The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07

tne poosters," favored Eaton with
hall nour visit Tuesday afternoon. The
Eaton oand turned out 70 welcome
them and reception headquarters were
at the Eaton club.
MIS- La Count, the artist whose
class here has proved 80 popular, had
number Of her own pictures on ex-
hiDit'oh at the home of Mrs. Walter
Farr last week. Mrs La Count excells
In landscape work.
Tne little daughter, born April 29th
to MT Benson and wife, died three
days later and the funeral services
were held at the home Sunday. Rev.
Gustaison officiating. The interment
was made in the Eaton cemetery.
Geo. Montgomery has recently pur-
chased handsome carriage horse,
bred on Wyoming ranch and said to
have been owned by Lord Ogilvy
This. with a smart trap, makes one
OF the finest turnouts now in town.
VIII Mimmac. the sixteen years old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mimmac,
had the misfortune to have his leg
broken last Saturday. The lad was
at their ranch and the accident was
caused by his horse falling on him.
Jasper Ward suffered from another
bad attack of heart trouble late Tues
day afternoon. He was doing the
chores for the night, when the faint
ing spell came on him. He had been
feeling quite well all day and had
walked down town about two o'clock.
Mrs. Oberg, formerly Miss Mona
Brake of Greeley, is visiting at the
home of her uncle. Frank Foster. She
came through from Salt Lake City,
her present home, with her cousin,
VIII Foster, on his return from naval
service. Mrs. Obergs health is poor
and she hopes to find benefit here by
the change.
A pretty home wedding took place
here Sunday at high noon when Miss
George Foster. the daughter of C. H.
Foster and wife. and Harris McCor.
mick we're married by the Rev. ]. f.
CofMan. The bride was daintily
gowned and the Foster home prettily
decorated for the occasion. The
young bride is beautiful girl. very
popular here, and the groom 10 an
energetic fellow employed at the Eat.
On sugar factory. The newly married
pair will live here and have moved
into their home, one of the Majors
cottages north Of the Great Western
tracks
The many friends as we'll as the
relatives of Alta Goodan. were
>lrr,"' md grieved to lie Ar / tat the
r,"i passed away Sun11y Mt her par
ents' home In Los Angeles. 1t is re
ported that her death was caused by
heart trouble from which she has
Goodan family lived here for years
and Atlas childhood was spent ir
Eaton where the beautiful girl was 8
favorite with everybody. From here
she attended Wolfe Hall in Denver
At this writing. particulars have moi
been received in regard to the funer
al arrangements. Atlas little sister
Beatrice, is buried in the Eaton GENE
terry.
The many friends of Mrs. b. H
March were saddened Thursday even
ing BY the news that her death hat
occurred late that Afternoon at he
hone here. Pneumonia was the I'm
mediate cause of her death. The fun
eral services were held Saturday fore
noon at the Baptist church.
AS Rev. f. Payne is in Illinois. Rev
s. c. Dickinson offiiciated. There wa
an abundance of flowers, and Mrs
Grant and Mrs. Payne gave severa
beautiful vocal selections. The inter
ment was made in the Greeley GENE
terry. Mrs March leaves her husband
and an eleven year old daughter. ant
also little nephew who has made hi
home with her. The bereaved famil!
have the sincerest sympathy Of ever!
one here.
A very pretty home wedding o
more than usual interest was solemn
lied at the Parckard home Monda!
night when Florence. the only daught
er of e. X. Packard and wife, became
the bride of G. NJ. Drummond, heat
chemist of the sugar factories Of Welt
county. The bride. beautiful!
gowned, was attended by her friend
Miss Mary Persinger Of Lodgepole
Nebraska. Royden Marsh of For
Morgan, formerly connected with thu
factory here and an old friend Of thu
groom's, was best man. Rev. s. C
Dickinson, of the Eaton Congregation
al church, performed the ceremony
A little cousin of the brides, Misi
Winefred Adams of Chicago. was flow
er girl The wedding march wal
played by the Misses Knowles ant
Lucy Delbridge of Greeley. Abou
forty guests were present at the cere
mony. The bride and groom left tina
night for a wedding trip which vii
include San Francisco. the home o.
Mr. Drummonds parents.