The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-15
EATON DOINGs OF THE WEEK
Pithy Paragraphs Gathered ps
lribune's Correspondent

lribune's Correspondent
VIII Lowry was in. town last
Thursday.
Willis Hill of Greeley was in town
one day last week.
Harlan Wolfe, Ernest and Ralph
Eaton have gone to the Mills with
Rev. Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Eaton and two
children, Harry and Elizabeth were
in Denver Saturday,
]. l.. Jones and wife have gone TO
Dallas. Texas where they will attend
the Elks convention.
Miss Martha Thompson arrived
from California last week and VIII
spend the summer here.
\. A. Trenholme was among those
who went from here to the demo-
cratic convention last week.
]. Burnam and family have moved
into the house where Mr. and Mrs.
Will Krause have been living.
Pat Stevenson. who was well
known here decade or more ago.
has returned from his wanderings
and is visiting old friends here.
Mrs. Whitney. who mas been living
in Denver for the past three years
is moving back into her house here
where Mrs Sarah Jones and family
have been living,
f. c. Steele went down to the con-
vention last week Mr., and Mrs.
tage AZ Boulder and are spending
20 sFRTl
there
The new Swedish church is almost
finished and IS certainly credit to
the congregation that built it and to
the town II has decided TO erect
parsonage also and the work Will
commence on this right away.
Roger Goodan has decided to
spend the summer in Colorado ia
stead OF California where his parents
are now living. He expects TO make
only a short stay however in Eaton.
He is guest at the A. j. Eaton
home.
On Thursday the following Eaton
people went down to Denver to the
democratic national convention; F.
L. Weller and wife, Mrs. ]. l.. Jones
Miss Martha Thompson, A. w. Nc
Quown: Miss Halle keener. DR.. and
Mrs Doolittle.
Dan Miller, who resigned from the
E. G. Steele Lumber company's yard
couple of weeks ago, has bought
in with G. \. Yeagy. The Yeagy and
Miller store. as it is now known, will
soon be established in the new Odd
Fellows building and $4,000 worth
of new fixings will be installed.
Those who went from here to the
convention Wednesday of last week
were Miss Isabel Wilson. T. H. Will
son, John Wilson. Wm. Kay, c. l..
Mont gomery, A. l.. Montgomery, Mr..
and Mrs. |. B Bills, Mr.. and Mrs
Thos. Duxbury. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Nettleton, Lee Mitchell. Miss Pearl
Mitchell.
The Farr boys and Roger Goodan
are planning camping out trip that
will be unique to say the least. They
are going to travel until they get
ready to come back taking with them
camp wagon, saddle horses and all
the necessary articles for long
trip. They are not heading for any
particular place intending to go
where their fancy dictates. but they
feel sure now that they will cross
the divide before their return.
There were three runaways in
town Saturday A horse belonging
to c. w. McCutchan became alarmed
at city life and fled down the street
scattering terror in its wake. For
some reason it decided to put up at
Ross Livery stable and headed for
that barn. Wnen it struck the side
walk it fell and slid gracefully across
the threshold and down the aisle
where Mr.. Ross promptly sat on it's
head: and runaway number one was
at an end. A few minutes later a
horse said to be owned in common by
some Russian families in St Peters
burg came down the highway at no
terrifying rate of speed, but as il in
sisted on using the sidewalk as a
road there was great scattering of
baby buggies and their propellers.
This horse was stopped a little way
beyond the school grounds. The
final act was performed by a team
of mules, said to belong to the Miller
and Cushman market, who playfully
chased the populace for a time. AL
though the streets were thronged
with Saturday afternoon shoppers no
one was hurt.