The Glenwood post., 1911-04-22
Correspondence
EAGLE


frut valley of Grarh Junction that last
Monday and Tuesday the greater part
of the fruit froze. This is sure a great
loss for there was better prospects Of
more fruit this year than ever before.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Gordon drove
up to their ranch on Brush creek and
spent Saturday night returning home
Sunday afternoon. They were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Peterson
for supper Saturday evening.
Miss Mabel Brown of Fulford Camp
was the guest of Mrs. Dode Potter
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gid Lumley came down
from the saw mill on Saturday to do
some shopping.
On Tuesday evening the 11th at 10
minutes after s, Mr.. II. W. Goodrich
passed to the great beyond where there
will be no more sorrow, sickness or
pain. He was only i'll few days but
complication set in and his heart fail
ed him and he gave up the struggle.
He was a man highly respected and
loved and honbred by all who knew
of he Oldest in our lodge here' good
citizen and devoted husband. He
leaves faithful wife to mourn his
loss who has the sympathy of the en-
tire community.
There is reaper whose name is Death.
The wife gave in tears and pain.
The one she most did love,
She knows she will see his face again
In the fields of light above
The remains was shipped to Red
Cliff where he had other relatives bur
ried at that place. About 60 people
went from Eagle. The Masons had
charge of the funeral. The flowers
were but small tokens of love in which
the deceased was held. They were
beautiful and completely buried the
casket in their midst. Mrs Burbank
of Red Cliff, niece of Mr.. Goodrichs'
came down ON No. S Tuesday evening
and stayed with Mrs. Goodrich until
Monday morning. The Pail Bearers
were: Geo. Wilkinson, Harvey DICE,
VIM. Randall, Oscar Kemph Bert VOL
verton and Herman Thoborg.
Frank Farnum, sheriff spent Tues
day in Eagle.
Mr.. Smith, commissioner was an
Eagle visitor on Tuesday
, Tuesday afternoon at 1:3O the Pue.
bio Booster commercial train arrived
at the Eagle depot where all the people
of Eagle were assembled together to
greet them. The band gave three
pieces which was greatly enjoyed by
the crowd, Especially Scotty," who
went up and met the manager Of the
band, looked the music over to see if
it was all right. Then the Eagleites
gave the members of the club a post
card with a picture of our little town
as souvenirs.
David Wedmore left on Tuesday
morning for Grand Junction. Mr.. We'd
more will move his wife down there
before the lst of May, Agent Green
land having rem ted his house and
grounds.
Mrs. Cora L. Ormsby is expected
home before the first. She has spent
the winter with her daughter in Wich-
ita.
Sunday evening Easter services were
enjoyed by church full of people.
The little ones always are enjoyed by
Eagleites and Rev. Coulter's address
was delivered in his pleasant and
friendly manner and his>solo was
beautiful. The children sang two very
pretty pieces.
. Wash Holland and Edwin Tucker
Spent Sunday in Eagle.
On Easter Sunday the Eagleites were
treated to ball game between Avon
and Eagle which resulted victorious
for Eagle, the score being 26 to 6
Neither team had any practice but did
some good work Ted Lea umpired the
game. This being the first game of
the season we were glad of course to
see the home lads win, good begin
ming though sometimes means a
But cheer up lads and it may mean
something different for you. The new
ground is rather rough but with some
more work it will be the best ball
ground in Eagle county.
DR.. and Mrs. Randall of Gypsum en-
joyed the ball game Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holland were
down from Wolcott.
Joe Boersting of Glenwood is spend
ing few days in Eagle with Mr. and
Mrs. A. Lumley. He spent Monday at
the Sherman ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charlie Johnson took