The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-14
Little Locals

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Mrs. c. A. House spent Monday
in Denver.
Santa Claus headquarters is down
at Harry II. Shaw's.
Born, Monday, Dec. IL, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Leake, ten pound
girl.
Sterling silver line all in. Finest
ever shown in Greeley. E. L. Dun
ham.
Mrs. Albert Eaton Of Eaton spent
Tuesday in Greeley with her mother,
Mrs. n. w. Hall.
Furs for cold weather presents, all
the way from $3.50 to s25, at the
Park Merchandise Co.
Closing out my line Of medallions,
framed pictures, chafing dishes and
afternoon teas at cost. FeZer.
The Junior L. T. L. will meet at
the home of L. II. Harrison. 1903
Eighth street, at 4 p. m. Friday
afternoon.
Fezer is closing out his stock of
Columbia, Rambler and Crescent
bicycles at cost. Buy one for the
boy or girl.
J. r. Henderson of Peckham spent
Friday in Greeley. He is looking
for location here and will start
into business soon.
James B. Webber has been ap-
pointed constable at Eaton by the
county commissioners to succeed
Robert Brewington, resigned.
stiller g. Sons table. linens. The
best linens on earth. Carried in
stock by tthe Park Merchandise Co.
in number of styles and prices.
Appropriate for the holidays.
Last Saturday evening about
twenty neighbors and friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil Van Gorder sur
prised them at their home on Six
teenth street. A pleasant evening
was enjoyed.
Special prices on dress goods for
the holidays. A nice dress pattern
always makes an acceptable gift.
Our clerks will be glad to help the
men select the goods for wives or
sweethearts. Park Merchandise Co.
Any persons having old clothing
they wish to dispose of kindly send
same to Captain Hockin Of the SAL
vation Army, 1912 Seventh street.
She has quite number of worthy
poor on her list, who sorely stand in
need of proper winter clothing.
Mrs. F. E. Baker and daughter,
Ruth, expect to leave about Dec. 20
for Urbana, ILL.,, where they will
spend the winter with their son and
brother, Carrie Baker. Mrs. Bakers
doctor has recommended lower alti-
tude for her, as she Is very slow in
recovering from her severe burns
received some months ago.
incorporation sale now on at the
Golden Rule. For instance, you can
get 25 per cent of on ladies' cloaks
and suits. 20 per cent off on mems
and boys clothing. 25 per cent of
on all knit goods and bargains all
over the store. Also double trading
stamps from now until after the
holidays. Don't forget the place.
Golden Rule store.
P. B. Stewart of Colorado Springs
and w. w. Cole were in Greeley
Tuesday, the guests of H. E. Chur-
chill. Mr.. Cole is an eastern capi-
talist who is looking over this part
Of Colorado. Mr.. Stewart will be
remembered by newspaper readers as
one of President Roosevelt's friends,
who accompanied him on his late
Colorado bear hunt.
Incorporation sale now on at the
Golden Rule. For instance you can
get 25 per cent off on ladies' cloaks
and suits. 25 per cent off on mems
and boys clothing. 25 per cent ..off
on all knit goods and bargains all
over the store. Also double trading
stamps from now until after the
holidays. Don't forget the place.
Golden Rule store.
Mrs. Laura Neeland of Normal
Hill was happily surprised Tuesday
evening as about thirty-fve COM
panlons of the Loyal Mystic League
of America filed into her home with
we'll filled baskets of provisions.
The evening was spent in very pleas
ant social chat and games. Mrs.
Neeland has always been an active
worker in the order.
Christmas green is scarce this
year. We have our usual stock and
we make up the rope and wreatbs