The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09

Craigs for valentines.

al meyers GrOcery.
Ladies' $3.50 shoe now $i.s5 at
The Phelps Shoe Store.
Ribbons very cheap this month at
Miss Bishops closing out sale.
Ladies' light calf So. so shoe, now
$2.65. The Phelps Shoe Store.
One hundred hats at SO cents each
at Miss Bishops closing out sale.
A $l.l5 shoe sale on broken lots Of
boys shoes at The Phelps Shoe Store.
Some wall paper-bundle lots-less
than half price at Stovers Book
store.
See Hudson Brothers for bargains
in all kinds of goods, new and old,
East Greeley.
The Junior L. T. L. will meet at
the home OF Mrs. F. E. Baker, 923
Sixth street at O'Clock p. m.
Meat goes down-buy picnic hams
while they last at only I cents a
pound for cash at Meyers Grocery.
Prices cut to cost and below for
cash at The Phelps Shoe Store.
The Senior Loyal Temperance
Legion will meet with Mrs. G. P.
Davenport Saturday evening at 1870
O'Clock.
The original Swedish American
comedy ''Yon Yonson" will be seen
at the Greeley opera house Wednes-
day, Feb. Is.
Until March all heavy and med
ium weight clothing at cost. No
shoddy and no shyster work goes.
Crabb, the tailor.
Big reduction on ladies' and chill
dren's muslin underwear at our
spring sale of these goods. The
Golden Rule Store
Make your dollars do double duty
at the Golden Rule Store while their
sale of muslin underwear for ladies
and children is on.
Phone your orders for corn-fed
beef to Hips &'Hatch. Orders de-
livered promptly anywhere in the
itoy. Independent phone los.
Great bargains for cash on mems
shoes at The Phelps Shoe Store.
Finest thing out. Saves coffee,
saves time, saves temper. Come in
and see the only perfect instantan-
eous coffee maker on the market. ID.
r. Macarthur.
Hipps g. Hatch, the new butchers,
want your trade. They can supply
you with the best the market affords
in the meat line, and the lowest
prices in the city. Ind phone lO5.
For the third time since the Or
ganization of Adams county two
years ago, fire has destroyed the court
honse at Brighton. Last Friday
morning the building was almost
completely destroyed. but all the
records were saved.
10. Glazier and George Gray went
down the Platte river last Thurs
day on duck hunt. Glazier killed
one mallard duck and two rabbits.
J. F. Fezer and Clarence Faulkner
went up to the Thompson river the
same day and didn't even see a
duck.
Last Friday morning f. A. An
derson, NJ. o. Anderson. Fred Buz-
zard, A. j. Reeder and Morley Fair
bairn of Berthoud and Johnstown
went rabbit hunting in the west end
of Weld county and they brought
back lO4 jack rabbits as 4 result Of
the days killing.
Great bargains for cash on mems
shoes at The Phelps Shoe Store.
Out on the Wyatt brothers ranch
they have a turkey that for about
three weeks has been conscientiously
setting on fragment of a brick. a
doorknob and a hatchet. 1t is said
the bird turns over this heap Of junk
every day as though they were the
choicest of eggs.
When the Windsor business men
celebrate, they do it hard. When
la dozen of them attended the social
session of the Greeley lodge Of Elks
last Thursday evening, they simply
kept on celebrating until train time
next morning and then took the c.
& S. flyer" home.
A divorce was granted in the
county court Saturday to Ellen
l.. Sullivan from Albert NJ. Sulli-
van. The grounds were cruelty.
Sullivan was for several years Il we'll
known mail carrier in Greeley, but
recently was transferred to Chicago.
The couple were married in Chey-
enne July |, 1900.