The Greeley tribune., 1904-02-11
EATON

parents, MIR, and Mrs. n. +. Cusb.
man.
New gas lights have been put ib
the Congregational church and were
USED Tor the first time Sunday even
lug with very successful results.
A letter received from E. W.
Goodan and family says that they
are keeping house In Pasadena,
Calf, not far from the F. N,
Ihomas family and are much pleased
with the city and location.
Mrs. F. M. Thompson and dauah.
ter Helen went to Denver Saturday
morning. MIS-. Thompson returned
the same day, but Miss Helen re.
mained to attend a business college
there.
Eittle Miss Helen Phillips spent
this week in the country with her
Grandma Phillips.
Fl. W. Robbins visited the county
seat Friday.
Saturday afternoon about fifty
ladies were delightfully."- entertained
by Mesdames b. 6. Eaton and E. X.
Packard at Gray Cables" the
pleasant home OF the Eaton family.
Finch, music and delicious lunch
were features Of the afternoon and
all report most pleasant time
MI. and Mrs. G. N. Yeagy gave q
jolly evenings entertainment to
about seven couples last Thursday.
Messrs. J. R. Gillies and J. L.
kendel we're in Greeley Sunday.
A. c. Adams of Buffalo, N. Y.
was the glest Of honor at an even.
inR's gathering at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. X. Clark last Thursday
evening. Finch was enjoyed for a
few hours, after which refreshments
we're served and Mr.. Adams pleased
the company by singing several solos.
Those present were Messrs. and Mes
danes b. G. Eaton, j. W. Smillie,
A. J. Eaton, K. K. Packard, G. II.
DEMO, j II. Mccall and F. l..
Weller.
Goodan & Phillips have sold the
postoffice lot to Daily & Montgomery.
The Woman's club met Friday af-
ternoon with Mrs. L. II. Daily with
very good attendance. Robert
Browning and His Works was the
subject of the afternoon and one Of
the best papers OF the year on The
Life of the Brownings' was given by
Mrs. j. F. Coffman. Mrs. }. H.
Mccall gave sketch OF Rrowning's
Women" followed by an open dis
cussion on the subject. A patriotic
day will be held with MIS-. j. h.
GiIlies Friday, February 70, at which
times new officers will be elected.
Malcolm Losey and Albert Eaton
attended dance in Greeley last Fri
day evening.
Will Roy and wife are now living
in one OF the Thomas cottages.
Miss Helen Soaring was up from
Greeley last week visiting relatives.
Mrs. A. W. Ward was on the sick
list last week.
Miss Elhel Kennedy Of Windsor
visited last Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Austin of the Eaton
schools.
Blair Rugh of Greeley and Miss
Kennedy Of Windsor ate Sunday din
ner with George l.. Jones and family.
A stereopticon entertainment was
given at the NJ E. church Friday
evening under the auspices of the
Junior Epworth League and proved
very successful affair in all respects.
Rev. S. c. Dickinson of the Con-
gregational church spent this week
in Colorado Springs with his wife.
Harold Lair and family moved
this week five miles west of Greeley.
where they will farm this year.
Roscoe Farr was over from Fort
Collins to spend Saturday and San
day.
The Social Hours club met with
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. r. Glllies last Friday
evening for another one OF their jolly
times. In the course Of the evening
delicious oyster stews were served.
Messrs. and Mesdames John McArt-
ney and Z. K Packard were the
guests Of the club.
Misses Kittle and McKelvey took
Sunday dinner with the A. j. Eaton
family.
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