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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-04-25
ESTATE on EMMA 9. sMlrH.

STATE or VERMONT, IN Imnbate Court,
District u Washington, Us. held In Montpei-
Ter. IN and for said District, on the 10th day Of
April, A. ~. 1907.
Fillmore G, Clarke, Administrator Of the es-
tate Ut Emma O. Smith late Of Manchester. in
The County 81 Hiilsborough and state Of New
Hampshire, deceased presents his admtnistra-
ton account Tor examination and allowance,
and makes application Tor decree Of djstFibn :
fon and partition OF the estate OF said deceased.
Mhereup0n, IL is Ordered by said Court thar said
aceonnta aud said APPLICATION be referred to a ses-
sion thereof 10 De held at the Probate 0liiee. IN
said Montpelier, on the 18th day Of April, A. ID.
1901 for hearing and decision thereon and IL Is
further ordered that notice here0fbe given 10 all
persons interested, BY publication Of the
same three weeks successfully tn the Barre
Daily Times. a newepaper published Mt the City
81 Barre In tEss state, previous % said time
appointed FOR hearing. that they may appear
at said time and place, and show cause, II any
they may have, why said account should not be
allowed and such decree made.
By the Court Attest,
HIRAM CARLETON, Jndge.
Thur Apr 1l-is-aJ
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QUALITY WHINE WYANlOTTES.

At the Poultry Show fecentie hold in taia
city entered eight birds and won as r1liowS
ist cock lst. 2nd and tih hen, afd and ithte0eka
erel ana ith puiict. ! also won threa epeeial
fibhons uh color sprtttB patent 9old staeial
Tor bes lien IN show and 5000 silgnr cup fsH
best display Eggs sire testing % pei cent Ter
tile. H9gs for bntching, delivered. 81 % aldf
ei.50 pet setting " X. MiICHNlAks Balrss
W.. lei. d14-21, Il. A, D.2.
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DISSOLUTION or CoplsTHEBsBIp.

The copartnership heretofore existing be
tween James Cummings and james Iapzon, ~
Cummings & lawson, Is this day dissolved b,
mutual consent. The business viii be contin'
ued by James Lawson.
JAMES CUMMINGS,
JAMES LAWSON.
wsbsteryille, April rs, 1901
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EGGS FOR MATCHING.

PEKIN DUCK EGGS FOR HATCBING-~
They are winners. let on drake and Isl on
duck and special on dYake at Barre, st en-
setiiug. J. Il. Iagery, East Mohrpsiier road
Telephone 49,, $40
---r-s-s-
EGGS FOR MATCHING. Several years
careful breeding Of hes specimens mas placed
my White Ngandotfes ia The yery front rank
They aFe as white ~ can be found and up e.
standard weight This was not the frat tins
for my stock 20 win az the Barre shows 10 the
hands cf my customers. .E4Ns Tor hatchlaa
Shopper IS Robert H. Jones, Allen street. Oh
Prospect street, Barre, W. 30tiaH
LAYING HENS FOR sALIz-.g) Rose Comb
Rhode Island Reds AZ Si00 each, inquire of
H. M. Lyon, sT1tf
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FOR SALE.

Tie several heirs 10 the Eastman block, in
order 70 settle the estate have decided 70 sell
the block and have placed 10 with me for sale.
Tie location IL as good as any In the city,
The size OF the building Is a by 50 feet, three
stories high. Two large stores on the first floor.
With good cellars Above are Offices and tene-
ments. tt "a thoroughly built block tbrick)
with good foundation, finished throughout in
hardwood and with modern Improvements. lt
Is assessed for stsOO0, insured for 900 aud
rents for 5000 viii net about eight per cent
ON the investment. Inquire at The f.. d. Cate
Reai Estate Agency Rooms II and y, Bolster
Block, Barre,Nt 4s2u
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FOR gALfs--Farrn contains as acres, miles
from Williamstown, for only $4,000. Mnst be
sold &c once. The s. b Cate Real Estate
Agency, Barre, Vt, 2etf
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FOUR LINES FOR IS CENTS

THE TIMEs will publish Wants LOSE and
Found. For sale. To Let, erc.~-snort advertise
nlents--ar the rate OF tour lines FOR twenty-five
cents for the fret Insertion ana i've cents for
eacn sunsegaenE luseftions
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ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.
John I.andon Of South Hero who, Is
|95 years old, Is suffering from a broken
hip.
Porter Il. Dale Of Island Pond has
been engaged To deliver the Memorial day
address at Waterbury Center this year.
Miss Leila a. Griffin 81 st. johns
burg was elected treasurer of the New
England Federation Of Natural History
societies 1T the annual meeting held in
Boston Saturday
Cnssimer Deforge, aged 95 years, died
Friday at his home in Richmond He
suffered an attack Of the grippe d few
weeks ago from which Ike did not rally.
ne il survived BY six sons and four
daughters.
The soldiers monument, On memor.
ial, which Ii being built by Ryle q
Mccormick III Waitsfeld, II ii expect
cd win be set up and III readiness for
dedification May 30 in conjunction with
Memorial day exercises,
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The Shelburne license commissioners
held a meeting IN the town hall Tues
day morning to give the applicants for
license y hearing. There were two ap
plicants for second class and one for
first class license "A first class License
was granted 70 Edward Lawrence at d
fee of $3.50.
Harry Pratt, MAJOR of cadets az Nor.
wich university Mortified, will leave at
the end Of the college year for ST Louis,
Mo-, where he has a position iii the en-
cheering department uf the Missouri
Pacific railway under Robert Ford, for.
merly with the Central Vermont rail.
way At st. Adams.
The congregation Of the Memorial f3ap.
tist church, Middloburys has presenter
eoI and Mrs. 81 Al Ilsley solid silver
loving cup inscribed as follows Pie.
scented to Col. and Mrs. s. A. Ilsley BY
The Memorial Baptist church, Middle
bury, in sincere appreciation Of their
many generous benefactions, 1907"
More than $50 acres Of sweet corn will
be raised IN Vernon, Brattleboro, North.
field Chesterfield, Mass, Guilford and
Bernardston, Mass, the coming season
for the Snowflake canning factory Of
Brattlebofo. The largest acreage win be
IN Vernon The work 1pf delivering the
seed to the farmers wilEshe begun this
week.
Mrs Andrew Brown. of Plymouth
Five Corners, has paper bearing the
date April 81, 1902. one hundred and
forty-fye years old this month. This
old paper, yellowed BY age, was exc
cuted in Enfield. Conn, fourteen years
before the signing OF the Declaration Of
independence, and twenty,seve years
before the inauguration Of Washington
a. president. It il plainly legible, be-
ing 4 bill oil sale oil \ horse, the des-
eruption being given as zone Brown
mare about Thirteen hand high brand.
ed a on the Left Shoulder about
Eleven year old" Ii Wis signed by
Eben Magginigew and witnessed by
Aaron Peas and Ebenezer Collins, being
in favor Of Isaac Pease On the back Is
written, "a Bin of Sail Massachusetts
Statute between Il < 90 mir & 40 ;.
latitude.
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Eight double tenement hoasests tsnemsnts.
Three cottage houses.
One fOur-ieuanent house.
Eighty-hve building lots.
All Of the above real estate Is desirable prop
ertv and well situated In the heart Of the City
Of Barre. For further information inquire Of
John TEow OF n. A. Phelps. 3fu
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR RENT--Stone polishing and cutting
sheds along railroad in growing granite town.
near other cutting sheds and quarries. w. ri.
Peirce. Milford, N. H. 30tk
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ITO KENT-sA f0ur-r room tenement for ligiW
house keeping ia Eastman Brothers block. itf
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LOST AND FOUND.


mcruing brown log with brown paFs, Re-
turn to Edward MeGlynn, Willi4mstown, tt.
and receive reward. ai.5
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TO RENT.

TIjRNtsHED ROOMS 10 Remit would
ike 10 rent my house, ready furnished, ~ de-
sirabic parties hy May lst no, summer
straet Rarre VA 35t9s
TO RENT--.Tenemen Of six rooms with gar
den $50 TO small family. Upland avenue on
telephone 3l4.4, Barre Vt S2tt
no RENT-Pastats for I'VE COWS, head Of
Hail street Telephone sis-s Barre, W. s2u
--.-. A--- .----.s----------
FOR RRNT--Part Of house, barn room and
some land on Clay farm, y miles from
city. WIN rent low - fiRhtpaftY ID A. Per
~ Real Estate Agency. 5!G
no RENT-Six room tenement at Camp
street Hot ard cold spring water Nice tor
small family. Inquire Of ~ Il Olus w Wash
iugtOn street 0Su
no RENT4~A downstairs tenement ~ corner
Of MGYnhant and summer street Five rooms,
batl electric lights and gas range, Apply q
Merchant stsect 5iu
no RENT--trwo six room cottages on Branch
street Inquire AIS West Street 2Ni
'.-a....-s.
TO RENT -U1staira tenenenti on orange
street, vacant May 80 Apply 10 W. IL Mes.
scr, agent, llighl&ndaYeHas ah
TORRENT up-staiEs tepement with or witn-
out BARN. inquire 81 L. =. tlaphihs 90 Elm
street @0tf
10 RFNT--I4afee office room b the y. N.
Miles building Inquire - y. M Miles 0iiice,
iz2 North Main Atleets oE Of daullor, i9tt
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no RENT Desirable tenements ON West
Patterson street, having hot and cold YateF.
street 3D3sf
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HELP WANTED

wANTED--A first-elass engineer. One CO.
pabie of running stationary and hosting an.
CINE and to take care Of the same. Address
Tho Vermont Black Slate CO., NorthheId,
VI a5f3
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WANTED--A girl to assist In hOnsawoTk anR
help care for small baby, Apply nc once Af
ia Maple Avenue or telephone 4la-1f.
Barre. s5ts*
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WANTED d 0afd and room n private FAINT
ily, centrally located. Address n, this of
nee. 2Ttl
NOTfCE--gur carefully iaundere6 at
reasonable prices 9South Main street, oppcs
site lire station i9u
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10 RENT.

TO RENT ffef AIay 1st. tenement md
store InqhHe III Mrs N. " carey Granite
Vile NJ. 1Otf
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WANTED--Y Young man Ia granite ofiice, one
with some experience in scale drawing pre-
ferred. Address &C." Times Office SIT
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Miss Leila a. Griffin 81 st. johns
bury was elected treasurer of the New
England Federation Of Natural History
societies 1T the annual meeting held in
Boston Saturday
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Cossimer Deforge, aged 05 years, died
Friday at bis nome in Richmond He
suffered an attack Of the grippe d few
weeks ago from which be did not rally,
he i survived by six Sons and four
danghters
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Harry Pratt, MAJOR of cadets AT Nor
wich university. Mortified, will leave at
the end Of the college year for ST Louis.
Mo-, where he has a position III the en-
cheering department ef the Missouri
Pacific railway under Robert Ford, for.
merly with the Central Vermont rail.
way at st. Adams.
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FOR SALE Corner lot about 40 feet Oh
North Main street and 800 feet on Seminary
street; 5S and CO Merchant street, "A lots
about twenty acres of quarry ana wood land az
Gfaniteyile. A. T.. Batchelder. Barre, VI. 292tt
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FOR SATELLITES heavy work horses. five
second hand Concord wagons, one express wa.
gon, one Bailey bite buggy, enc rubber tired
double driving harnesses, quantity OF manure
Call at No. 90 South bfAin street. A. M. Nor
rison. l5ti
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roR SALE At CASSIE rARM.

FOR SALE small autograph Register Il
good condition. i. IL Rogers & co. 1t
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The congregation of the Memorial Bap.
TINT church, Middleburr, has presented
eol. and Mrs s. Al IlsIey 4 solid silver
loving cup inscribed as follows Pre-.
sented to Col and Mrs s. A. IIsley BY
the Memorial Baptist church, Middle
bury, in sincere appreciation Of their
many generous benefactions, 1907
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More than $50 acres of sweet corn will
be raised IN Vernon, Brattleboro, North.
field Chesterfield, Mass Guilford and
Bernardston, Mass, the coming season
for the Snowflake canning factory Of
Brattlebofo. The largest Screaee win be
IN Vernon The work 1pf delivering the
seed To the farmers wilEsbe begun this
week.
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The soldiers monument, Or memoir.
ial, which Ii being built by Ryle q
Mccormick al Waitsfed, II ii expect
cd win be set up and in readiness for
dedifieation May 30 IN conjunction with
Memorial day exercises
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FOR SAI.E--Nice, loose nay, botn COARSE and
fine Orders may be lefE At 8owden & Lyons
store or with me st Il Highland Avenue. G.
Carleton. 197tf
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Porter ii. Dale Of Island Pond has
been engaged to deliver the Memorial day
address at Waterbury Center this year,
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
REEBE DRAW

Several farmers in this vicinity
have commenced spring plowing.
Jas. Leroy is building house on
his claim over in Box Elder valley.
: Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Wright are in
Evans taking treatment for rheuma-
tism.
Ad Fry moved his family this
week to his claim on Box Elder
valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Root and chill
dren Of Big Bend, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Leroy and children and the Misses
Hansen and Patterson were dinner
guests at Sherman Markle's Sunday.
The teachers, Miss Hansen and
Miss Patterson, gave valentine
party for the school children at the
school house Thursday evening. The
main feature was a valentine box.
Games we're played and refreshments
served.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
Hlghlandlaks

Mr.. Beard moved to his new home
"Wednesday.
Mrs. Billings visited relatives in
Berthoud last week.
The Cameron family moved to
their new home in Mead Tuesday.
Mrs. Cameron gave a party Friday
evening in their new home in Mead.
Jas. Ballenger is improving the
hotel building now, making room
for their large number of guests.
Helen Mead, eldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Mead, died Sat
urday morning at their home, OF
diabetes.
There will be an entertainment
Friday evening, Feb. %, in the
church given by the Ladies' Aid.
There will be program and refresh
ments will be served.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
PIERCE

Miss Bertha Priddy was in Greeley
Friday.
Mrs. Middleton called at the
Boulter ranch THURSDAY.
Mrs. Cunningham has been on the
sick list the last few weeks.
Mrs. Ogden and Mrs. Woodward
visited Mrs. Gabler Wednesday.
John Boulter, jr., shot large
raccoon while out hunting Saturday.
Mrs. L. N. Priddy, who has been
quite i'll for some time, is improv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Crom were
Greeley visitors Thursday and Fri
day.
Clement Boulter and John Boulter
are convalescing after q severe attack
of illness.
Phyllis Boulter visited Mrs.
George Gabler Monday and Tuesday
Of this week.
c. j. McMullen moved his family
on to the Southland farm, two and a
half miles south Of Pierce, Monday.
Mr.. McMullen will farm that place
the coming year.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
FORT LuPToN

The loading of the sliced beets
will be completed here Wednesday.
Nearly 1000 acres of beets have
been contracted here for the Greeley
sugar factory.
T. L. Monson and family of Den
yer attended the funeral of Lou
Monson last week.
Ira Brown is erecting a house on
his farm for A. A. Dart, who has
rented part Of his farm.
Several of the farmers in the vi
cinity of Fort Lupton are plowing
and preparing for an early spring.
The heavy winds of the week have
made considerable trouble for the
telephone company. Extra men are
repairing the line.
Rev. W. S. Falkenberg OF Denver
preached in the NJ. E. church Sunday
morning in the absence of Rev.
Hooper, who is spending ten days at
Lamar.
Mrs. W. j. Burge, who was oper-
ated upon at the Mercy hospital
Monday for gall stones, is reported
as recovering and out of danger by
her physician, DR.. Marks.
The Consolidated Ditch company
held its annual meeting in the K. P.
hall Tuesday morning Of last week.
Delegates from all the bitches be.
tween here and Greeley we're present.
The Fort Lupton Grey Hound as.
ISOLATION returned Sunday evening
after three days hunt in the Box
Elder country for coyotes. Three
coyotes and one swift were run down
by the Fort Lupton dogs.
Rev. Hooper and wife left last
week for a visit to Lamar, Colo.
They expect to be gone a week OF
ten days. The w. G. T. o. had
charge Of the services last Sunday,
1t being Frances Willard's memorial
Sunday.
Mrs. Wheelock Of Loveland, stats
organizer for the w. G. T. o., spoke
on the life of Frances Willard at thu
NJ. E. church on Sunday evening
A large crowd was present and the
entire exercises. of the evening were
upon the life of Miss Willard,
The body Of Louis Monson arrived
here from Denver last week, Tuesday
morning. He was the unfortunate
miner who lost his life in the snow
slide near sa!ida the preceding Fri.
day. The funeral was held from the
ODD Fellows hall Tuesday morn.
Ing
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
HAzELToN

Miss Mae Forquar is visiting with
Miss Ada Osborn.
Mrs. Sopha Rogers Beetham spent
the weeks end at Alonzo Beetham's.
Joe Burris of Platteville visited
with his aunt, Mrs. Eva Deboo, the
first of the week.
Grandma Brown, Earl Barber,
Ada Osborn. Mr.. Landrum and Mrs.
Deboo are all ON the sick list.
Mrs. Gander and daughter of Fort
Smith, Tex, spent the week visiting
at Messrs. Howard and Storms.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Landrum
drove down to Evans on Wednesday
and spent the day with their daugh.
te-, Mrs. Della Maxwell.
We are pleased to see Oscar Moody
around without his splints and har-
ness which he has been burdened
with for the past two months.
Literary society meeting was held
Saturday evening with large at
tendance. A good program is prom
ised for the next meeting on March 2.
Earl Cassiday and family drove
down to Fort Lupton on Thursday
and returned on Sunday, visiting
with Mrs. Fred Jackson in mean.
time.
Charlie Mooreland and family
have moved into tent on one OF
Sanborn's farms. He has taken q
contract to I'LL cut in one of the
Sanborn's reservoirs.
Mrs. Peter f. Daven of Bracewell
entertained the West Side Ladies
Aid society on Feb. 6. The next
meeting will be held at Mrs. G. A.
Carlson's Of Ashton district on
March 6. All are invited.
The young ladies' sewing club
met with Ethel Beetham with full
attendance Of all members. It be.
ing Valentine day they compared
valentines and hand writings after
which a dainty lunch was served.
They were entertained with music
by the hostess. Next meeting with
Edna Barber on Feb. %.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
GIBSON

Mrs. Dent has been on the sick
list for few days.
d. G. Murchison is erecting a nice
roomy house on his place.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Gagnon,
Wednesday, Feb. 8, girl.
Gus Carlson has rented: land for
beets and will try farming again this
year.
Mrs. Swan was entertained at the
home Of Mrs. Carpenter on the north
side Thursday.
A. G. Carlson and son, Gus. At.
tended the Landon sale in Haze]ton
district this week.
MIR. Foster and family have moved
into their new home and expect soon
to be nicely settled.
Gus Weber has rented ,aroo
ranch near Orchard and expecta to
move down there soon.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
EATON

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. Nix,
Feb. 6, son.
Born, Feb. I, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Raleigh, a daughter.
V. Benschoten has been sufferer
from grip for some time.
R. F. Wyrick is in Missouri where
he will visit his children.
o. M. Lunden was a passenger to
the capital city Wednesday.
Born, Tuesday, Feb. 12, to Mr..
and Mrs. E. FL. Kelley, son.
Master Otto league, who has
been on the sick list, is now better.
Mrs. H. G. Diercks of Fort Collins
visited Mrs. W. W. Sullivan last
week.
W. S. Thomas was attending to
business in Cheyenne one day last
week.
Max Meyer is In the east where he
viii buy his new stock Of spring
goods.
Mrs. W. n. Scheer was the guest
Of Greeley friends Tuesday and Wed
nesday.
A. e. Riddle Of Pullman, W. Va,
was greeting old friends in Eaton
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
EVANS

Fred Groth is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
W. T. Watkins was Denver
visitor Sunday.
E. e. Tracy, wife and daughter,
visited with friends in Eaton last
Friday.
Rev. Lamb of Estes Park Is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. j. G.
White.
Mr.. Carey of Loveland was the
guest Of G. B. Ramsdell and family
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gregory of
LaSalle we're guests of Mr.. Riddle
Sunday. ...
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Langley. last Monday, fine new
daughter.
Mrs. G. R. Park has returned from
Sterling where she has been visiting
for Ahe past mouth.
Mrs. Ellis Lundy has returned to
her home in Fort Morgan after sew
eral weeks spent with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. W. Hughes.
At. about 8 O'Clock Sunday morn
ing ]. M. Kensinger's meat market
was discovered to be on fire. The
alarm was given and the volunteer
department was soon on hand and
had the fire under control. Consid-
erable damage was done to the build.
ing.
]. G. Hudson and family left for
Halls, Tenn, Saturday where they
expect to make their home for the
future. Mr.. Hudson having sold his
home and place of business to Mr..
Curry OF Halls, Tenn, who with
his family, will make this their
home.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
LAsALLE

Dr. Warren was in Denver one
day last week.
Mrs. Seamans spent the day in
Greeley Tuesday.
]. B. Dunn returned from Colo.
RADIO Springs Saturday.
James Beattie Is able to be on
duty again after his illness.
Miss Anna George of Greeley is a
guest at the Ellis home this week.
o. G. Zingg and James Stewart
spent the day In Denver Wednesday.
Mrs. Harbottle and Miss Jennie
Ellis spent the day In Greeley last
Thursday.
Hiley Edie who has been Ill with
tonsilitis the past week is able to be
in school again.
Mesdames D. S. Ellis, James Beat.
tile, Duncan, Smith and Youker
were dinner guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Harrington last
Friday, Mrs. Youker of Greedy be-
Ing the guest OF honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris entertained
at SIX O'Clock dinner Tuesday even
Ing. The guests were Messls. A. L.
Reeves, Chas. McKenney and Har-
bottle, Mesdames Reeves, McKenney.
Harbottle and Misses Ellis and Mid.
gett.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
beattie was scene Of jollity when
friday evening the members of the
young People Of the R. P. church of
evans and Greeley gathered for a
social time. The decorations were
connned to the dining room. The
evening was spent In various amuse.
menus. In the doll dressing contest
hev. MrBurney received first prize.
ana Miss Ethel Hosack second.
AFTER refreshments consisting OF
conee and hot rolls pickles ana fruit
salao each guest received a favor in
lhe shape Of heart.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
THE DELTA

Mrs. Brookner has been very sick
the past week with quinsy.
Don't forget the entertainment at
the school house Thursday evening.
Everyone cordially invited.
Mrs. John Clarkson's sister, Mrs.
Morrison, and daughter spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Clarkson's.
Mr.. Sweet has rented his farm to
Mr.. Skeeicks and family. They
moved on to the place the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber, who used to
be Delta residents, spent the day
The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21
OWL CREEK

will Menaugh is building barn
on his desert claim.
Mildred Morrison, who has been
on the sick list, is now better.
Miss Mrytle Leighman is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Bodkin, OF
Denver.
King 4 Gafner of Ault last week
purchased nice lot of cattle of Fred
Abbott.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Morrison last
Sunday entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Kilstrup and son.
Hilbert Glover of the Collins dis
,rict spent Saturday and Sunday with
the Love brothers.
James Gault and wife of Eaton
we're the recent guests of Mrs. Love,
who Is Mr.. Gault's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Hill enter
tanned a party of friends at their
home last Saturday evening. Cards
was the amusement Of the evening.