The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1904-02-13
EAGLE JOTTINGS.

Julius Oleson spent Sunday in Gyp
sum.
G. G. Parks of Glenwood was Wis
itor at Eagle Monday.
Grant Rutland, county superintend
ent, visited our schools Monday.
Mrs. Judge Ewing of Leadville i.
visiting her mother, Mrs Oscar
Kempf
Chas. Lumley spent Monday il
Glenwood attending to some import
ant business.
j. Wayne, fruit tree dealer of Par
achute has been canvassing our vi
cinity this week.
Anthony Sneve of the Frying Par
country was the guest of Mr.. Waldo
of Brush creek Monday.
NJ. Fulford has purchased fine in
cubator and brooder and will begin
the poultry business in earnest
Mrs Shirley Tuck has been sich
with tonsilitis, but we are glad tc
note is better at this writing.
T. Howes, our wide awake mer.
chant, spent last Thursday in Glen
wood buying spring novelties.
DR.. Corbin of Denver, the eye spec
ialist, is at the Laning hotel attend
ing to his immense practice here
Jerry Pierce, the genial cattle man
of the firm of Pierce & Reef of Lead
vile was shaking hands with Eagle
friends Tuesday.
A nice dance was given in the Brush
and jolly crowd went from Eagle,
reporting good time.
A fine baby boy came to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ode Ping Saturday
morning and the proud father is all
smiles. Mother and babe are doing
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Thoborg gave a
very nice party for their daughters,
Mabel and Alice last Saturday night
and every one enjoyed every moment
of the evening
A pleasant party was given by Ma
bel MOZART Monday night at her home
one mile from town. A jolly sled
load of little folks went from town
and the evening was made merry and
enjoyable for all.
Mrs John WEIGH and daughters
who have made their temporary home
in Eagle this winter. will leave for
their ranch home near Wolcott about
the first of March Their leaving will
be regretted by their many warm
friends in Eagle.
Mrs Chas Lumley entertained at
10 o clock dinner Sunday last in hon
or of Mr.. John Beman and Mrs. s.
Stuart. The guests we're: Mr.. and
Mrs A. D. Mckenzie. Mr.. and Mrs
George Wilkinson Mrs. Carrie Stuart,
J. W. Beman and Mrs. S. Stuart.
Mrs. Sarah Stuart, mother in law
of Mrs. Carrie Stuart, and her broth
er, John Beman, a pioneer of Glen
wood but recently of Denver, We're the
guests of Mrs. Carrie Stuart Saturday
and Sunday. Mr.. Beman is gather
ing specimens for the World fair
E NJ. Burgess general superintend
ent Of the Colorado Telephone compa
ny md w. S Parkison of Glenwood
wers in Eagle Sunday looking over our
good telephone line which is pre-
ciors boon to Eagle and the whole
country. The lines are
now all completed and we can talk to
WoEott, Gypsum and Brush creek
friends.
Fifty four friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo,ge Wilkinson of Brush creek
ARMED themselves with good things
and broke into the privacy of their
peaceful home last Thursday evening
and demanded the key to Mr.. Wilkin
SON (. portion of this earth and after
securing it proceeded to unlock all
the un available Every moment Of
the lime was made enjoyable. Games
of different kinds was the pastime of
the evening At midnight sumptu-
Gus Inch was served and shortly after
all left for their homes with
the memory of a delightful evening