The Glenwood post., 1905-06-24
EAGLE.

that spent strawberry DAY III 0len-
wood
Mrs. w. w. Livingston will at
tend the Masonic event in Glenwood
today.
William McDermot will attend the
meeting of the Masons at Glenwood
Saturday,
Mrs F.ank Rule of Red Cliff was
the guest of Mrs Fl. Baer and Mrs.
Jack Strous this week.
The ladies of the Eagle Circle will
give an ice cream social Friday night
The Eagle band will be in attendance
Dr. j. w. Wiley has just returned
from a trip through Montana to the
coast taking in the Exposition at
Portland.
Mrs. Arthur Rule is nursing Mrs.
Christman of Brush creek. The
Christmas have fine baby at their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stein and sons
left for their Grand county home last
Saturday where they expect to remain
for the summer.
Everybody get ready to have a jolly
good time in Gypsum July 4th. Let's
go to one person, and show q true
spirit of town neighborliness.
A. D. Mckenzie has his new home
fitted up until one would hardly rec
ognize the place. When A. d. gets
at anything it is never done by halves.
Mrs. Minnie jackson, sister of Mrs.
Ernest Thompson, was called home
last Friday by the sickness of her
husband. Mrs. Jackson had been Wis
iting her sister for several weeks.
Mrs. Chadbourne, mother of Mrs.
Louie Schwarz, left with Mr.. and
Mrs. Schwarz Saturday morning for
Glenwood to be gone about two weeks
visiting her daughters and Glenwood
friends
Emmett Thompson has about com
pleted his work on the new home of
w. Wolverton of Brush creek and
will begin work next week on the
new hotel. Mr.. Reynolds has the con-
tract for the Montgomery hotel
Children Day services were very
beautifully observed at the Methodist
church Sunday evening and many very
nice numners were rendered. Among
those especially fine was the recitation
of Marion Mayer, which was certain
ly well given.
Miss Sadie Mccormick arrived in
Eagle Thursday night, the guest of
E. A Enos and wife. Miss McCor-
mick is the sister of Miss Anna Nc
Cormick, the accomplished musician
who spent over year in Eagle for
her he alth
Shirley Tuck and brother, accom-
panied by some fish, returned from
Sweetwater Sunday night where they
had been camping for the past month.
The Tucks contemplate another camp
ing trip in July, also one to Yellow
L Il
Mrs. E. E. Glenn returned last
Wednesday from visit to her sister
at Central City. Mrs. Glenn's sister
is the mother of Henry Harrington
formerly manager of Mrs. Glenn's
store here in Eagle. Everybody here
knows and likes Henry Harrington.
Ralph Wolverton and Miss Edna
Waldo were quietly married last
Wednesda~ afternoon and left that
evening for Leadvile. They will
live on the Mckenzie ranch. Both
are well known and deservedly popu
lar and they have the good wishes of
the entire community.
We are indeed panied to note that
Mrs. FL. A. Hockett is still in a criti-
cal condition. Mrs. Hockett, as stated
before, is suffering from acute infam-
matory rheumatism and continues very
little, if any, better. Mrs. Hockett
is a woman of strong personality and
charming attributes and her illness
causes void not easily filed We
hope to be able next week to state
that she is better.
The town dogs know thing or two
and one of the things they know is
where to find something good to eat.
Now Mont Fulford, our assistant as.
SCISSOR, and wife raise very fine chick
ems and Belgian hare, not for the
dogs, however, but for general family
use. Monday morning they hunted
out more than a dozen of their best
broilers and Mr.. Fulford says they
''know the best too, - and killed them
several rabbits and sitting hens and if
Mr.. Fulford had not appeared on the
scene, rifle in hand, they were just