The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-22
Fresh Baltimore oysters at Marks

Fresh Baltimore oysters at Marks
Market.
The big November sale Is now on
at the Ramsay Dry Goods Co.
Try our line OF shoes. We carry
only the best that money can buy.
Red Front.
Mrs. George Sweet went to Fort
Morgan last Tuesday for q few days
visit with her daughter.
Souvenir postals are all the rage.
You will find the largest assortment
in Greeley at stover's Book Store,
Mr.. and MIS-. z. c. Carter of
Windsor came to Greeley last Mon.
day and expect to stay here through
the winter.
sell fire and accident Insurance
in the Royal Exchange, one of the
strongest companies in the world.
A. M. McClenAhan.
There is no better American watch
than the Hamilton; every Ole of
which is fully guaranteed. Glazier
has large line of them.
Rev. A. G. Leafgreen left Tuesday
for Rockford, H., to help dedicate
a new $50, 600 church, erected there
by the Swedish Free Mission church
society.
Why pay fancy prices for mems
clothing during the November sale?
Every suit and overcoat must 90, re.
gardless of cost. The Ramsay Dry
Goods Company.
Lottie d. Crofford and Arthur E.
Christman; Ida Irene Campbell and
william Mcdonald Bigsby took out
marriage licenses in the county
clerks Office Tuesday.
Mayor Clammer of Fort Collins.
who Is also a hustling real estate
dealer in that city. was in Greeley
last Thursday, sort OF sizing up pro-
perty values here as compared with
Fort Collins.
ROLAND NJ. Turner was last Fri
day placed under an additional $500
bond on charge of larceny. He was
ready under 1850 on charge of
embezzlenent from the j. S. Johnson
Jewelry company.
It's us for apples-no other store
in town exhibits the variety and
quality, nor handles the quantity
that we do. We can and will make
you close prices on fancy grade fruit.
Kittle & Withey Grocery.
Cromwell, the six-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Cameron, had a
birthday last Friday and in the
afternoon he entertained company
of his small friends. They played
games and had fine supper,
The Kersey Enterprise this week
came out In seven column quarto
instead Of the little handbll that
has been published there heretofore.
Hadn't heard Of any particular boom
in that section, but 1t must be there,
though.
Maybelle Sweeney who 4 leadins
soubrette with the Gilmofe Opera
company Of Kansas City arrived ir
Greeley last Saturday and is visiting
Ralph Daniels. She will spend some
little time in Greeley and take a
much needed rest.
We make q slash when we cut.
We must make room for our holiday
goods. For ten days all ladies' and
children's hats half regular price.
Come early and get the best selec'
tions. Sixty-five cent dress goods
now 48c. Red Front.
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve a 25 cent turkey dinner at
the Unity church building corner of
Ninth avenue and Ninth street,
Thanksgiving day. The patronage
Of the public will be appreciated.
Mrs. L. H. Humphreys, secretary.
j. Fl. linus, vice president Of the
Dayton Implement company with
residence at Ann Arbor, Mich,
stopped off in Greeley over Monday
on his way to the Pacific coast. He
is cousin of Mrs. Eugene Abbott
and spent the day with that family.
Clarence Donovan has purchased
q farm from the owners of the S. l..
w. ranch and is now engaged In
building a house thereon and in
making other Improvements, pre-
paratory to taking up his residence
there before the opening of spring
work on the farm.
Roy Morse was arrested al LaSalle
last FRIDAY on n charge of passing q