The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1904-02-06
EAGLE JOTTINGS.

EAGLE JOTTINGs.
Mrs Carrie Stuart left for Glen
wood Wednesday morning
John Edge of Burns was the guest
of A. D. Mckenzie Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lumley attend
ed the Elks' ball at Glenwood Friday
last
E. Wayne of Parachute is in town
in the interests of Wayne Bros.
nursery.
Mrs Virginia Dilts has returned
from an extended visit to Victor and
Salida.
Mrs. A. C. Hadley has been sick.
caused by severe cold but is much
better at this writing.
Miss Wilhelmlna Barth of the Doll
ranch was the guest of Mrs. Peter
Stein the past week.
Miss Beck, principal of the Gypsum
school, was guest of Miss Thoborg
VI hlltuu tue w tlCH patty.
Mesdames Chas. Nogel and John
Buckholtz were the guests of Mrs.
John Mathena Wednesday.
I Mrs Chas Mayer, Mrs. Duff and
Mrs Wilkinson were the guests of
Mrs Wolverton at dinner Wednesday
Skating is fine and affords the
young hopefuls Of this town some
splendid exercise and amusement
these moonlight nights.
Frank Rule and wife and James
Rule of Red Cliff came from Red Cliff
Saturday to attend the wedding of
their brother, Arthur Rule.
The long expected completion of
"our' telephone is almost at hand
and the entire community is drawn
into closeness by the bond of commu
nication. In these little faraway
places ON the western slope there is no
modern convenience to compare with
the telephone.
very enjoyable evening party
was given by Miss Sally Welch at the
home of her mother, Mrs. John WEIGH
of this place. The evening was spent
in various games and at midnight a
tempting lunch was served. All left
the Welch home fully understanding
how the ladies of the WEIGH family
had earned such an enviable reputa
tion as entertainers.
The most fun that has ever been
had one single evening in Eagle was
at the District school social at the
home of Mrs. Chas. Lumley last Fri
day night. Old and young imperson
ated scnool boys and girls and cam e
with dinner pail and books and re-
sponded sometimes none too willingly
to the program for recitation or song.
Mrs. Chas. Nogel was teacher of odd
school style when the rod was the
king and the king ruled. Old and
Young wore their Christian names on
their sleeves and were all Sally, Mary,
Rose, joey, Peter, and Charlie for
men and women, and men from thirty
five to sixtyfive seemed certainly
laughable and the entire crowd took
the spirit of the thing to the end
The sociables are given for the benefit
of the Epworth league.
Last Sunday evening at $3.50 o clock
Arthur Rule and Anna Baer were
united in holy wedlock by Rev. j.
Bonnell at the NJ. E. church Imme-
diately after the evening service Miss
Bender began the wedding march and
the wedding party with Miss Clara
Bonnell and Edward Baer rs escorts
marched to the altar where Rev. Bon
nell delivered the impressive ring ser
vice Following the ceremony the in
vited guests repaired to the home of
the bride where a sumptuous supper
was spread. The bride looked beauti-
full in graceful gown of white silk,
while Miss Bonnell was simply
charming in beautiful gown of white
brilliantine. Both bride and groom
are we'll known, having lived here for
years, are both popular young people
and enter on their new life with the
good wishes of this entire community
They left for Glenwood Monday morn
ing to spend short time and will be
at home at the Rule ranch after Feb
ruary Is.