The Greeley tribune., 1904-03-10

/ from Windsor sunday, visiting Tela-
I tiyes and friends.
DE. Phifer gave an interesting
missionary address at the NJ. r.
{ church last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Chamberlain of Denver visited
/ this week with MIS-, W. B. Grant.
I Mrs. Chamberlain was formerly a
resident OF Greeley
viii Roy ard wife, Mr.. McKensie
and Misses Bowers and Gazele at
tended the play 'Zaza" in Greeley
last Friday evening
II r. 'Conuur left the first OF the
week on trip to Denver and La
Juuta. He will be absent from
Eaton about month.
Sunday morning occurred the death
of the infant son Of +. G. Reeman.
The baby aas taken to Greeley and
buried beside the mother.
j. l.. Kendel and wife entertained
Misses Nellie and Ellen Myers, Marie
Frater and Messrs. II. +. O'COnnor
and Frank Doolittle at dinner last
Sunday. .-.
Mrs. G. II. DEMO gave an ''at
homeH last Saturday afternoon that
proved very pleasant affair. The
out-Of-to town guests were Mesdames c.
G. Carrel, H. E. Churchill, + T..
Smith, j. E Shook, W. f.. Willis,
A. s. Lincoln and Miss Mabel Cartel
OF Greeley.
The Woman's club met last Friday
afternoon with Mrs Augustus Wood
and enjoyed few hours in the study
of Oliver Goldsmith and his work
'She Stoops to Conquer. " Mesdames
Phillips. Clark and Gillies gave in
teresting papers on the subject.
Mrs. W. P. Hogarty was guest of
the club at this meeting. The next
regular meeting of the club will be
with Mrs, J. F. Cotfman Friday,
March Is.
Friday, March 4. W. E. Cady,
aged 10 years, died at the home of
his daughter, Mrs, |. l.. Mckinley,
after a short Illness Of pneumonia.
The deceased had lived in Eaton but
short time, but had made many
friends while here He leaves wife
and four children two sons Charles
and Lyman, and two daughters, Mrs.
Mckinley and Mrs. William McCarty.
The services were held at the Baptist
church a1 2:3O Sunday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. Blowers Inter
meht was made in the Eaton GEM
etery
Blaine Southworth spent Sunday
and Monday in Denver.
B. G. Eaton returned Monday from
a trip to Memphis, Tenn.
F. d. Fitzpatrick left Monday for a
six weeks visit in California.A
Jake Bowman has bought out an
interest in Rilly's meat market.
Frank Atkinson has returped to
Eaton after week spent in Denver.
f. S. Schoonover has purchased
the W. L. Petrikin residence in the
north end. ,i
Ladies OF the "Kettle Drum"
spent pleasant afternoon with Mrs.
W. b. Grant Tuesday. -,y
Eaton boys ore making arrange
ments to organize an unusually good
ball team for this season.
A G. E. society business meeting
and social was held at the home of
Mrs. A J. Eaton Monday evening.
William Trenholme of Canada Wis
tied the j. W. Smilie family and
other relatives. Mr.. Trenholme is
on tine return trip from a visit to
California.
Misses Brooks and Berry enter
tanned the members Of the senior
class of the high school last saturday
and very pleasant time was had.
The class members are Lula Lead
better, Matilda Wilson, James Grant
and Dickson and Wilson Smilie.
A number TO carloads of lambs and
sheep will leave Eaton today for the
river, owned by the following parties:
d. E Severance, four cars: R. D.
Hughes, four; W. o. Thompson four
From Lucerne W. R. Mcclellan,
two: J. b. COu1zens, four; Sol Hop
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