The Greeley tribune., 1913-01-02

The table was beautiful with its
decorations of centerpiece of red
roses. Red Christmas bells and
Christmas greens were also used in
the decorations about the rooms.
The evening was spent playing auc-
tion bridge. The guests aside from
the club members were MIR. and
Mrs. H. NJ. Arbuckle.
Announcements have been receiv-
ed of the marriage of Mrs. C. j..
Sanborn, formerly OF Greeley and
Rev. H. D. Miller of Fairbanks, la..
which took place at Waterloo, Ia,
Dec. Is. Mrs. Sanborn was the
widow of f. B. Sanborn and lived
in Greeley for 25 years. After the
death of her husband she went to
Iowa to make her home. Rev. and
Mrs. Miller will spend their honey
moon in Florida.
Eaton. Dec. 27.-Samuel Shell
horn and Miss Laura Foster, both
residents of Eaton, were married
Christmas in the apartments Of the
bride, the Rev. Mr.. MAhood, pastor
of the Methodist church, perform
ing the wedding ceremony. The
bride has been conducting a restau-
rant here for some time and IL we'll
known in Eaton. The groom works
at the sugar factory and 10 also we'll
known among the young people Of
town. They will continue to make
their home here.
J. l.. Brush and c. H. Wheeler
Of Grealoy. ,AinAd together ON Naw
Years day Ia Los Angeles, Callf.
Both are pioneers Of Greeley. Mr..
Brush 10 spending the winter in
California with his two daughters,
Miss Ada Brush and Miss Margaret
Doolittle, and Mr.. Wheeler went to
the western coast 4 few weeks ago,
hoping to be benefited in health by
the change. He IL already much
improved in health.
Evans. Jan. "A family reunion
was held in honor of Mrs. Katherine
Ginther New Years day at the home
Of Chris Ginther. A fine dinner
was served and a jolly afternoon
spent with music. Late in the af-
ternoon refreshments were again
served. Those present we're Mr..
and Mrs. John Ginther and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Mosher. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Jepson.
Platteville, Jan. 2.-The grand
ball given here Wednesday evening
by the Woodmen of the World was
one OF the most delightful dances
held in this town in recent years.
1t was masquerade dance and
everybody for miles around came to
enjoy themselves, which they did to
the fullest extent Everything went
smoothly throughout the evening
and a fine supper was served at
midnight.
Auburn. Jan. 2.-The Girls club
will give two playlets in the Auburn
school Friday afternoon, Jan. g.
The titles OF these are: 1.-The Cup of
Chocolate" and "The Regular in
Boots" The proceeds are to apply
on the piano fund. Miss Grace Yer
ion of Greeley is to be the soloist
of the afternoon and will play sew
..
who are to take part in the playlets
have been working hard for several
weeks in preparation for it, and it
parts well learned.
The members of the W. C. T. U.
held an unusually interesting meet
ing Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. J. Smith johnson. A talk
on Cottage Home Work was given
by Mrs. F. E. Baker, who has charge
of that department and a meeting
will be held soon to inrcease the
fund for this work. The meeting
of the w. c. T. U. have been chang
ed from the second and fourth
Tuesdays OF the month to the first
and third Tuesdays. During the
afternoon two appropriate poems
were read by Mrs. Orlando Clark.
There was good attendance.
LaSalle. Jan. "A number Of
watch parties were held in LaSalIe
Tuesday evening, some pleasant
times resulting. One of the largest
of these was held in Fraternity hall,
where an exceptionally good time
was enjoyed. At midnight the town
was filled with the noise and clang
of bells and whistles. Every avail
able bell in town was rung. and
several locomotive whistles were
employed with the result that any
OF the early birds who had retired
before the New Year came were
awakened from their slumbers and
made to greet the New Year one