The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-18
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Pierce Friday.
The Larkin block is to hay a
40N50 addition.
Nj. w. Fuller WAS down from Fort
Collins Wednesday.
Grover Hill Is now employees IN
Naffziger's grocery
Rev. S. c. Dickinson was = k,ree-
ley visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. A. W. Ward entertainsd at
tea Friday evening.
Elmer Hagar and family have gone
to the hills for the summer.
Prof A. B. Copeland and wife ex-
pect to leave soon for Glen Pafs
Mrs. Yonkers and two daua hters
were shopping in Greeley Monhay.
MIR. and Mrs. Winter. recently of
Greeley, are now installed In III old
| Thomas house.
Gilcrest played Eaton at baseball
Sunday and the home team defeated
the visiting one.
Allen Lincoln came home fro1n the
School of Mines in time to attend his
sisters wedding.
A Baptist social was held At the
ranch home Of VIM. McCarty Friday
night. June 18th.
Eaton has a double lot of newtboys
now. carrying Denver papers both
morning and evening.
Fred Mimmack. Albert Miller and
Thos. Leadbetter answered jury yIsum-
mons the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Jones, Herbert
Thompson and Willie Jones sptnt a
few days in Fort Collins last week.
II. e. Hogue. wife and son and
Mrs. Sam Miller and children left for
their cottage IN the hills this week.
Mrs. Jas. Alger and little Siece.
Elizabeth Dickerson, went to Fort
Collins for a short visit THURSDAY
morning.
Mrs Will Grant and children and
Grandmother Grant have all gOne to
Glen Park where they will spend the
summer.
The Ladies' Missionary Socieiy OF
the Congregational church met with
Mrs. l.. c. w. Gavin last "Wednesday,
June 10th.
A. j. Eaton is having his town
residence and grounds put in fine
shape and expects his wife and child
rem to join him here this week.
Miss Alice Hutchinson 10 home
from Colorado Springs where she has
been attending college to spend the
summer vacation with her parents
Frank Wykert's prize saddle
handsome hand carved leather affair
with silver mountings was on exhbi-
tion at the Palace hotel last Tuesday.
Marshal Roger 10 on a vacation
and has gone back to West Virginia.
His nephew. MIR. Deane. Is holding
down the job for him until his re-
turn.
Miss Ida Anderson was q passenger
for Lucerne Thursday morning. Miss
Anderson has just returned fFQgn q
weeks visit with friends in Chey-
enne.
Frank Wykert passed through
Eaton on his return trip to Severance
last week and he and his gooi roam,
Sam were much admired and kodak
ed by the populace.
Walter Lewis. whose home 10 In
Longmont but who 10 working for
MIR. Turner. had his shoulder broken
Wednesday. He was dragged down
by a team which he was driving.
Little Helen Leeper met With An
accident last week that might have
blinded the child for life. She fell
into a barb wire fence, one of the
barbs tearing the flesh about one eye,
but not entering the eyeball
Friday night the Epworth League
took advantage of the big crowd that
the band concert broaght out and
served ice cream and cake in the Bell
rose block. They were literally pat
ronized and cleared q nice sum of
money.
Several children were baptised and
bibles given to the nine children gra-
duating from the primary claas.
These latter were Myrtle Martin
Harietta and Lizzie Bowman, Gladys
Atkinson, Edward Smillie, Helen
Leeper, Mary Strickland. Katherine
Mass. Robert LonGWith.
The w. o. W. held it, annual mem-
orial service at the Congregational
church Sunday afternoon. Rev 8. C.
dickinson preaching the sermon.
The members Of the Circle and the
camp attended In = body. After the
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to the cemetery where they held
their ritualistic services.
The first band concert Of the sea-
son. strictly speaking, ~ the first
one was not generally attended and
the evening was cold-cAme off FRI
day night. The boys were in excel
lent form and the big crowd OF town
people as we'll as visitors from all the
surrounding towns were delighted
with the selections given.
The Childrens' Day exercises at the
Baptist church we're held Sunday
night and standing room was at q
premium. many having to be turned
away A good program had been
prepared with many excellent musi-
cal selections. A. johnson and son
with their violins furnished accompa-
niment to most of the songs There
were also a number of drills, and re-
CITATIONS were given by Madeleine
Babcock, Dorothea Sharp. IeIand