The Glenwood post., 1905-07-29
COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE
Items of Interest from NeighbCring Towns
Gathered By Our Corps of Special Reporters


try cooking for the men at her sons
ranch for the past ten days, during
his haying.
Mrs Shirley Tuck is making ready
to leave for Kansas City on August
first where she will visit an aunt.
She will stop going to visit her moth
er, Mrs Miller
A very heavy rain fell this after
noon up Brush creek and thereabouts,
something of small cloud burst com
pletelv washing away the good garden
of George Wilkinson.
Shirley Tuck and prospecting party
returned to the ranch home Sunday
night, after a ten days jaunt, and
when you ask them of their success
they only smile and look wise.
w. F. Ormsby is in deep mourning
over the getting away of a coyote
puppy He was raising it to send as
a gift to the Pope, expecting, no
doubt, thereby to expiate for some of
his SrleVous sins.
Thomas Dice returned from his
camping retreat on Sweetwater last
Thursday for supplies and reinforce
ments. To the latter, Grant Helton
responded and returned with Mr.. Dice
to join the jolly party.
Mrs. William Mayer has at last
begun to mend, after her very serious
spell of measles. Mrs Mayer is one
of the beautiful, sweet women of this
country and she has been missed. We
are indeed glad to note that she is
convalescing.
Last Saturday night was public in
stallation of Woodmen and Circle Off
cels. A small program had been ar
ranged and an elegant supper pre-
pared. About one hundred plates were
laid and everyone declared it to be a
very pleasant meeting.
The work on the Montgomery Hotel
will begin Monday and it will be hur
ried to completion. The hotel will
be very modern, will have 16 rooms,
for the present, porches. baths and
toilets and will certainly be an addi-
ton to Eagle which every resident
will be proud of.
J. W. Gordon left last Friday night
for Denver, from which place he will
leave for Excelsior Springs, Missouri,
where he will take treatment for the
excruciatingly with it this spring and
summer. Before returning he will
visit the remnant of his family in
Chicago and Cincinnati.
Mrs Mont Fulford and Mrs. Arthur
Hockett left for G'enwood last week,
both to be placed under the doctors $
care. Mrs. Hockett came from Glen
wood about two weeks ago, where she
had been taking the cave baths for
the rheumatism and she thought she
was so much improved but as time
went on she found her old trouble re.
turning. Mis-. Fulford has been i'll
for scme time and is under the care
of Doctor Robinson.
Doctor Coleman and wife of Medi-
cine Lodge, Kansas. are the guests of
Doctor and Mrs. Wiley of Eagle. A
camping party was formed and an
outing planned for the entertainment
of Doctor Coleman and wife. OF
course no real good camping outing
can feel itself Independent and able to
stand alone without A. D. Mckenzie
and as he is head of this party success
in all things seemed certain. But
word has been received that even the
best laid plans of A. h. have gang
aft aglee' and through the haste of
departure the tents were forgotten and
drenching rain had surely soaked
the Indifference out of the party.
When last heard from, they had
huge bon fire under tree and had A.
d pinned carefully bnt firmly to
low hanging limb and was turning
and drying him, similar to the bast-
ing operation of barbecue.