The Glenwood post., 1911-01-21
CORRESPONDENCE
EAGLE

Wednesday morning.
Miss Elizabeth Harris entertained al
high five at her home Saturday even
ing. A delicious lunch was served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Kracaw, Mr.. and Mrs. \. c. Fones
Misses Haubrich, Mcdonald, Dougherty
Wilkinson, Van Horn, Thomas and Har-
rs; Messrs. Koonz. Bireley, Gunter, y.
Tandy, II. Tandy and Harris.
Mrs. Jesse Sherman has been i'll, but
is much better. Miss Van Horn is
helping her at present.
John Buchholz left for Denver Tues
day night to attend the stock show.
A. Lumley left Eagle on No 6 Tues
day night for Denver where he will
attend the stock show. He Will also
visit in Greeley.
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Fones left sun
day night for Denver and the stock
=. show.
- Geo. Sherman and Harry Dice depart
ed on No. Tuesday for Denver. After
enjoying the stock show they will leave
on an extended trip to Florida. Mr..
Sherman's health has been ailing and
his many friends will be pleased to see
him return in the spring well man
Mrs. Laura Livingston was visiting
friends in Eagle Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Mrs. ]. w. Wiley has been on the
sick list, but is better.
Charlie Gordon came down from PaG-
do Saturday night for more teams 10
go to work on the ice pond. He left
Tuesday with three teams and Jack
Murphy and "Scotty' as his teams
tiers. Charlie is a rustlcr ana will make
good money if the ice holds out and
the weather turns cold.
M. Fulford is attending to business
in the pool room in A. Lumley's alb
sence.
James Dilts was an Eagle visitor
Wednesday and Thursday
We hear on good authority that H.
A. Hockctt has rented the Cooley
ranch to Carl Erickson and expects to
move his family to Eagle.
If it turns cold weather soon there
will be fine ice. Those who haven t
their ice up want to see the cold weath
er come on. SO does "John, - the pop
ular ice man.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lumley drove down
~ from the sawmil Saturday, bringing
A'' Uncle" Tommy Owens, who left on
No. 6 that evening for Denver.
Andrew Christensen will load three
ears with spuds Thursday.
Mrs. Andrew Christensen and SON
Troy, and little Niota arrived home the
first of the week after an extended Wis
it of two months or more with friends
and relatives in Chicago, ST. Louis and
other cities. The trip did them all
good.
The many friends of Mrs. Frank
Rule, Jr., are pleased to learn of her
being much better of her recent i'll
ness. Mr.. Rule IS mother is with them
at present.
Dr. Averill has been having a bad
cold, same as every one else. Might as
well be dead as out of style in Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Potter drove to
Eagle Tuesday, returning home the
same day.
Mr.. Frank Tracy was one of the
many who left for Denver to take in
the stock show.
Claude Cole left last week for Mar
Bile. His family expects to leave soon.
Messrs. Guessiner and Burch who
have been doing some cement work and
also carpentering and repairing for
Steve Playford got through Monday.
.%Mr. Burch left for Marble where he
.A Sypects to work. He has been around
2 Eagle off and on for six months and
has made many friends here.
Choir practice was highly enjoyed at
the Hotel Montgomery. The choir
{ leader, arriving at the SO fnish,' said
he had his dates mixed and he is Off
cially notified that next time there will
be all kinds of treats in store for him