The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-26
EATON


Frank Smith has returned from
business trip to Kansas City.
Geo. Drummond of Sterling was
attending to business here THURSDAY
Miss Fannie Candlin OF Greeley
visited friends at Eaton last week
Miss Janet Hershey Of Denver was
the guest last week of Misses Mihcey'
Miss Ellen Myers has returned
from a pleasant visit with Fort Col
lins friends.
Miss Clara Edwards of Greeley
was the guest OF her cousin, Miss
Grace Baker, last week
Miss Carolyn Clark visited her
friend, Mrs. Howard Kennedy, OF
Windsor q few days last week.
Roy Weber left Monday for De-
wey, /. t., where he will join his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Weber.
Mrs, Gilpatrick left Thursday for
a visit with friends and relatives at
her old home in Independence, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, "A. Dedrick and
son returned Tuesday from delight
full visit with old friends in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. HALEY of Carr
called on Eaton friends the other
day as they were returning from a
trip to Greeley.
Misses Pearl Mitchell and Amy
Thompson who have been enjoying
an outing with friends at Estes Park
have returned home.
Chas. Meyer went to Fort Collins
Wednesday to take charge OF the
Meyer Bros. store for few weeks,
while his brother makes trip east.
Mrs. Anna Morgan and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. c. d. Eggleston, have gone
to Lafayette to visit friends and will
also visit friends in Denver during
their three weeks vacation.
Guy Steele of Waterville, Kan,
visited E. G. Steele and. family last
week. Mr.. Steele is member OF
the Greeley lodge Of Elks and came
to Colorado to attend the Elks' cele-
bration at Denver.
Mrs. r. d. Hughes entertained
ABOUT fifteen of Master Carl's little
friends the other day because that
young man had reached the delight
full age OF six years. Games we're
enjoyed, dainty refreshments served
and the little folks wished BIRTH
days came oftener.
j. S. Elder has returned from his
vacation and resumed his duties at
the depot. 81. A. Whitton who took
charge Of Mr.. Elders duties during
his absence has gone to Ault and
will have charge of the station there
while Lieutenant W. E. Parker has
few weeks vacation.
At the last regular meeting Of the
l. o. o. F. the following officers
were installed: Frank Hursch, N.
G.; Ernest Blandin, v. g.; Amos
Ackroyd, d. D. G. M, was INSTALL
ing officer. After lodge closed the
order repaired to the Commercial
hotel where feast was enjoyed.
Miss Nora Rayburn entertained
about "a of her friends Wednesday
evening with lawn party at her
home mile east Of town. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Hensley chaperoned the
young people who rode out on hay
rack. Games were played, refresh
ments of cake and cream served and
all had a merry time.
The patronesses of the library
we're delightfully."- entertained last
Friday afternoon at the pleasant
home of Mrs. j. w. Farr. Alta
Miller and Leta Banta furnished
music while delicious refreshments
were served. Miss Clark and Mrs.
Gillies rendered several instrumental
solos that we're enjoyed. Mrs. Farr
presented the library with 'The
Circle' by. Katherine Thurston.
Rogers s. VanScyoc who operate a
coal mine on the Eaton place mile
east of town for some time have
feared that the mine might cave in
on account of water seeping into the
shaft some thirty feet below the sur
face, that they were not able to shut
off. Last Friday night their fears
we're realized, the whole lower hall
OF the shaft being filled with dirt
that covered all the cars, tools, etc.
belonging to the firm, which is quite
a loss. The accident occurring at
night no one was injured as they
were not working night shifts during
the summer.