The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1905-01-21
EAGLE JOTTINGS.

Both Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Duncan
are quite sick of lagrippe.
Jack Hall of the Pony has been
taking his turn with the grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Doll We're the
guests of Mrs. Abe Lumley Tuesday.
Mrs Arthur Rule has accepted a
position with Mrs. Langsford in the
restaurant.
Oscar Kempf had a fine horse that
was very sick Sunday, but after rigid
treatment is better
Mrs. Bailey and son Louie have
both been very i'll but seem some
better at this writing.
Mrs Kate Fisher left Saturday last
for Minturn TO accept position with
Frank Woods OF the bridge gang.
c. S. Lumley, our wide awake
horseman, returned Tuesday from "A
tour through Oklahoma and Arkansas
in the interests of his horse business.
Gardner Thompson, the baby son of
Mr.. and Mrs Emmett Thompson, is
some better of quite serious illness.
Louie White, the bright little son
of Mr. and Mrs Carl White, is Just
recovering from very serious illness.
Word has Just been received that
Mrs. Mel aughlin living twelve miles
from Wolcott near the state bridge
that crosses the Grand river has died
leaving five small children.
Fred and Arthur Fulford are hav-
ing a dreadful time wrestling with
the whooping cough Arthur has been
very ill but is some better at this
writing.
Peter Stein, our city ice man, is
doing quite a business by supplying
/ ice, or | presume it would be more
correct to say supply for next summer.
at home to their many friends at
the Pierce and Reef cabins, by Brush
cIsek, Mr. Buckholz having finished
his work as assessor, will make Eagle
his home.
Mrs Langsford has purchased the
restaurant formerly owned by Mrs.
johnson and took possession Thursday
of last week and as she is thorough
business woman we predict for her
good big success.
All the stoclimen are ont in earnest
search of their herds now in the hills
since these recent heavy snowfalls.
John Welch of Wolcott, John Edge of
Burns, R. p Woods, Charles Mayer
and all the good cattlemen are scour-
/ ing the hills and with good results,
/ too.
+ The sale at Fred Mayors was well
attended although the cold was in
tense. Fine lunch was served and
general good humor prevailed After
visiting this week at his brothers. on
Brush creek, Mr.. Mayer and family
leave for Colorado Springs to make
their future home
Henry Baer has been very i'll of real
pneumonia and iaundice combined
and in very dangerous condition.
but we are very glad to note he is
some better at present and believed to
| be on the road to recovery. Mr.. Baer
is one of our good, moral, honest, up
right citizens and much respected by
everyone.
Mrs. A. Metheny, who moved from
Oregon to this place before Christmas,
is quite i'll at the home of Mrs. Chas.
Nogal. The Nogal home this winter
has been a veritable hospital, from the
least to the largest having been ill
and they do not even take turns. At
present, however, they are all some
| better
Miss Anna Mccormick who for
more than year has been visiting at
the home of A. T.. Enos, will leave
for her home in Sterling in about two
weeks Miss Mccormick is young
woman of more than ordinary accom- l.
plishments, being talented musician
and altogether a very intelligent lady
and will be missed among her friends
here