The Greeley News from Greeley, Kansas • 5

v. Greeley Coal and Prospecting Company 4 How does that sound Mrs. John Weaver returned from Colony the latter part of last week, ac companied by her fister jSellie, who is visiting her young friends in Greeley, Go to C. H. Lathen for anything in Drags and Xotions, Paints and Brushes.

TAKE YOUR EGGS TO ROTH. Ten cents per dozen. JohixPinry returned from California, last week, looking brown as a berry. He likes California, and thinks he may return in the fall. Henry Carlyle will probably return soen.

Time lias proved HlV Best-fitting, handsomest and most durable Shoes in America are the Krippendorf Dittinan shoes, sold in Greele) by Harrison Kincaid. Lath Blinds Mnales- Boors, Windows, 9 Mouldings, Stair Work, anniM White Lime, Louisville Cement, at Normal begins Garnett, next Moudav. The normal in Miami county TE IibOAI EDITOB. Sidney Pratt is at work atMapleton. ICE CREAM! ISOMER'S.

Uncle Alex McGihnis made the Kcws a visit, Mondar. Fresh meal at KcClure's. Miss Mamie Gailey, of Gfirnett, was visiting in Greeley the fore part of the week. Sweet Cider at Maseho'e. Eli Truelitt has had the appearance of his dwelling improved by administering fretsh pai r.t.

Come to Greeley to celebrate the Stouriaus Fourth. B. N. Beal, of Garnett, was in town, Monday, Michigan Flaster, Flastering Mair, feanci, GILDERS' HARDWARE. begins at Paola, July 11th and ends August oth.

Ladies, call and examine the new hats at Mrs. Cettie Stevenson's. All tne latest styles constantly on hands. 10 CTS. per pound for BUTTER at ROTH'S.

Dave Matheny, "Westphalia's "cyclone" merchant, and a Mr. Wilhite. of, the same place, were visiting in Greeley Coffins, Caskets, Burial Robes, Furniture, etc. etc. SprouPs, Greeley, Kas.

The City Clerk has received the dog tags, and who have delayed paying license will please call and adjust this matter without furthur notice. Nails, ILocks, Hinges, JStc. MIXED PAINTS, OIL AND WHITE LEAD. On the above we will allow no one to undersell vts, knowingly. ndsfey-Grimmer Lumber Go.

Stove best and cheapest Was in the market at E.Truefitt's. According to the Garnett Journal, Robt. Sutherland contemplates moving to Kansas City. Ice cold Soda Pep at Maseho'e. Will Sutherland made a flying trip to Kansas City, Saturday night.

John Smith "held down'' the postolBce during his absence. "so Beal Estate, Insurance Agt Miss Ad a Becker went over to Le- Roy, Friday, for a short visit with Doc and wife. Get ycur ice-cream at Mrs. Benson's. J.

V. Hall one of Garnett's able attorneys, was in town on business, Tuesday, and dropped in on the News a few moments. He was on his way to Missouri. rs. Benscn makes the best vf ice Is what the ladies all say when they see those fresh, new Dress Goods at Roth's.

to KANSAS. GREELEY, cream. Take your sister, or somebody Money to loan on good Greele' town property. Enquire of D. W.

Smith. Sheriff Barrick was down from Garnett, Tuesdav, on official business. oJse's sister, around and sample it. A little boy came to live with Mr. and Mrs.

John Maness, on the 3rd inst. Joe Corley, and John Rupp took in the sights of Kansas City. Monday. A new son and heir arrived at Robt. Mundell's last Saturday.

Come Quick if you want a quarter-ream of writing paper for less than usual prices. Can't buy again far what I am Goodrich is making arrangments for a big Fourth-of-July celebration. 'rhev nropose to kill a Deal ana nave a 4 111 It selling it at. C. H.

Lathen. 1 1 The Kincaid Kronicle savs A. While here, he made the News a pleasant call. By the way, wLile we are speaking of him, we would say that Mr, Barrick has made many friends during his term of office, so far, and has created many warm friends by the gentlemanly manner hi which he treats everybody. Remember, the Hotel the place to get your Ice-Cream at five cents a dish.

Mrs. H. A. Newman, of Yates Center, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. L.

Bonier, returned home on Saturday, with her husband, on his return from Kansas City. 5 eguiar old-fashioned barbecue. All parties wishing Straight-Grade Flour will do well to call on MeClure. Ilixson and Frank Stailey are now at work on the Southern Kansas railroad, near Richmond. Cream at the hotel every evening.

'Squire Decker has been afllicted with rheumatism for some time, and is getting able to get around real peart again. Yes. MEN'S FULL-STOCK SHOES Childs, who has charge of II. K. Wi nans' implement business at Kincaid, will build in and move to that place in the fall.

Born To Mr. and Win. Martin, daughter, May 27th. -CHEAP SHOES, did you say? Roth has them the cheapest in price, but the very best in quality. Ladies, go and see them before buying.

A Bandy Line of Spring Mr. and Mrs. A. R. McCracken went down to Fredonia, Saturday, on a short visit.

They returned, Monday, accom CLOTHING panied by their daughter-in-law, Mrs. J. L. McCracken, and on Wednesday, Harrison Kincaid 11 "1 We carry the celebrated Henderson Shoe. o.

1j ionoweq. Have received a largfi and. handsome 1 1 line of spring clothing, which they Band! Lii3 of Cora at Harrison Xincaid's for only 85c per pair. We wish to call attention to Eli Truefttt's new advertisement this week. We want every one to read it, and then c-oine to Greeley and see Eli, for we know he can suit you.

both in goods and j.riees he always does, and he sells piles cf goods. Choice Graham at east Greeley. Geo. Pratt came down from Garnett, Tuesday, to see his best girl. Mrs.

Dunbar, sister-in-law of D. arc selling at prices will astonish the natives. They will give anybody "jits" who wants a suit of clothes. It is to vour interest to call on them if 4lso a full stock of General Mer Just received bv Harrison Kincaid. They make a specialty of Dr.

Wood ward and Dr, Bail's Health Corsets. you want clothing for yourself or your boys. 1 chandise, Hats, Caps, Mr. W. Manners and his daugh oots and shoes.

ter, Mrs. Webb, were over from Linn A fishing party from Garnett took in Credicott, of Susar Valley, left for Ohio, county Monday, shopping. Mr. Man- our city, last Thursday. The party was composed of th following ladies:" Mrs.

Tuesdav, and will make that her future ners renewed his subscription for another year. home. A daughter was born to John Alex Binding twine and Wire at the ander and wife, cf Libertv township. Hardware Store, Tuesday. Mrs.

Goo. Vines, of Garnett, came Geo. H. Mark arrived here from down to Greeley, Tuesday evening, on a well, Misses lUhel Hearst, Xod Robinson, Lilian Mellen. Zo IJerriman, Al-lie Johnson, Sue Lindsay, Minnie Booth and Lizzie Denbam.

They brought their supper with them, and pai tok of it ia the'timber, picnic fas hion. 11 of July visit to Mrs. Champe. Ohio, last week, on a visit to his brother, who was wounded in the recent quarrel ill We are jrlad to note the fact that between himself and Van Kimball. nun bj Miss Millie Trank, who has been verj Colonel Bouck met with a serious ac- sick for isome time, is again able to be causes him to nav about.

igate on crutches. hue working in Bal- 13 almost-here, ladies, and you should go IS HEADQUARTERS FOR THE colm's shop, an ax fell from the chop- For felts, plushes, banner rods, to Roth's and get that new dress. lie has su ch lovely patterns. an for fancy work, call at Mrs. Steen- ping-block onto the Colonel's foot, cutting it pretty badly.

He now has a chance to tase a rest from his arduous labors. eoa's. BUG McCCB ice-Gieam at tne notcj, at ave cents understand mat bncie ban fed J. A. Moore received a communica a dish.

Goodrich is about to Etart a new town at tion, the other day, from an eastern gen Goodrich postollice, on the. line of the Wesee.by the Lane Bulletin that new railroad that is to be. Smith Lathen and Miss Mary Bates were tleman who wants to start a nursery here. There isn't a nursery in Andersen county, yet our farmers buy large quan icined in the holy nonds of wedlock, achine Oil of all kinds at the Store, cheaper than at any other May 31st, at Paola. The contracting par ties are both well known Greelev and tities ot fruit trees and shrubs every year, sending a great deal of money abroad.

If we had a nurserv here, we would house in the county. vicinity. Smith spent his boyhood days Ai lowers ai Sdky Sales. here, and has hosts of friends hereabouts. keep that money at home, which would J.

M. Higgins is now dividing his time between Greeley and Goodrich, de be a large iitem in of establishing Miss Bates (that was) taught the Glenn school a few years ago, and made many voting his bigger half to the latter place a nursery here. Then, it would be much He is helping Uncle Sam Goodrich in handier. This particular locality is the ins store. best the county for a nurserv.

too. sincerely hope the gentleman will Mrs. Stevenson's is the place to get the nicest and cheapest hat. Call and conclude to come here. examine goods before buying elsewhere Money! Money! Money! John Fox and family and W.

Ry- friends while teaching. TheXKws wishes the happy couple unbounded bliss in their new state. Several Greeley folks took in the excursion from Garnett Topekst, If you want a first-class ice-cream, go to the Hotel Ice-Cream Parlor only rive cent, a dish, for city and country customers. Next Sunday is "Children's day" st the M. E.

church, and arrangements have been perfected for a grand good time. A snlendid programme hts been io Joan on short notice, on real estate aius returned from Springs, security, at 6 per cent, interest and a Sunday. small commission, or 8 percent, straight, by U. W. SMITE.

TOe Emery Harry richer and Jason Warren caused no little excitement and anxiety Thft lpst Rhoe in the market. ROTH has the sole agency for this splendid shoe thr disappearance from home; last prepared, consisting of music, recitations, but as we did not get it in time, we are unable to publish it. Let all attend. in Greelev, and has just received a big auenueu bunday school to give in the morning, and went from there 1 A I i iiuiuu. jirh.

mm ne was perfect satisfaction. Call and see them. Brighton Boggles It ICE-CREAM at the hotel the only prm going back to church, and he said he was. He then statred from home, since which time Mrs. White has not seen place in town where you can get first- D.

A. Welsh has just got over a tue- i class ice-cream at 5 cents a cisn. 8ie wun tne mumgs, ana is aoie 10 at tend to business again. Go to the hotel ice-cream parlor. Call ail Gut Prices Before lyiii Will MeClure went up to Lecomp-! ton, last riday, to attend the commence him.

borne parties afterward saw him and the Warren boy on tli creek bank, and heard Jason say "Let's go to Big creek." They were" seen near the North Potawatomie bridge, going north, and that is the last, seen of Charley Warren and Andrew Blair hunted for them all day Monday, but could get no trace of them. It was feared that thev were drowned, but their clothes could ment exercises at Lane university. ELSEWHERE. J. A.

Moore has connected himself with a real estate firm in Kansas City, for the transaction of a general real estate business. This will be quite a halp to him. We predict for him success in this new undertaking. When we reach the coal beneath ua, Greeley will commence to boom. A certain well-informed gentleman of Garnett told us, not long ago, that, in ten rears, Greeley will be the largest town Goto for the best cigar in town.

Rev. Brocket! holding a series of not be found, and it is now thought they revival utc-uuiti me u. x. cnurcn. 11WS0FFIC Rev.

Strong is expected to be here this went to Ottawa, where young Warren is evening acquainted. Lateb The Warren lad re- turned. thov in Anderson couhtv, and that it will be h.j. i -delicious, icc-cvju oocui-xtp at tne jLecoy, from which place young Bricker a manufacturing town: We believft his head is level, and expect to live to co -Ins prophesy YeriSetL Bakerj. Brid was going to Ft Smith, Ark.

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