The Glenwood post., 1904-05-28
COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE
items of Interest from keighbGring Towns
Gathered By Our Corps Of Special Reporters
EAGLE JOTTINGS.

EAGLE JOTTINGS.
Mrs. Peter 'Thoborg is established
in her beauti nj home.
Mrs. June Johnston is again at
home in her own hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Mckenzie
spent several days up Brush creek this
week.
Nicholas Buckhoz, our assessor. is
again on the rounds of his business in
the territory near Eagle.
W. F. Ormsby and Raymond Kra
cav visited the famous Doll ranch
Tuesday and were nicely entertained.
Mrs Charles Lumley and Mrs.
Shirley Tuck spent Tuesday in Glen
wood. Miss Barry returned with
them.
Mrs Ormsby had the misfortune to
lose by an accident to the brooder,
nearly one hundred and forty young
chicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Newcomer of
Burns have been visiting Mr.. New
comer's mother. Mrs. John Love of
this place.
Miss Nellie Marquise, who has been
with Mrs. Johnston at her hotel, will
leave tomorrow for visit to her home
in Gypsum.
Doctor Corbin, the eye specialist of
Denver, and Thomas Dice have gone
on a business trip to Egerie Park to
be gone several days.
The new brick saloon building to
be occupied by Chas. Lumley is near
completion, and will be handsome
structure for that business.
John Mathena gave a very nice card
party last Saturday evening. The
Eagle guests were Miss Rose Will
Hanson, Prof Lowery and Ernest
Nogal.
/ Lola Laswell from Mesa. Colorado,
who has been visiting her grandmoth-
err, Mrs. A. G. Hadley, for the past
few weeks. left Wednesday morning
on her return home.
Peter Barthell, for long time
manager of the Riley store at this
place, was on our streets this week.
MIR. Barthell has host of friends who
are always glad to see him.
The Gypsum ball team played the
Juniors of Eagle last Sunday which
resulted in a complete victory for the
former. Good nature prevailed and
the game was enjoyed by all.
Miss Barry, professional nurse OF
Glewnood, is the guest of Mrs. Charles
Lumley. Miss Barry has a host of
friends here, among them Mrs. Melby
Frazier. who was an old time friend
Of hers in Wisconsin.
Mrs. T. Howes will leave shortly
for an extended visit through the
east, returning by way of st. Louis.
Mrs. Howes expects to be gone until
tall and Mrs. Reister, her daughter,
will attend to the home during Mrs.
Howes' absence.
R. L. Striker of Mclaughlin Broth
ers, the famous horse dealers of the
east, is in town with his beautiful
horse, Azure, valued at four thousand
dollars. Mr.. Striker is thorough
business man and may locate this fine
animal here in Eagle for the summer.
Last Saturday at high noon Mrs.
Carrie Stuart and DR.. W. Wiley were
married at the home of the BRIDES pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Mckenzie.
They were married quietly only their
father and mother being present Rev
erend Bonnell performing the ceremo-
ny. They left Tuesday night for a
visit of several weeks with DIR Wi
ley's father after which they will 10.
cate in or near Kansas City. Mrs,
Wiley is known and loved by every one
here. She is full of life and vivaci
ty. DR.. Wiley iss a man of strong
character, pleasant demeanor and
fine appearance. They enter on their
new life with the best wishes of the
entire community. The only regret
is they will leave Eagle.