The Glenwood post., 1905-04-15
EAGLE.

EANrLE.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Lumley spent
last Friday in Glen wood.
Mrs Duff, mother of Mrs. Charles
Mayer, left for the east Sunday morn
ing.
Jacob Stein. nephew of Peter Stein,
has accepted ii position with w. F.
Ormsby.
John Randall is still lying very
sick of the measles AT the home of
Mrs. Kniphansen.
Professor Lowry and Miss Bender
attended meeting of the teacher at
Redstone Saturday last
We are glad to be able to tell of
the improved condition of Mrs. NJ. L.
Howes. She is slowly improving.
John Green was shaking hands with
his many Eagle friends Saturday and
Sunday, having Just returned from
Indiana.
Mrs. Mcclure, Mrs. Gideon Lum
ley and Mrs Ormsby were given the
key to the secret mysteries of the or
der of Women of Woodcraft last
Thursday night.
Material is being hauled to begin
the new hotel for Mrs. Langsford,
who stands in the front row as IA rust
ling business woman worthy the sup
port of the public.
The primary held in Woodmen hall
for the purpose of electinS the city
officers resulted in the election of E.
E. Glenn for mayer, and Steve Play
ford, T. Dice, H. Goodrich, P Tho
borg, H. A. Hockett and A. Lumley
and councilmen. The citizens headed
by the band waited on the favored
few.
Rev. N. H. Lee, presiding elder
for this district, and formerly of
Denver spent Sunday and until Thurs
day morning, the guest of Reverend
Bonnell Dr. Lee is very delightful
convincing speaker, and very spirit
ual man. possessed of charming mag
nelism His beautiful voice in song
is to be long remembered by Eagle
folk.
We are sorry to note the alarming
condition of Elery Green, well known
IN this community, who is lying at
the point of death of complication
of diseases, one of which is typhoid
fever. Mr. Green is very conscien
tious. moral man with many friends
who hope he may be spared to his
family.
There has been medicine show in
Eagle two nights of this week and
contrary to the rule, was highly en-
tertaining. Owing to the miserable
weather. the attendance was rather
small. Several prizes were won.
Ms. A. Lumley won a fine gold
watch and Berenice Peterson won a
handsome ring for being voted the
prettiest girl in Eagle.
Last Saturday the Woodmen gave
quite nice little informal entertain.
ment prior to introducing Mr. Ken.
nedy solicitor and organizer for the
Woodmau lodge, who spoke very
briefly of the Woodman order, its
benefits and advantages, socially a.
we'll as financially. Mr.. Kennedy
ana Mr.. Gordon rendered two negro
songs that brought the house dowr
and would have done credit to Will
liams and Walker of minstrel fame.
Last Friday night the boys ant
girls clubs of Eagle schools gave AZ
entertainment tina. won the greatest
praise for the two teachers, Professor
Lowry and Miss Bender. who SC
thoroughly and competently taught
and rilled the participants. Each
number was fine, not bit of drag
not dull moment. But of the
whole evening, the number that call
ed for unlimited praise was the pre-
sentation of the wax figures. In "The
Sick DOLL" Herman Stein as doctor,
did himself proud. The Indian song
and dance by Marguerite Marquise
would have done credit, both in her
Indian impersonation and dance, to
the real foot lights Marguerite is
gifted child and always makes II
success at whatever she undertakes
The song wont you Come Ont and
Play" by Marie Fulford, was beau.
tiful and for wee child. her voice
is of unusual sweetness.