The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24

J. NJ. Hammond of Masopyille
was In town Tuesday and reports
plenty of snow In the hills last
winter.
Geo. Giddings has been enjoying \
visit from his brother-in-law and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ogden, of
Fort Collins.
| Mrs. E. L. Hensley has enjoyed a
pleasant visit from her sister, Mrs.
Brooks, of Grand Lake who left for
her home Tuesday.
DIR. Geo. H. Candlin of Greeley
has decided to try his fortune with
the Eaton people and expects to
open an office here soon.
A. j. Eaton, Harlan Wolfe, A. j.
Smillie and family recently made a
pleasant visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson Of Windsor.
A. F. Eaton while improving the
appearance Of his residence is at the
same time adding to the convenience
OF the same by having back porch
built.
James Wolfe has purchased the
lots adjoining his residence of F. L.
Weller and it Is understood will soon
build a substantial and modern
home
Mrs. w. R. Clark entertained at
six O'Clock dinner Friday evening
the following: Prof. Copeland, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Mccall and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. c. Stockfleth.
At meeting held last week to
make arrangements for Fourth of
July celebration DR.. N. w. Bellrose
was chosen permanent chairman and
81. Cushman secretary. At meet
ing held Tuesday evening Chairman
Bellrose being :absent A. ]. Eaten
presided. The report Of the pro-
gram committee was read and ac-
cepted. 1t was decided that all the
exercises Of the morning take place
on the main streest and in the
afternoon at the grove. Messrs.
Myers, Denio and Gillies were ap-
pointed committee on grounds.
Messrs. Adams, Eaton and Schoon-
over were appointed a committee on
transportation to get rates and
special trains over the U. P. Messrs.
Hogue, DEMO and Steele were se-
lected as an advertising committee.
Prof. Copeland will again be sup
erintendent of the Eaton schools.
The following teachers have accepted
mixed primary grades: Miss Vog-
eler, third grade; Miss Anita
Dougherty, Of Greeley, fourth grade;
Miss Ella Tharp, fifth grade; Miss
lisa Wilson, sixth grade; Miss Jessie
Gordon, seventh grade; Miss Ella
Brooks, eighth; Miss Emma Hughes.
Miss Alice Weaver have been offered
the second grade again but have not
get accepted. The teachers In the
high school did not all accept, Miss
Bertha Brooks having requested a
leave of absence for one year and ex-
poets to study for degree at Colum-
bia. Miss Waterbury will remain If
the work can be arranged satisfact-
orilY. Frank Williams, a former
Windsor boy and graduate of Den
yer University, has accepted posi-
tion as teacher of science.
The town board met in regular
session last Monday evening, Mayor
Daley presiding and all trustees
present. The minutes of the last
meeting read and approved. Several
bills were allowed and ordered paid.
1t was unanimously decided to ap-
propriate s75 for the Fourth of July
celebration. John league and j. L.
Jones were each granted renewal
of pool hall license. Henry Horney
received scavenger license. The
bonds of the marshal and clerk
we're approved and ordered filed.
The cemetery committe we're in
structed to clean out the we'll at
the cemetery. The marshal was
ordered to collect dog and poll taxes
at once and to notify citizens to
clean up alleys and closets. Trus-
tee Thos. Leadbetter was given au-
thority to look after irrigation water
and to collect for the same before
water is turned out. G. d. Eggles-
ton was authorized to shut oil
sprinkling water wherever users were
not complying with the law.
Sprinkling houls are to be from to
I p. m. After some discussion In
regard to other matters which were
referred to the judiciary committee
the meeting was adjourned.