The Greeley tribune., 1905-08-31

Jardiners for the porch. Nc
Cutcheon Hardware Co.
The Insingers have returned from
their outing in the hills.
New York grape juice, strictly
pure at Myers Grocery Co.
Buy of G. ID. Horne and get best
value In tablets and all school sup.
plies.
Mrs. Boughton of Ninth street was
visiting relatives on the north side
Saturday
Mrs. L. G. Bailey of Chicago is
visiting her cousin, Paul Challiss,
and family two or three weeks.
Remember, half dozen wire
baskets will outwear a carload OF
wooden ones. James Thompson.
Mrs. Lewis Casper of Chicago and
Miss Emily Walker of New York
City visited Mrs. j. w. Golden last
week.
A. L. Meyer is again able to be
at his old place in the First National
bank after an illness of several
months.
If you want potato sorter or
wire basket you will find me one
block south of the passenger depot.
James Thompson.
Mrs. Frank Newman and two
children are spending few days
visiting Mrs. Newman's mother,
Mrs. J. G. Evans.
Mrs. J. w. Golden, living two and
one-half miles east Of Greeley, has
as her guest her cousin, Miss Marie
O'Nell of Pueblo.
Mrs. G.. ID. Horne has recovered
from her attack of whoopine cough
and can tell anybody SO afflicted of a
good remedy that is sure cure.
MIR. and Mrs. Seth Sears of Cam
bridge, Mass, who have been visit
ing the family of DR.. r. +. Graham
left Monday morning for their home.
The old reliable Dowden potato
digger has stood the test for years
and still leads them all. Farmers,
buy it of The Greeley Mercantile
Co., Greeley.
Mrs. Gus Hoffman and little son
of st. Joseph. Mo-, left last Sunday
for their home, after visiting several
weeks with the families of Ben
Hoffman and c. ii. Rissler.
Pure grape juice. made and put up
by the Brocton Fruit Juice COM
pany, Brocton, N. Y. Try bottle,
the finest on the market. The Del
bridge Wilson Mercantile Co.
E. F. Landrnm brought the Trib-
une one of his fine watermelons
Wednesday, which was good, and ac-
cented the difference between the
home grown melons and the shipped
ones.
David Rankin and daughter, Es-
ther, of Tarkio, Mo-, have been
visiting the family of John A. Ran
kin during the past week. They
have been at Zimmerman's for a
short rest in the mountains.
Mrs. f. E. Baker and daughter,
Ruth, returned Saturday from a
three months summer outing on the
coast, California, Oregon and Wash
ington where three Of her sons re-
side. Thinks no place like Colorado
after all.
This is to acknowledge payment
of policy on the life of Mrs. Calusa
A. Wing, from the Ladies Of the
Macabees of the World. l thank the
ladies of this lodge for their kind
ness, sympathies and prompt settle
ment. j. H. Wing.
The new term of school means
new books for the advanced grades
which your children will enter.
We have larger stock of text books,
tablets, pencils and drawing supplies
than we have ever shown before.
You will find it to your advantage
to buy of us. Stover's Book Store.
The postofiice department has de-
cided to paint and number all the
rural mail boxes in this county, and
it is requested that patrons take
some interest, those who have make
shift boxes, in putting up good
substantial box, one of the regula-
tion sort, if possible. or at least
something that is worth painting.
The Methodist congregation and
Sunday school enjoyed picnic down
the Platte river Monday afternoon.
One of the jolliest times of the year
is reported. There was not dull
moment during the day, all kinds of
games were on the program and
good many not on the program were
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