The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-19
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RADIO Springs for her health, re-.
turned Saturday evening. Her many
friends are pleased to welcome her
home.
Loyal Rebekahs initiated two can.
didates on Monday evening.
w. H. Eaton left for the eastern
market with sheep on Monday.
Mrs. Ellis who has been a guest
of Mrs. John Gillies the past month
returned to her home in Canton, H..
the first of this week.
Mrs. S. c. Dickenson returned
from Colorado Springs on Saturday
evening. Her many friends are glad
to see her so much improved in
health.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. S. ].
Will entertained the following
ladies at thimble party, Mesdames
Hogue, Sullivan, Weller, Wolfe,
Myers, Clarke, Smillie, Steele and
Eaton. After a social afternoon,
enjoyed by all, the hostess served an
elegant repast.
The last meeting of the Social
Hour club was held at the home of
Mrs. Losey. High five was the
evenings amusement, the ladies
playing against the gentlemen but
were defeated. The guests we're
Messrs. and Mesdames Clark, DEMO,
Gates, Steele and Weller.
Messrs. and Mesdames Alger,
Dickerson and Miss Blanche Middle
ton went to Windsor Wednesday to
attend the funeral of their relative,
Mrs. Myrtle Lucas, whose death &C.
Cured at Idaho Falls, Idaho. Mrs.
Lucas had many friends and rela-
tives here who we're greatly shocked
by her sudden death.
Mrs. G. j. Stockfeth entertained
at her home last Thursday evening
the Eaton Round Table. Miss
Carolyn Clark read an interesting
paper on Russia, What Next.
Monday evening the club met with
Mrs. ]. f. Coffman, Rev. Coffman
giving his paper on emigration
which was enjoyed by all.
Quite number from here attended
the Christian Stewardship Confer
ence'' of the Baptist pastors and
churches of northern Colorado which
was held at the Baptist church in
Greeley last Tuesday. Rev. E.
Payne pastor Of the Baptist church
at this place gave a paper on
"Welch Music and the Welch Re-
vival.''
Garrett Chestnut was arrested last
charged with assault and
robbery by ]. Waldrup. Waldrup
the marks of assault and
revealed the money, about
two hundred dollars, In Chestnut's
trunk. Tuesday he pleaded not
guilty and for the lack of $500, the
amount of bail, was taken to the
Eaton Jail until Saturday, when he
was to have his trial before Justice
Dennis. Friday night he broke Jail
and escaped.
Thursday, April 5th, Grandma
Gillies, mother Of Mrs. Willis, ac-
companied by her sons and daughters
with their families, drove to the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Walter Will
lis, who live few miles east of
eaton, to help them celebrate their
silver wedding, taking baskets we'll
filled with provision and some hand
some presents for the bride and
groom, who surrendered gracefully
to the invasion, and an old fashioned
family reunion was enjoyed. Those
present we're Grandma Gillies, John
Gillies and wife, Andrew Gillies and
wife, e. S. Schoonover and family,
f. B. Shattuck and family, S. A.
Wood and family, Mrs. G. N. Smillie
and daughter, A. S. Lincoln and
wife and G. W. Clapp and wife OF
Denver.
Monday evening, April 9th, the
town board of trustees met ana COM
pleted the unfinished business. The
new officers took the oath OF otlice
and proceeded to business by electlng
RI. w. Somerville, mayor pro TEN