The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-13
Chatting dishes at cost at Fezer's.

Chatting dishes at cost at Fezer'S.
r. d. Stover made business trip
to Denver yesterday.
Born, Monday, Dec. 10, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Patterson, a son.
Miss Sadie Miller went to Eaton
last Tuesday to cater for the Clark
Sly wedding.
Make your boy a New Years
present of an account with the Weld
County Savings bank.
We have a nice line of furs for
Christmas presents, and the latest In
waists and skirts. Red Front.
DIR. and Mrs. Frank Porter of
Windsor came to Greeley Saturday
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y. Allyn.
Mrs. A. Y. Gordon and daughter,
Mrs Vina Rose, who have been here
for seven weeks left last Tuesday for
Denver.
| For pleasant reminder Of Christ
mas nothing can be more appropriate
than box of our fine candy. Coro-
nado Pharmary.
Alpine and Watson Bowes of Dem
YER came to Greeley last Tuesday
evening for visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Russell.
savings bank practically free tc
any boy or girl who opens an account
t at the Weld County Savings bank.
5 Parents, ask for particulars.
Getting ready for Christmas at
Martins grocery. Some specials
BelIefuer apples 81 box. Good Mis-
souri, apples cheap. Get our prices.
r We haven't a carload of candy for
Christmas, but we have plenty for
, everybody. and at prices that the
other fellow can't approach. Baab
& Son.
Miss Margaret Voris, who has been
employed with the All Leather
Truss company, went to Denver
Tuesday where she will work in the
main office of the company.
What would your friends appre-
ciate more for Christmas than your
photo, made by Wallace? Come
early for sitting. Don't wait till
Christmas week and then be disap-
pointed.
A. O. White who has been visiting
his law and daughter the last
|six weeks left for his home in
Nashua, Iowa, last Friday. Mrs.
White, who accompanied him here.
will remain in Greeley until spring.
Misses Leona and Winona Hall,
who have been employed in the office
of the All Leather Truss company,
went to Denver Tuesday and will
continue to work in the main office,
which was moved to Denver this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. McGill OF
Monte Vista visited severa, days last
week with their niece, Miss Carrie
| DIETRICH. They left Saturday morn
ing for Wyoming and Montana where
they will visit friends before return
ing home.
One of the best beet crops reported
thls season is that of Al Thompson,
on the j. G. Dean ranch, near
Bracewell. On twenty and one-half
acres he raised 544 tons, or an average
of 261. tons to the acre. The beets
were taken to the Windsor factory.
Word was received here last week
of the death OF II. G. Dixon Of Knox
VILE, Iowa, which occurred Sunday,
Dec. ?. MIR. Dixon had tuberculosis
and spent a year and half in Gree
lev. Not being benefited bv the
change he returned with his family
TO their old home in Knoxville last
July.
DR.. G. O. Franzen, missionary
in India in the field of the Swedish
'Ev. Observation-Disclosures" and, who
Is now on his way there from visit
to Sweden will give lecture at the
Seventh Day Adventists church,
Monday evening, Dec. II. DR..
Franzen has spent ten years as a
medical missionary in India. The
Swedish speaking citizens are cordi-
ally invited to the lecture.