The Glenwood post., 1908-12-12
EAGLE

I'tu NrleSii'iu bought lIdule Shop
belonging to Ole Peterson and started
to move it across the fields to his lots
in town, but had trouble, however.
He hopes to have it in place in short
time.
The dancing club gave their second
lance ON Friday evening to a very en-
joyabe crowd.
Saturday the ladies give leap year
dance-the last of the season. Music
will be furnished by Aekley of Red
Cliff and Mrs Rose Fulford.
Saturday evening VIM. Johnson AMI
Mrs. Hannah Gamble We're united in
marriage by Justice of the Peace
Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schwarz took
No. 3 Wednesday morning for Glen
wood Springs.
Word came to Eagle from Salt LAX.
from Ben White that the stork had
left baby girl at his home on Mon.
day the 7th.
Mrs: Mary Morehart, who has been
very sick the past week, is much i'm
proved at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kempt expect
to spend Xmas in Denver with his
mother and father.
n fire broke out last Thursday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Nc
Guire. A defective flue was the cause,
but the bucket brigade turned out in
force and soon had the fire under con.
troll. A dirt roof seemed a help in al
laying the flames.
The little girls are out collecting for
an Xmas tree to be given at the
church Xmas eve.
w. F. Ormsby drove to the Gr,.ndel
ranch Tuesday.
II. A. Hockett arrived home Tuesday
after weeks s absence at Pueblo and
Colorado Springs on business.
Carl Jones came in on No. 3 Wed
nesday morning from Greeley, where
he has been attending school. He will
enter the Gypsum high school after
Christmas.
The thresher finished up its work this
week at Johnson S down the river. The
weather has been remarkably fine this
winter and they have done good work
A II. Hadley. ex-manager of
Rocky Mountain stores left Sunday
night for his home in Routt county
The block houses belonging to J. W.
Love and r. p Wood are fast nearing
completion and will reflect great
credit to our little town. There is talk
of several more being built in the
spring. ,t- .-
Miss Laura Haubrich and Miss Mar
garet 'Mahoney drove up Brush Creek
Sunday.
Mri and Mrs. A, Lumley and grand
daughter. MISS Grace Moore, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs John Sproule
at Sunday dinner.
The young folks enjoyed the sport of
skating while Sunday
The Ladies Aid have worked hard
for their bazaar which will be given
Friday evening, December II. Many
beautiful and useful Xmas presents
can be found in the booths A fine
supper will also be served at that time
at Woodman hall.
A. Lumley took a flying trip to Sho
shone Monday, going down on No. 3
Joe Harris has leased Bill Edward IS
ranch and will move his family in the
spring.
Prof. Wilson of the Gypsum high
school drove up to Eagle Saturday on
business.
n. Bucholtz left for Gypsum Satur-
day to attend high school meeting
held at that place.
Miss Sallie r. Welsh county super
intendant, came up from Gypsum Sat
urday, leaving for her home in VOL
colt on No 4 Sunday.
Elizabeth Harris, who has been i'll
for some time is improving slowly.
Charlie Gordon left Friday for Red
Cliff where he will work for the winter.
Gideon Lumley of the saw mill came
to Eagle Tuesday on business.
Frank Newcomer of Burns Hole is
over looking after some cattle.
Dode Potter has leased Peter Tho