The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
EATON DOINGS OF THE WEEK
Pithy Paragraphs Gathered D.!
lribunc's Correspondent

w. +, Krause got back from Vie
ser, Idaho, last week.
Miss Dolphine Searles visited
| friends in Ault last week.
Born. Thursday, June 25th to Mr.
and Mrs j. Randall. son.
Born. Thursday. June 25th, to
Earl Dickerson and wife, daugh-
ter.
Miss Mabel Mitchell and little sis
ter, Gertrude, spent Saturday III
Greeley.
Mrs. Fred Shattuck and daugh-
ter. Miss Grace, were in Denver
saturday.
Prof. A. B. Copeland and wife and
Mrs Fish are enjoying vacation
days in Glen park.
Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards and dau-
shter. Clara, OF Greeley are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Strohl.
Mrs Thos. Hastings and daush'
ter. Leland. leave this week for
visit with relatives in Illinois
Mrs. A. ]. Eaton, Mrs. Jas. Wolfe
and Mrs. G. II. DEMO were Denver
visitors last week, returning home
Saturday.
Mss Doris Dickerson has return
ed from Montrose, where she went
as delegate to the Epworth League
convention.
Wilson Smillie, who graduated
this spring from Colorado college. is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
j. W. Smillie.
Mrs. f. G. Steele is enjoying
visit from her mother, Mrs. Charles
worth, this week. Mr.. Charles
worth's home is in Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. X. Wilson and
children are now installed in their
handsome, new home in town form
erly owned by the George Mont
gomerys.
The weekly game of baseball was
played with the Num- team on the
Eaton grounds and was victory for
the home team. The final score
stood 8 to ..
Mrs. Kelley is spending her va
cation in Kansas City with relatives
and friends and will visit other
points in tn middle west before re-
turning home.
The band concert Friday night
again drew a large crowd The con-
certs are proving very popular and
are not only we'll attended by the
home people but by people from the
ueighboring towns as well.
Rev. w A Sharpe, who is on
leave from his mission field in Bur-
ma. spent several days in Eaton
last week visiting his children who
are living with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Woolley
Mr.. and Mrs R. NJ. Wyrick were
rendered reception by their many
friends last Wednesday night. The
affair was given at the church par
lors of the NJ. Z. church by the var
ious societies connected with that
organization.
Mrs Geo Yeagy and children,
Neya and Howard, returned last
week from a visit with relatives in
Kansas Altho they enjoyed their
visit, there were too many cyclones
around, they report, for real COM
FORT. Mr.. Yeagy's sister, Miss
Yeagy. came with them and will Wis
| il here.
Miss Kathrine Wright spent few
days in Denver last week returning
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Hughes where she has been spend
| ing her vacation Saturday night
on Wednesday she went to Greeley
| to begin work again for the Weld
County Abstract company where she
| S employed as stenographer.
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Clark and
children have returned home after
nearly year spent in California.
They had their own home at San
Diego and greatly enjoyed their
stay there. They will probably re-
main in Colorado however the
coming year. they are at present
ing on the Sly ranch but will
| move in to their town house as soon
is Mr.. and Mrs. Scanlon. who are
the present tenants, move into the
| new cottage which is being erected
by DR.. Bellrose.
The NJ. Z. church was crowded
sunday night with every foot of
standing room taken and even the
window ledges pressed into service
as seats for the annual celebration
of children's day. The church had
been prettily decorated and there
were great many drills given with
the children dressed in white crown
ed with flowers or carrying wreaths
| bouquets and wands so that 1t was
perhaps the prettiest children's day
service given in town this year
Those who had parts in the program
aside from the drills and choruses
were Jay Somerville, Dolly Foster,
Ethel and Earl Ross, Doris Dicker-
son. Edith Rowley. Herbert and
Cecil Hamm, aida Johnson. Helen
Roberts, Lolita Hughes, Lena King.
| Myrtle Russeu Nova Yeagy, Lillian
Rayburn, Margaretta Aitchison, Bes-