The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-19
EATON

Prof. Edward House OF the state
Agricultural College visited the High
school last week.
Miss Florence Chambers OF Love
land spent Sunday with her sister.
Mrs. Claude Pierce.
A new 1O0.foot hitch rack has been
ordered for the cemetery, and soon
will be put in place.
Karl Weller's birthday last week
was the occasion of very Jolly party
at his home in honor OF the event.
The Fortnightly club members and
their friends were entertained Friday
night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Hagar.
Henry Befet, boy working at the
sugar factory. had his hand badly
crushed while feeding beets into
grinder last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E. Bone, state or.
ganizers of the NJ. P. A.. had dance
given in their honor by the local lodge
last Wednesday night.
Ordinance No. 50 was passed by the
town board at its alst regular meet
ing. This provides for graveling the
streets, and Eaton proposes to have
as fine thoroughfares as any town of
its size in the state.
A fine lot of Swiss carving is dis
played this week in the window of the
Smillie Hardware Co. store. The col
lection belongs to Andrew Leuthold
who has been in this country but a
short time, and who did the work him
self
The third number of the lecture
course given here this winter was put
on at the Congregational church last
Wednesday night. 1t was a recital
by the Wilbur Starr Concert Co. and
was thoroughly appreciated by the
good sized crowd that heard 1t.
Georg divers fine herd Of Poled
Angus cattle is apparently doomed.
He turned them into field where on
ions had been raised during the sum
mer and lost abont thirty head last
week. supposedly from this cause. But
the cattle are still dying, and 1t is sup
posed now that the lot are infected
with blackleg.
Among the people who went from
here to the production of THE Blue
Moon in Greeley last week were the
Misses Birchf1eld. Charlotte Chaddock,
Tena Armatage. Irene Gazelle, McArt.
ney; James Kendel and wife and
Messrs. Fred Armatage, Walter Ded-
rick, Mike Jones, Pat Hume, John Nc
Cormack, Dickson Smillie and Ken
Wyatt.
R. NJ. Hutchinson and family are
receiving the sincerest sympathy of
the entire community over the loss of
their daughter, Ada. who died Friday
of peritonitis. The funeral services
were held Sunday afternoon at the
house, Rev. Dickinson officiating The
girl was is years old, and though she
was born in Canada has lived here
almost all her life. The interment
was made in the Eaton cemetery.
Sunday morning the news arrived
that Grace Baker,th pretty 1Syear-
old daughter of ]. l.. Baker and wife.
and Arba Lair, youngest son OF NJ.
Lair and wife, had been uuietA mar.
ried in Fort Collins the prevfoH day.
The young couple have been-NDrtavon
by their parents and reception was
given for them at the homo of the
groOms mother Tuesday night. Both
young people have the best wishes
of their many friends here.
The schools are making great prem
arations for Christmas and while the
| while the regulation program seems to
| be out of fashion this year. there
will be special exercises in all Of the
rooms Friday. "The Tiny Tads', who
have been crowded out Of the public
school buildings, and are going to
school in the Met hodist church par.
lors. will spend the afternoon making
Christmas presents. The Sixth grade
promises an unusually attractive en-
tertainment to which the Seventh
grade is invited
The bazaar given at the Woodmen
hall under the auspices of the ladies
Aid society of the Methodist church
Friday afternoon and evening was a
pronounced success. Tea was served
in Japanese booth by the only Jan
anese woman in town, Mrs. Naeai
and her tiny daughter, and was one al
the principal attractions of the after
noon. All the booths were bantifml.
ly decorated and were well patronizad
The ladies in charge of the fancy ar.
ticl and doll booth were Miss Cofyman
ana Mesdames Snyder and Ward. oi
the candy booth, Mesdames Miller and
Somerville; of the subscrjption ana
useful article booth. Mesdames Cor.
man and Dentry; of the ten cent co,,n.
ter, Miss Cleland. A fine cb;nl..,,
supper was served and the bsI, NO.
crowded. The Aid society cia,raS 80
large sum of money :"