The Greeley tribune., 1908-09-23
EATON DolNGs OF THE WEEK
Pithy Paragraphs Gathered u
1ribune's Correspondent

There is not case of typhoid
fever within the city limits
Mr.. and Mrs George Deffke visited
relatives in Greeley Saturday.
Mrs. A. S. Lincoln and Miss Mere
dith Smillie spent Tuesday in Gree
ley.
Eugene Higgins and Henry J
Faust of Greeley spent sunday IL
town.
Mrs. A. B. Copeland has returned
from her summer outing at Gier
park.
George Garrett of Fort Collins Is
spending a few days with relatives
at the Landers ranch.
Frank Beattie left Friday morning
for his home at King City. Mo-, after
visit with relatives here.
The Eaton boys are greatly elated
over their victory Sunda. Ihey
played the Greeley nine and beat
them by score of % to Q.
The local chapter of the Eastern
Star has extended an invitation to
the Greeley chapter to come to Ea-
ton and join with them at their next
fortnightly meeting.
Tuesday night the members of the
Epworth League had social at the
NJ, E. parsonage. There were about
thirty present and pleasant even
ing was spent with music and games
An ordinance is being drawn up
to regulate the parking of both the
residence ana business districts. In
ts> former the curb line is fixed at
fifteen feet and in the latter at ten
feet.
A six months license has been
granted to some electric theatre peo-
pie and some good shows are prom
ised the town. The first one was
held Monday night and drew large
crowd.
The local l. o. o. F. lodges are
in a fourishing condition and large
numbers of the Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs took advantage of the rates
to Denver Wednesday and went
down to see the big show.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Strickland was the scene of great
festivities Friday night. when a
marshmallow roast was enjoyed by
large crowd of their friends. All
who were present report fine time.
Pet Brewington is back from the
races at Laramie, where he had the
bad luck to be mixed up in race
track collision AS a result he has a
crushed foot and sustained other in
juries. The accident occurred Fri
day
Miss Ethel Blandin has returned
from Chicago, where she did years
work at the Chicago Art institute.
She was met in Nebraska by her sis
ter, Lucy, and the two visited with
relatives for time before coming
back to Eaton.
Miss Claudia Steele and Miss Mary
entertained Saturday night
at the Reynolds home at children g.
party. Only few of the
little girls most intimate friends
were present, but delightful even
ing was spent by all.
The residents of the block extend
ing from E. G. Steele's home to Mrs.
Nellie Smillie's have begun parking
in front of their.yards, fixing stone
curb line at the regulation distance
of fifteen feet 1t is expected that
a number of others who are prop
erty owners will follow the example
set.
The three-day dedication services
of the Swedish Free church drew a
large crowd of those interested in
the church. Sunday afternoon, when
the services were conducted in Eng
lish, the crowd, of course, was very
large A great number of out of
town ministers and visitors were
present.
The members OF the Eaton cluf
have decided to turn the club rooms
over to the boys of the town for one
afternoon or evening of the week.
Rev. s. c. Dickinson and A. c. Ad-
ans are the men behind the scheme
and are arranging all the details
connected with it. 1t is probable
that some sort of drill work will be
arranged for the lads who are ad-
mitted. Messrs. Dickinson and Ad-
ans are responsible fo- the toys and
the Suhseuuent condition Of the