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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1891
Page
1
Reduced prices on winter shawls eiderdown flannel fancy flannels black silks calico and ginghams ladies hats blankets fine comforts and men s overcoats clothing boots and shoes all offered in a single sale listing.
Bargains highlighted by The Greeley Cash Store announce prices cut to the lowest levels, urging early purchase for best assortment and selection.
Full house expected Friday evening as Kerr B. Tupper delivers a lecture at the Baptist church on From Joppa to Jerusalem. Tickets at Sawyer's and Park Dining Hall with meals offered. advance sales exceed 350 and many already sold.
The Missourian Mrs M J Hogarty is visiting her mother in Missouri. meanwhile Mike the Colonel roams town as if restless. The Tripune thanks Mr and Mrs Kendrick for a fine cake from their wedding in Greeley yesterday and laments missing the nuptials due to illness.
John B. Kendricks and Miss Eula V. Wulfsen wed at the Methodist Episcopal church in this city at 4:30 pm. The couple, soon to reside in Sheridan Wyoming, were joined by bridesmaids Miss Minnie Davis and Miss Mattie B Wulfsen, with a reception and Eastbound honeymoon to follow.
Piano and organ tuning and repair offered by H B Jackson. A humorous note describes an elevator as a small room that grinds you upstairs, reflecting a playful aside in the text.
Scotch residents in Greeley plan a Burns anniversary at Jackson's Hall with songs speeches music supper and dance. Tickets are one dollar at Andrew Scott's bakery to cover expenses. G R Park will preside Rev J G Reid will toast Robert Burns Captain Boyd will toast The Land of our Adoption A D Moodie will toast The Land o Cakes My ain countrie Miss Palmer to sing.
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