The Glenwood post., 1907-02-16

The Eagle band Is progressing fine
ly. The practice meetings are well
attended and soon we will again have
some street music.
Miss Lizzie Harris, who has visited
in Denver and Colorado Springs for
the past month, returned to her home
in Eagle Tuesday night.
George Watson. son inlaw of Mr..
and Mrs John Welsh, was called to
Red Cliff this week to serve as wit
ness in the district court.
The teachers and scholars of Eagle
public schools are preparing for an
entertainment to be given the 22d
which will likely be very fine.
John Bucholz and Harry Richards
returned Tuesday from Mccoy with
drove OF jacks. Mr.. z. will ship two
car loads of Jacks to Goldfeld
We regret to lean that the family
of George Wilkinson is very i'll of an
attack of scarlet fever They have
been suffering for almost two weeks
Mrs. R. P. Wood and Mrs. Charles
Wood will entertain the Embroidery
club and about IA invited guests
Tuesday afternoon of next week at
four o clock dinner.
| Mrs A D. Mckenzie returned
! home i'll Tuesday from Mrs. Wilkin-
son home where she had gone to
care for her daughter family during
their trying illness,
The Schwarz residence is undergo
ing beautiful new coat of paint, the
arrangement of modest, soft gray
shades being exceedingly tasteful and
making the cottage pretty indeed.
A. E Enos, our esteemed D. & X.
G agent of Eagle who has so faith
fully filled that position for the past
eleven years for reasons not yet
/ known, was relieved last week Mr.
Enos was called to Salida Monday
and has not yet returned. We regret
| this removal as does everyone. for a
more capable, accommodating agent
| Eagle never will have.
| Mrs. H. w. Goodrich entertained
, 20 guests Tuesday afternoon in most
/ charming manner, every moment be-
ing made enjoyable from the arrival
| to the leave taking. At 3:30 each
/ lady was furnished with a sheet of
paper and pencil and asked to write
/ exactly what she expected to have
I for the three course dinner, the
one guessing nearest, of course, win
ming prize. The reading of these
papers afforded great amusement to
all. Tne prize, beautiful blooming
plant, was won by Mrs. Forsythe.
/ At o clock a sumptuous three course
! collation. was served in splendidly ap-
/ pointed style. Mrs Goodrich is a
( perfect entertainer and most gra
cious hostess. She was assisted by
Mrs Dice Those present were Mes
danes Lumley, Wood, Stein, Glenn,
Forsythe, Montgomery, Welsh Tuck,
Schwarz, Christensen, Howes, Wood,
Wiley, Sherman, Gordon, Thoborg,
Dice and Ormsby.
What on earth ails the editor of the
Eagle Enterprise Calling his neigh
bors thieves pikers! / say neigh
Dor 80 it must be There be SO few
of us in Eagle we surely are all
neighbors and should have the true
neighborly feeling one for another.
His accusation must be against either
the correspondent to the Avalanche or
the Post. Surely the editor is suffer
ing from bad case of dyspepsia. 1
will go before any notary and take
my solemn oath l never as much as
borrowed even line from his most
excellent paper or from any other
paper There is not too much news
in his ST. eet if he had lock and key
on each item. And as for me | GER
tainly would not want to steal
from the needy, even though | were
thief The editor climbs to
heights in slang phrases which l can
not fathom and not knowing the
meaning of ''piker" we simply say
Ich weis nicht.