The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-20
Come 70 Cr,sie,sl.'

/, Come to Craie's.
Holiday goods y, stover's Book
Store. "A
Best oyster stews in the city served
at Morrison's.
Mrs. 4. A. Morgan Is Improving
from q serious illness.
Fresh salmon and halibut from
the Pacific at A. w. Jacobs.
Buy your Sterling silver at Yard
ley's, big stock always on hand.
II you are looking for a really
pretty doll try Stover's Book Store.
waterman's Ideal fountain pens
for Christmas gifts at Stover's Book
Store.
Before purchasing hand painted
china see Yardley's stock, newest
and best in the city.
Souvenir pillow tops, all Greeley
views, fadeless colors, BEST satteen.
only SO cents at Tribune office.
Miss Linnie Brown left Greeley
last Tuesday for her home in Omaha.
She has been in Colorado since last
May.
l sell fire and accident insurance
in the Royal Exchange, one Of the
strongest companies in the world.
A. NJ. McClenAhan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. o. Myer left last
Saturday for their home in Chey-
enne, after few days visit with
their cousin. Mrs. w. L. Carroll.
We haven't carload of candy for
Christmas. but we have plenty for
everybody, and at prices that the
other FELLOW can't approach. Baab
& Son.
Buy new Greeley view book at
Tribune office and send to a friend
as holiday reminder. Finest Gree
ley book ever issued, and only a
quarter, ready to mail.
| Here are some of Babb & Son S
Christmas money savers: II pounds
good apples 25c, box Of good apples
9Oc, box winesaps sl.40, box Jona-
thans sl.60, English walnuts, the
pound l5c.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Houston en-
tertained company of friends at 6
O'Clock dinner last Saturday evening.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. FL. A.
Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Huffer,
Miss Jessie Fink and Watson Bowes
of Denver.
Will Eaton, j. Havoy, Frank
Murry and James Cullenen were all
In police court Monday morning,
charged with over-indulgence during
Sunday. Each was charged IS and
costs, except Eaton, whose jag was
worth $40 more than the rest, but
being unable to pay the amount he
went to jail to work 1t out.
Mrs Ben jackson gave dinner
party last Thursday in honor of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Sam Jackson.
Among the guests we're Mesdames O.
Howard, Helen Hapgood, NJ. J..
Knowles, A. E. Mcmillan, A. Nc
Clintock, Rob Wallace, Rose Foster,
Will jackson, George Luman and E.
f. Ofierle.
NJ. III. Lowe. secretary of the
Greeley Commercial club, was laid
up last week by running rusty nail
into the flesh of his right thigh. He
was trying to break a piece of kind
ling wood over his thigh and did not
know there was nail in the piece
Of wood. The nail penetrated the
flesh for couple OF inches.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Husten and
mother, Mrs. Emma Husten and
son, Lauren, Of Eagle, Wisconsin,
were in Greeley Wednesday and
Thursday of last week. They vent
from here to Fort Collins to visit a
brother, and will continue their
journey west to Salt Lake City and
the Pacific coast before returning
home.
A clothes line saved the head Of
Louis Smith of Ault from being
cleft with an az in the hands Of a
halfbreed Indian called Texas Thurs
day night. The halfbreed worked in
the fields about Ault until he had
saved 5000, which he invested in a
restaurant, where Smith cooked. 1t
| ia alouad that Smith and hia friends