The Glenwood post., 1907-05-18

"Billy" McCabe was in Eagle Mon
day making arrangements for the
Eagle band for the Fourth of July
celebration.
Harry Tandy returned from Denver
last Wednesday night where he has
been attending business college for
the past year.
Toney Eichel. formerly of Foun-
tain, Colo. but recently of Califor-
mia, is visiting his friend, James
Redmond of the Koonce Redmond
ranch.
Last Friday the ladies of the Circle
gave a dance. the benefits to assist in
paying for the piano, which was a
financial as well as social success
Good music, good supper and good
time
Mrs. Ormsby is just recovered from
a siege of sore foot caused by run
ming rusty nail into the bottom of
her foot She also has had rheulna
tism in arms and shoulder.
Judge and Mrs. Thomas of Red
Cliff were in Eagle Saturday looking
over the erection of their new house
south of Mrs. Chas. Woods, also plan
ming for lawn and garden and will
surely have very modern little
/ home.
Thursday night there was very
pleasant surprise party given for Miss
Nina Stem, it being the event of her
seventeenth birthday. All the gay
and fair young people of the commun-
ity were there and it was voted a
very pleasant party.
Mrs Abe Lumley received a tele-
gram last Sunday from her daughter
at Pierce City, Mo, telling of the
very dangerous illness of her son,
John Moore, who was seized very
suddenly with spotted fever and con-
sidered very dangerous
The family of A. E. Enos. former
agent of Eagle. are selling their
household effects and will move to
Glenwood where they expect to re-
main through the summer. MI.
Enos expects to locate in Salt Lake
and later the family intend to go to
| him
Prot. Mclaughlin gave his many
friends scare by succumbing to sew
eral faints one after the other last
Sunday. 1t is thought the professor
has been overtaxing his strength of
late, not being any too rugged at best.
He was able to be at his post in the
schoolroom however.
Chas. Forsythe, Eagles popular
barber, has just recovered from a
severe illness sufficient to resume his
duties at his shop. VIM. Schwarz
former proprietor of Eagle barber
shop, returned to Glenwood Sunday
night after having charge of the Eagle
barber shop during Mr.. Schwarz s
| illness.
DR.. Wiley returned from a protes-
sional trip to Kremmling, Colo, and
doesn seem to like riding 30 or 40
miles by stage. with winter weather
in May. However, after riding up
Brush creek and taking peep at his
beautiful flock of Jersey red pigs ne
gets about his face that smile that
won't rub off, - even if he doesn t
like snow in May.
Andrew Christensen, who underw went
such critical operation for appendi
citis at the Glenwood sanitarium
about six weeks ago, returned home
Sunday. Mr.. C. is one of the tireless
rustlers of this valley, man of
stauncn character and his host of
friends rejoice in his return to his
home and family, and trust that he
may again enjoy good health.
We regret to learn of the very seri
GUS illness of James Brobeck Of VOL
cot, and his subsequent removal to the
Glenwood sanitarium. Mr.. Biobeck
is known and loved by every one
here. He is a young man of excellent
character end sterling worth. honest
In his own ronyictiops and has the