest of Rev. and
Mrs. r. j. Hunter for few days.
.- - We have just received carload
of fine apples. They are selling at
81. SO and 50. 25 box. Star Grocery.
The members of the Commercial
club will miss a treat if they fail to
attend the meeting next Monday
evening.
The Academy hall to rent. High
class music. furnished. II. L. Mer-
sereau,. Bell phone 152 red, Ind.
phone 3.
Roswell X. Triggs and Miss Marie
Elizabeth Sisk yesterday took out a
marriage license in the office of the
county clerk
Am now loaning money on good
farms at 6 per cent interest and give
privilege of paying off installments.
A. NJ. McClenahan.
The insurance company foots the
bill, and you can buy furniture just
as good as new, except little smoke
and water stains, at Pouder's for
just half price.
Victor Leake is back from Texas,
where he went recently to attend
school. The water made him sick.
1t. seems Greeley water isn't the
worst in the world, after all.
Jeph Houtchens and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brooks of Taylor,
Texas, have come to Greeley to live.
Mr.. Houtchens and Mrs. Brooks are
brother and sister of Mrs. A. E.
Leake of this city.
A. +. Clapper, who has been
working in the store of his brother,
III. w. Robbins, at Eaton, left last
Tuesday for his home in York, Neb.
He was greatly impressed with the
country about Greeley and Eaton.
d. nE. Stover and Rev. ]. A.
Davis attended the conference of Nj.
f. churches for the northern Colo
RADIO district at Loveland Tuesday.
Mr.. Stover went to attend the meet
ing of church stewards at that time
and place.
John V. Crone last Saturday had
warrant sworn out for Ed Palmer,
one of his neighbors, for shooting
Mr.. Crone's pet badger. The
technical charge upon which the
warrant is based is the destruction
of useful animal.
The semi-annual meeting of the
local missionary union will be held
in the chapel of First Presbyterian
church on Monday afternoon at 2:30.
An address will be given by DR..
Alex Wilson. of Nurag hospital, In
dia. All are cordially invited.
Frank d. Devotie is home from
Old Mexico visiting relatives. He
will leave in few days for Iowa,
where he will marry charming
young woman, and from there will
proceed with his bride to New York
and take steamer for Old Mexico
again.
The Oasis billiard hall is to be re-
opened again after several months
idleness. C. j. O'Connor has pur-
chased complete new furnishings for
the place. The fact that Mr.. O'Con-
nor has taken charge of the place in
sures tip top resort, as Mr.. O'Con-
nor never does things by halves.
DR.. Wilson, NJ. d., of the medical
mission work of the Presbyterian
church in India will give an address