The Glenwood post., 1905-02-18
EAGLE .IOTTINGS.

among his many friends Monday
Mrs. kempf has been confined to
her house with an unusually bad cold.
John Welch, cattleman of Wolcott.
is again in Eagle searching for his
cattle.
Miss Bertha Bucnoltz, of Glenw God
is visiting her father and brothers in
Eagle.
Ralph Bedding is still i'll, bnt
while confined to the house is reported
better.
j. Breen, wellknown to Eagle and
vicinity, has returned to be section
boss here.
J. Mclaughlin, superintendent of
the poor farm at Gypsum, was in
town Monday.
Mrs George Wilkinson is quite i'll
and has been confined to her house for
quite few days.
Mrs T. Howes entertained at din
mel Saturday for Miss Williams, guest
of Mrs. l.. Schwarz.
Mrs. kniphausen is contemplating
accepting a position offered her in
Indian Ter itory, near Fort Smith
John Cow1on has accepted a posi-
ton on the Tuck ranch and will move
his family to the ranch March first.
Peter Horn, of Rifle, stopped in
Eagle Wednesday enroute to his ranch
two AMI one half miles from Mccoy.
Miss Williams, postmistress at
Glenwood, returned home the first of
Schwarz.
Jack Strows' new house on depot
corner is completed and he is now &C.
cupyins it and says he is snug as
bug in a rug, -
Mrs. Mont Fulford furnished the
piano music at the big dance at Gyp-
sum Friday night. Mrs Fulfold is
Il general favorite at dance music.
The Reading club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Henry Baer.
Longfellow was the subject under dis
cussion and an excellent attendance
was had.
Mrs. Shirley Tuck left last Satur-
day for her girlhood home at Pueblo,
Il, 4
brother. She expects to be away
about month.
Mr.. and Ms Louis Schwarz. Miss
A. Williams. Peter Barthel and W.
f. Ormsby and wife spent Sunday
last at the famed Doll ranch and any
one is certainly lucky who partakes
of their generous hospitality.
Messrs. Pope Lemon and Clauson
spent Sunday and Monday at the Stew
art ranch OF course if fellow $
heart ) on fire no matter what the
weather may be, to ride fifteen miles
is treat, even though the thermome
ter registers - degrees below zero.
Mrs. Charles Mayer and bright lit
tie daughter Marion have both been
quite i'll of grippe and throat trouble
MIS-. Mayer does not at any time seem
to enjoy anything near good health
and her throat gives her especial
trouble. Both are better at this
writing.
Mrs. Carl White and son Louie left
Tuesday night for Pueblo wnere MIR.
White had gone some few days ago
with large shipment of horses. Mrs
White will go from Pueblo to Denver
to visit her sister during her hus-
band absence. Mr.. White and
Louie leave Pueblo at once for Fort
Smith, Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lumley and
daughter Marguerite left Monday
night for Pueblo, Mr.. Lumley look
ing after his horse business. After
spending few days. in Pueblo, Mrs.
Lumley and daughter leave for Phoe-
nix, Arizona, where they will spend
the remainder of the cold weather
season with Mrs. Lumley's father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. McKen-
zie, who are spending the winter in
Phoenix
Did anyone ever dream that Feb
ruary was real live winter month
Last week was so beautiful one felt
the longing to get at the load of
spring work that awaits every house
wife when there came upon us such
spell" of weather as one rarely
aver sees. The thermometer regis
tered 30 below and even more in near
by ranches. This winter reminds one
of little anecdote concerning man
from Leadville who was asked how
long he had been in Colorado. He