The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-09
EATON polNGs OF THE WEEK
Pithy Paragraphs Gathered
1ribune's Correspondent

another year AT IeuNeI uAi'SiS'es'
Harold Lair and family OF Greeley
spent last week with relatives here
Miss Irene Daley left this week
TO begin her work at Colorado col
lege. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Robbins are
now installed in Mrs. c. A. Lindsay
house.
James Grant leaves soon for New
! York where he will attend college
I this year.
A number OF Eaton folks went up
to Ault Saturday to the circus. Ihey
report it good show.
Miss Eta Luther is visiting rela-
tiyes in town this week. She spent
the summer in Oregon.
Mrs. Vic Benschoten and little
daughters, Leola and Ruth, returned
Thursday from Fraser.
The Misses Prudence and Laura
Landers will attend the State Nor
NAL school again this year.
Miss Hazel Smillie left this week
for Mt. Carroll, Ill, where she VIII
attend school the coming year.
Miss Winnifred Kelley leaves this
week for Nebraska where she VIII
spend her vacation with friends.
The funeral services of Flora Kel-
ley were held Thursday. Rev. E.
Payne was the officiating clergy
man.
Miss Alma Wilson went to Greeley
Monday to attend the State Normal
school where she is a senior this
year.
Miss Marjory Clapp of Denver
spent last week. the guest OF her
cousins. Marian and Lucille Shat
tuck.
Mrs. Elizabeth Civilian left Fri
day after a few weeks visit with the
family of her brother. Rev. Jas.
Sheppard.
Ben Jones is once more citizen
of Eaton. He spent the summer in
Kansas where he was playing with
ball team.
Wilson Smillie leaves this week
for Harvard where he will take a
post graduate course in the Harvard
Medical school.
Miss Sievers. who has spent the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
Candlin, will attend the Normal
school this year.
Miss Gussie Nettleton and her
cousin, Lester Quakenbush of Has
tings, Neb, made the trip over the
Loop and up Mt Mcclellan Monday.
Miss Ella Brooks who has been
spending a week with her parents
and sister. left Monday morning for
Denver where she will teach this
year.
Miss Alice Hutchinson left the
first OF the week for Colorado Springs
where she will enter into the state
known as sophomoredom at Colorado
college.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Methodist church met Thursday with
Mrs. Lee Mitchell. There was good
attendance and a pleasant afternoon
was spent.
INF. Giilpatrick, resident of Eaton
for number OF years, made short
visit in town recently. He was on
his way to California where his wife
and daughter are now living.
There was the usual large atten-
dance at the band concert Friday
night. The one this coming FRIDAY
the boys are promising something
extra good on the occasion.
Platteville was expected to send up
fine baseball team Sunday but
said the team failed to materialize
and the mines that played We're the
Eaton boys versus nine made up of
Ault. Pierce and Eaton fellows.
Cliff Middleton is paying a visit to
his mother. Mrs. Rebekah Middleton
and to other relatives in this part of
the country. 1t has been four years
since he was here and most of the
time has been spent in New Mexico.
Granma Shreeves met with an un-
fortunate accident last week when
she fell and fractured her arm. She
suffers a good deal with it and be-
cause of her extreme age the bone
gives promise of healing very slow
ly.
Athur Wilson left the first of the
week for Boulder where he will enter
the State University. He is the only
member of last springs graduating
class who will go to college this
year. although several of them expect
to go next year.
Miss Bernice Blowers was the
hostess at jolly party given last
Saturday afternoon. The occasion
was her sixth birthday and a large
number of little friends were invited
in to help her celebrate. A nice sup
per was provided and the time was
greatly enjoyed by all.
Practically the same little girls
who spent the afternoon, Saturday
at Elizabeth Eaton's home, met in
the evening at the home of Miss
Martha Snyder. This was a party
too, with games and nice supper,
for all the guests. Nobody thought
two parties too many for one day and
all report a fine time.
A pleasant afternoon was spent
last Saturday by Miss Vienna Cay
wood and a number of little play
mates at Miss vienna's home. She
was six years old and her mother
arranged the surprise party for her.
H.;