The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-19
EATON

H. E. Hogue left Wednesday for an
outing In the hills.
G. H. Denio and wife are visiting
in Minneapolis. Minnesota.
Mrs. w. II, Ralph Of Fort Collins
was the recent guest Of Mrs. w. w.
Sullivan.
Mrs. G. N. Tabor Of Denver, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. S. q.
Dickinson.
Miss Mamie Pomeroy of Greeley
was the guest Of Miss Elsie Clark
last week.
A. S. Lincoln and wife enter
tained l. Gray of Wheatland, one day
last week.
Mrs George Tracy is enjoying
visit from her father. Geo. Newbury
Of Denver.
Mrs. N. Huston left Tuesday
for a months visit with home folks
in Wisconsin.
John Reinks and family have gone
to Dubuque. Iowa, his boyhood home
to visit relatives.
Miss Carrie Russell and Rose Rog-
ers visited last week at John Car
roll IS west Of Ault.
f. L. Weller and family were the
recent guests of Arthur Ling and
wife, west of Eaton.
Mrs. Max Meyer went to LoVeland
Thursday for few days visit with
friends and relatives,
G. W. Deffke left the d rst of the
week for Iowa and before returning
will visit in Canada.
Miss Gladys Lowry enjoyed a
Myrtle King Of Greeley.
Mrs, Andrew Sedgwick of Grover
W no has been visiting friends here
has returned to her home.
Ellis Smith has purchased lots of
Kins Dickerson on Maple street aud
will erect modern home.
Fred Mimmac lost good car
riage horse one day last week by Its
being struck by lightning.
Miss Ebba Peterson has returned
from Silver Plume and will spend
the summer with her parents.
w. w. Sullivan and Fred MINI
mack left Thursday for an extended
trip through Wyoming, and Idaho.
Eaton's popular station agent,
Mr.. Elder Is taking vacation and
his place is filled by II. II. Whitten.
Alta Miller and Leta Banta have
returned after few days visit with
their friend. Margaret Graham Of
Greeley.
Miss Nora Rayburn who has been
visiting friends and relatives in
Boulder for several weeks has re-
turned to her home.
Thurdsay the little three year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Scott,
In falling thrust his arm in bucket
of hot water, and was badly scalded.
Mrs. j. c. Dart of Greeley will
look after the interest of the Clark
home while the owners. w. r.
Clark and wife spend few weeks
In California.
Union services were held at the
Baptist church Sunday evening,
Rev. Payne giving an account of his
trip across the Atlantic entitled
Under two Flags"
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Meyer have
been entertaining Leon Levy and
daughter of Chicago and NIL. Meyer
and family OF Rocky Ford, who left
for their home Thursday.
At the last meeting OF the chairman
OF the various committees on the
Fourth of July celebration the re-
ports showed after all bills were al
lowed small balance which was
turned over to the public library,
r. S. Dennis received a vote of
thanks for his efforts, as he was the
originator OF the idea OF a celebra-
tion here.
The members of the Eaton club
gave reception at the club parlors
last Tuesday evening. The four
large rooms were tastily decorated
and the Woodmen hall furnished
ample room for dancing. Rev.
Dickson in his inimitable way
gave the address Of welcome. ]. G.
G. Kendall of Greeley rendered
violin solo which was highly appre-
ciated. DIR. Allen, president of the
club IN an impressive manner then
invited all present to enjoy them
selves which they at once proceeded
to do. There were about $50 pres
ent Punch and waters were served
by the committee.