The Glenwood post., 1904-12-03
EAGI f. .JOTTINGS.

Charles Woods has purchased one
half interest in the Gordon drugstore.
Mrs \. d. Mckenzie who left one
week ago for the home of her daugh-
Miss Barth, sister of Mrs. Stein,
has been visiting at STEMS for
week
T. J. Baldwin, the Singer sewing
machine agent, spent Monday in
Eagle.
Orrie Enos returned Saturday from
Denver where he had spent the past
two weeks.
Mrs. Leo McGovern was the guest
of Mrs. George Wilkinson Thanks
giving.
Mrs. w. F. Ormsby is just recover
ing from a severe attack of cold and
lagrippe.
Miss Mae Enos has been very i'll for
the past two weeks but is some better
ut this writing
ter, Mrs. Carrie Wiley, of Medicine
Lodge, Kansas, writes that she is
having "A fine visit
Miss Grace Sloan gave big party
Tuesday night to old and Young
Everybody had good time
Reverend Hadley, father of Bert
Hadley, well known here, preached
very interesting sermon last Sunday
evening.
A. D. Mckenzie, chairman of the
board of county commissioners, re
turned Sunday morning from a bust
ness trip to Denver.
The work of asserting potatoes has
begun and all the huge cellars are
undergoing an over hauling The
early freeze cost our farmers dearly.
Mrs. Abe Lumley entertained Sun
day at an elegant dinner The guests
present were Gideon Lumley and
wife, L. Schwarz, Mr.. Sproul, Mrs.
McGoyern and A. d. Mckenzie.
Mrs Crockett. who, it will be re
membered, had the misfortune to
break her leg while driving from
Burns this summer, is the guest of
Mrs. John BuckhoItz.
Carl White, our wideawake horse
dealer, returned from st. Louis Mon
day night where he had gone with
Charles Lumley with Il large shipment
of horses. He reports good time
and good business.
Doctor Greene and wife, Miss Ben
der Miss Hockett Mrs. NJ. Fulford,
Mrs A, Lumley and Mrs. Ormsby
We're nicely entertained at Mrs. Tho
borg Wednesday evening by Mr.
Minnie, of Leadville, and his Victor
talking machine.
Mrs. Jesse Sherman entertained at
"A magnificent dinner Thanksgiving.
Guests from Eagle, who were able to
report after doing her elegant meal
Justice, We're; l.. Schwarz, Mr.. and
Mrs. A Lumley. T. j. Howes and
wife and [ ord Goodrich and wife.
This community was saddened by
the sudden but not unexpected death
of Mrs j. Metheny Thanksgiving
night. 1t was not unexpected because
the frosts of nearly eighty winters had
touched her brow and yet she was
hale and in apparently good health
until very recently. Hers was life
full of change full of enterprise, full
of ambition. She was born in Preb-
BILE county, January s, 1925, married
in Jay county, Indiana, in 1916 to
John Metheny, who survives her. She
then commenced the journey of her
eventful life, living first in Minnesota
one year, Iowa. one year, in north
western Wisconsin twelve years, Cald
well county Missouri four years, then
to Chautaqua county Kansas. Again
returning to Missouri, from there to
Smith county, Kansas, and from Kan
sas to Eagle county, Colorado, where
they have lived for the past fifteen
years. Ten children were born to
them, eight of whom survive her.
Mrs Charles Nogal and j. Mctheny.
daughter and son, have lived in our
community for years aid are both
very highly respected Her son Al
bert and family, from Oregon, were
on their way here to make their home
in this valley, little knowing their
mother was even ill., but arrived too
late to see her alive. Her younges,
daughter, Mrs Lizzie Parmenter,
from Texas county, Missouri, arrived
only few hours too late for her
mothers funeral Like proud
dwarf oak that stands the winds and
blasts of ages, so had this firm,