The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-31
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hos hasn wired for electric lights.
Rev. f. Payne and wife ATTENDED
the Baptist convention held IN Den
yer last week.
Mrs. Losey, Mrs. Willis Eaton ano
Master Donald Eaton returned IRON
Estes Park last Thursday
Rev. j. f. Coffman is spending the
week in Berthoud at the Greeley ols'
trict convention of Methodist
churches,
By November the Odd Fellows
expect to begin work on their ne"
building. The lots are now practi-
cally cleared.
Friday the fortnightly high school
dance was given at the Woodman
hall and the usual good time enjoyed
by those present.
Mrs. B. n. Eaton is making ar
rangements to erect handsome
monument over the graves OF her
parents. Abraham Hill and wife,
who are buried in the Eaton ceme-
terry.
CLAYTON Nell and Miss Mary Simp-
son were married in Golden Wednes-
day. Oct. l6. The ceremony was
performed by Justice Staples and the
Young couple will live in Eaton
where Nell has been employed as
machinist for some time.
Parties have been few this week
owing to the approach of HALO
we'en festivities. Miss Ethel Bah
cock was Lostess at jolly affair
given Tuesday night in honor Of Mrs.
F. Payne 1t was the first anniyer-
sary of Rev. and Mrs Payne's we'd
ding. Miss Neva Yeagy entertained
a number of girl friends Saturday
afternoon, the occasion being Miss
Neva's twelfth birthday.
Among out.of.town visitors this
week were noted from Greeley c.
C. Carrell and wife. Miss Floyd, Miss
Mary Busick. Miss Kathrine Wright.
Mrs. B. II. Eaton, w. Fl. .Farr and
wife, E. j. Wilson and wife, Mrs.
Jno. Yates and children, Mrs. Hen
derson: other guests were J. j. Har-
rison of Windsor, Harry Cline of
Berthoud, Mrs. Birchtield and
daughter Of Cleveland, O., Mrs.
Nellie Tenney of San Francisco.
California is claiming its usual
of winter visitors from this
section of the country and three
parties have gone from here within
the week. Ruby and Loren Dedrick
left OIL Friday, Monday Mamie
Oliver joined friends from Greeley on
their way to Los Angeles and Tues.
day Mrs. j. L. Jones and children
left for the winter. Mrs. Gilpatrick
and daughter and..Mrs. W. r. Clark
and children left earlier in the sea-
son and are already settled there.
The Social Hours club met with |
Mrs. A, Fl. Myers Friday evening.
The time was spent, as usual, at
cards and dainty refreshments were
served. A number of Greeley Elks
came up Thursday night and were
by members of the
lodge, resident in Eaton. The
Ladies Auxiliary of the Baptist
church held special meeting last
week at the home of Mrs. NJ. H.
Johnson and another this week at
the church parlors. Arrangements
are being made for an apron sale and
supper Friday night at the church.
The chautauqua assembly brought
here by the Eaton band proved to be
all that it was advertised to be and
everyone has been more than salts
fed with 1t. The numbers on the
course were given at the Congrega-
tional church and extended from
Wednesday Of last week to Tuesday
of this. They were the entertain
ments by the Wallace Bruce Ans.
barry Concert Co., o. w. Blain's
illustrated lecture. Charles F. Stalk
er's chalk talk, Col. Jno. Sobieski's S
lecture on the rise and fall of the
Polish republic, (Col Sobieski also
gave free lecture Sunday night at
the Baptist church on Russian
prisons and Siberian exiles), and the
entertainment by the Meneley quar-
tet.
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