The Glenwood post., 1904-01-30
EAGLE JOTTINGS.

Sunday in our midst.
Miss Sallie Welsh spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Eagle.
Mrs Charles Mayer was the guest
OF Mrs. Charles Lumley last Wednes-
day.
julius Oleson, our enterprising
young merchant, spent Sunday in
Gypsum.
DIR. Wiley continues to have fine
dental business and realizes Eagles
future
Chas. Lumley and wife returned
from Glenwood Friday where they
had spent several days.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Lumley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mayer will attend
the Elks' ball in Glenwood Friday.
Mrs. Hugh Mcclure will conduct
resta urant at her home two doors from
Glenn store, and serve meals at all
hours.
The singing school under the direc-
ton of Prof. Mccoy is quite success,
and the attendance continues to in
crease.
Grant Hilton has moved his tonso-
rial parlors next door to the bank and
is fitted up very nicely in his new
quarters.
Melby Frazier, one of Eagles ia
vorite officers, and wife have spent
the first part of the week with Mrs.
A. G. Hadley.
The ice business is at it's height
and one would think st. Nicholas was
intending to winter here by the sup
ply of cold being stored away.
Frank Doll of Doll Bros. ranch
spent Friday of last week the guest of
H. A Hockett, leaving on No. 8 for
Chicago to be gone several weeks.
VIM. Mayer had very fine horse
very seriously injured Wednesday
morning, but after working with it
nearly all day it is thought it will
live.
Miss Morrell Young of Glenwood
is in our town teaching the ms and
outs of telephoning to Miss Hallorren
who will have charge of the central
Office here.
Mrs Thoborg and daughters Alice
and Blanch were dumped out on
Nogel' hill Tuesday evening by their
horse soaring and turning the buggy
over. Luckily no one was hurt.
Thos Dice is once more at his home
in Eagle. Mr.. Dice has been travel
ing through Kansas, Missouri and
Oklahoma looking for a favorable To-
cation to improve his health, but re.
turned with out finding any place to
his liking.
Mrs. J. MOZART is very sick of kid
ney trouble. Under the care of DR..
Greene, Mis- MOZART recovered only a
few months ago from a similar illness
in which her life was despaired of.
Her many friends are anxious for her
speedy recovery.
Mrs. F. Reister, daughter OF Mrs
NJ E. Howes has been nursing Edward
Noecker in his recent relapse. Mr..
Noecker was just recovering from a
very dangerous attack of pneumonia
when he took relapse and has been
very sick for the past week.
The Literary last Saturday night
was the usual success and crowded
hall demonstrated how little entertain
ments of home talent are appreciated.
Prof. A. E. McCoy's performance on
the violin was especially fine, and
again and again he responded to the
hearty encores.
The Women of Woodcraft invited
the Woodmen Monday night to their
installation of officers, and we presume
for a moment lifted the veil to those
dear select Woodmen to give them a
glimpse of the portion of their world.
They were favored with some fine Sc
lections and a sumptuous repast was
spread at II p. m. 1t was very en-
joyable evening.
Another runaway occurred Tuesday
evening with the Rule children as
they were coming to the singing
school. The one shaft of the buggy
broke in some way The horse taking
fright at this made a plunge to the
other side breaking the other one and
leaving the young folks sitting in the
buggy. OF course no one was hurt.
Everything mended later and they
sang just as merrily as though buggies
were built without shafts.
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