The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-17

hesoay but the others will remain
several weeks.
Mrs. p. B. Fritsche, wife of the
pastor Of the German Lutheran
church Of Greeley, has been visiting
her friend, Mrs. Fred Graefe, since
last Thursday.
Chancellor Henry A. Buchtel OF
Denver University is expected to de.
liver an address at the commence.
ment exercises of the eighth grade
on Friday, June l.
Fred Graefe and family, M. G..
Todd and wife and Mrs. Fritschie
and children drove to LAGRANGE Sun.
day and spent the day with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Wright.
Mrs. H. B. Hurt, who spent the
winter with her brother, j. A. Boyd.
east OF Ault, left last week for her
home in Windsor, Mo-, and will stop
a few days to visit her brother at
Kanass City on her way.
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Elliott have
been entertaining Mrs. Elliott's
cousin, Miss Julia Bosworth, of
Tacoma, WASH, who stopped here
while on her way to visit other rela-
tives and friends in the east.
Mesdames Duncan, Mattison,
Pence, Padgett and Williamson at
tended the w. c. T. U. convention
held at Greeley Thursday and Fri
day. Mrs. Padgett was elected cor
responding secretary for this district.
On account of the frequency of
horses running awav in Ault the
town trustees have instructed the
marshal to strictly enforce the ordi-
nance In regard to the securely fast
ening Of horses. There is a fine of
$50 upon conviction of the violation
of this ordinance.
Last Monday afternoon an ad-
journed meeting Of the board of
trustees was held in the Office Of At
torney Bradfeld when the entire
control Of the irrigating bitches was
placed in the hands of the town mar
shal. A water tax of one dollar was
levied for every 25 foot lot.
Prof. G. ]. Zintheo, in charge of
the farm machinery Investigations of
the o. S. department of agriculture
stations, came from
Cheyenne to investigate in regard to
raising seepage water by means of
ON the farm of Mr.. Bal.
lentyne. Prof. Zintheo will report
later.
At the Baptist church Sunday
morning Rev. sutdley spoke on
Rejecting the Character of Christ. I"
The evening topic was ''The Lords
Eyes Upon the Righteous. At the
Congregational church Rev. Elliott
In the morning had for his topic
"Gldeon. In the evening Rev.
Burden spoke from Jesus Only"
The 1. o. o. F. held a regular
meeting Friday evening at which
time letter was read from Grand
Master /. o. o. F. D. G. Taylor Of
Pueblo stating that he would meet
with the Ault lodge at the next
meeting. Messrs. Scroll, Jeremais-
sen and Nichols were appointed to
furnish refreshments. A full at
tendance Is expected and all the
members anticipate good time.
At the last meeting of Company c
Capt. Gale appointed the following
commissioned officers: Sergeants
&C. G. Baker, first sergeant; L. E.
Stone, F. P. Harris, quarter master;
John E. Honlihan, Geo. Fl. Brad
field, Geo. F. Truckey. Corporals-
w. T. Miller, Lewis Jacobson, o.
w. Mckinley, G. G. Swope, Harry
Mattison and E. L. Deathridge.
Musician-F S. Barber. At the
next meeting the equipments will be
given the members.
A large number of Ault's citizens
we're at the depot Wednesday after
noon to welcome the Denver Boost
ers. A souvenir telling of the re-
sources and needs of Ault on one
side and potato harvesting scene on
the Joll ranch with the words
printed in red letters Take Me
Rack to Ault'' on the other side,
was given to each visitor as they
stepped from the train. After
parading through the town with the
band the boosters visited the differ
ent business men of the town. The
band furnished some more music be-
fore the train pulled out for Gree
lev. Quite a number of the Com
mprcial Club of Greeley and several
EATON citizens were with the boost
ers.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Hun
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