The Glenwood post., 1911-02-18
CORRESPONDENCE
EAGLE

Mrs. A. ID. Mckenzie and sister ar
rived from Grand Junction Sunday
morning.
Mrs. j. w. Wiley is slowly improv-
ing from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Horn of Gypsum
drove to Eagle Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Ping drove down
from their home up Ebbie creek and
spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs.
Wedmore.
Mr.. Keyse the "Piano Tuner Of
Leadvile made IA stop in Eagle Sat
urday.
Dave Harper was in town smiling
on his friends Wednesday morning, but
missed No. 4.
Mr.. Beck is quite iii at his home up
Brush creek with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson were in
Eagle Tuesday from Edwards Mr.. Mel
son having sold his ranch at that place.
the series OF meetings held at the
church We're enjoyed by a good au
dience. Mr. Barker is a good speaker.
The Brotherhood gave a luncheon at
the Hotel Montgomery Tuesday evea-
ing to which the young men were all
invited and afterward a meeting was
held at the church.
The series of card parties ended on
Tuesday evening, the l4th. A very
enjoyable party was given on the last
evening. A delicious lunch was served
by the ladies and the prizes were
awarded to those who were there on
the last evening. Mrs. Louise Stein
receiving lst prize and Mrs. Rose Full
ford was awarded End. Mr.. Charlie l..
Fulford won 1st prize in the gentle
mems prize while Judge Thomas ear
ried off 2nd honors. Eagle Circl"
wishes to thank those who so kindly
patronized them. but owing much to
weather and sickness and hard times
their crowds have been quite small.
But when your own Circle members
and the Woodmen can't find time to
go out one evening a week we should
not expect others to turn out so well.
But we wish to wager that had the
card parties been free we would have
had good crowd.
Mrs. Jessie Sherman gave six
clock dinner in honor of her hus-
bands birthday "although Mr.. Sher-
man refused to discuss his age But
the guests think he must be on the
"shady side of CO., Those present
were: DR.. Averill, John Buchholz, M.
Fulford, Eb. johnson, Mr.. Gessner,
"'Skects' Kuger and Willie Wynam.
The gentlemen declare they never saw
so much good goodies as Mrs. Sherman
brought forth for that birthday supper.
Mr.. Sherman IS surprise was complete
when he was heard to exclaim 'why
when did you cook all these things
and where did you get them all, etc. -
The guests took Mr.. Sherman a potato
bucket, potato masher, potato spoon and
fork, cigars and cards as souvenirs of
} the evening. Then after supper cards
was the amusement for the evening
after which the guests left for their
home vowing Mr.. and Mrs. Shcrmln
royal ientertainers and wishing Mr..
Sherman would have another birthday
surprise on his 6lst birthday.
Mr. Doherty and family expect to
leave soon for Glenwood Springs.
Nick Buchhdlz arrived on No. 4
Tuesday from Gypsum
Edwin Tusker of Wolcott came down
Monday to attend Mason lodge.
Saturday evening at Woodman hall
the Circle and Woodmen held joint
installation at which families and
friends OF Doun louSes were Pfeseh''
Afterwards fine luncheon, WAS
served consisting of maple paharfa
and cake and coffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Long were
Eagle visitors last week.
Miss Laura Haubrich left for Den
yer last week.
Word was received of the serious Ill
ness Of Mrs. Charlie Lumley of Grand
tal tn 10
pital Wednesday and an operation for
appendicitis was performed. The last
report is that she is doing nicely.