The Greeley tribune., 1906-06-07

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Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Elliott O
Ault. were the guests of Rev. ane
MISS. c. Dickinson last Monday.
The M. E. missionary society helc
pleasant meeting at the home O
Mrs. j. Alger Wednesday afternoon
Miss Linnie Coil, principal of thu
Lasalle school, with her sister
Mrs. johnson, visited friends here
Monday.
Mrs. T. G. Phillips and little
daughter who have been visiting
friends at Florence have returned te
their home.
Tuesday morning Misses Exile and
Abbie Osborne left for Salt Lake
City where they will make their
home in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Smillie enter.
tained John Mccartney, wife and
daughter, Miss Nellie. at six O'Clock
dinner the other day.
Ellis Smith has accepted a posi-
tion and began work In the First
National Bank, taking c. J. Stock
tieth's place during his vacation.
Miss Ettie Irving who taught in
the Collins district is visiting. friends
here before leaving for Couer d..
Alene, Idaho, where she will make
her future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Brewington and
son, Elmer, have gone to Denver
after short vIist here. Mrs. Brew.
ington and Elmer will leave for the
Pacific coast, hoping the change Of
climate will benefit the health of
Elmer. Mr.. Brewington will go
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Gates enter
tained lately in honor of their
friend, Mrs. Wilcox, of Plymouth,
Mich. The following were guests:
Messrs, Clark, Cushman, Eaton, Eg-
gleston, Gavin, Hagar. Lair. Mont
gomery and Steele. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The scholarship offered by the
state university to the Eaton gradu-
ate having.s the best scholarship
record has been awarded to Miss
Frances Thompson. "A scholarship
in the same university has been
offered to Miss Mabel Mitchell on
accouht of her record in scholarship.
c. j. Stockfeth, wife and baby,
left Friday for several months visit
in Germany. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. Stockfleth's sister,
Mrs. Juergens, of Denver and Miss
Marie Rempen, sister of Mrs. Stock
f1eth, who has made her home with
them for several years. The party
to reach New York in time
to sail on the l7th.
The Eaton teachers have been en-
joying a round of entertainment.
Besides the junior entertainment
Mrs. E. G. Steele very pleasantly en-
tertained them one evening, Mrs. M.
Lair gave six O'Clock dinner III
their honor at which time Miss lrma
Orr, who will leave the ranks to
preside in a home of her own, was
the recipient of an elegant cut glass
water set, gift from the teachers,
a beautiful Haviland sugar and
cream set from the hostess. Monday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hensley
entertained at their pleasant home
where another delightful evening
was spent.
The Eaton schools closed Friday.
Sunday evening Rev. S. c. Dicken-
son preached the class sermon.
Tuesday evening the junior reception
was held at the home Of Mrs. T. Fl.
Daley. A play, THE Country Cous-
ins,n a recitation by Miss Irene
Daley, the class prophecy by Miss
Laura Landers, the class notes by
Miss Nora Rayburn. "Wednesday
evening the class day exercises we're
given at the Congregational church.
Thursday evening at the same church
Chancellor Buchtell of Denver deliv-
cred stirring address, after which
diplomas were presented to the fol-
lowing graduates: Misses Frances
Thompson. Mabel Mitchell, Ella
Myers and Isadore Clark.