The Glenwood post., 1905-01-07
EAGLE JOTTINGS.

last.
John Sproul, of Aspen, is in Eagle
looking after his ranch interests and
gathering his cattle.
The Baker orchestra of Leadville,
will give dance in Woodman hall
Thursday night.
Cora Branson left Eagle Saturday
morning for Cattle creek to remain
Indefinitely.
Father . Dwyre, of Glenwood said
mass New Years morning at the
home of D. Sloan.
Mrs H. NJ Keck, of Minturn, is
the guest of Mrs. Leo McGovern and
Mrs Charles Lumley.
Mrs. Mont Fulford gave an elegant
dinner Saturday to the members of
the Lumley families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Thompson
have moved into the home formerly
occupied by the Beesley family.
Mrs. Pearl McGovern, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Charles Lum
ley for the past month, has been quite
i'll.
Miss Mabel Thoborg, the popular
teacher of the Gypsum school, spent
the holidays with her parents at this
place.
Mrs. Green who has been hanging
covery for the past month is now
much better
Blanche Thoborg, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. p. Thoborg, has
been quite i'll of mountain fever. but
at this writing is better.
Threshing in this neighborhood is
now finished and the machine clawled
up Brush creek to be laid on the shelf
until next year.
Joe Randall who has been with w.
F. Ormsby for the past month left
Sunday night to engage with j. l..
Pike of Brush, for the winter.
Mrs. H Miller, mother of Mrs
Shirley Tuck who has been visiting
the latter for several weeks left for
her home in Pueblo Saturday.
Ernest Nogal will not return to
school at Fort Collins at once but
owing to sickness in tine family, will
Charles Lumley and Carl White
left Monday with large shipment of
horses for st. Louis and Arkansas
They expect to be gone several weeks.
Julius Oleson, the popular merchant
of Gypsum. has brought his wife to
the cid home of his brother whose
wife is very ill, threatened with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Kate Fisher, who has been
with the Branson family for the past
three months, left Sunday morning
for Glenwood. She will leave shortly
for Wyoming.
Joe Bursting, who for many years
has been the tried and trusty manager
of Sherman Brothers ranch, has pur-
chased half interest in the Lumley
saloon at this place.
Arthur Tandy student at the
State Agricultural college at Fort Col
lius left Tuesday night to resume his
studies after spending the holidays at
his home in Eagle.
John Holland brought horse that
had been badly cut to DIR. W. F.
Ormsby who sewed up its wounds and
made it comfortable. The horse was
II favorite with Mr.. Holland.
The usual crowd from Dotsero at
tended the dance and all seemed mer-
ry as larks, even though the dance
held out until the wee small hours,
until night candles were all
burned
Mrs Charles Lumley entertained at
dinner Tuesday in her usual charm
ing manner. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Abe Lumley, Mr.. and Mrs
Mont Fulford, Arthur and Harry Tan
dy, Mr.. Bursting and Mr. Williams.
The dance given by the Woodmen
in their new hall Friday before
Christmas was quite u success. Ow
ing to the extreme cold there WAS not
the crowd they usually have, but
everybody enjoyed themselves i'm
mensely. fine supper was served
by Mrs. Mcclure.
Jack Strows and Nellie Rule left
Sunday night for Utah where they
were married, returning New Years
morning Mr.. Strows will erect a
new home on his lots in Southeast
Eagle at once. Both are well known
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