The Glenwood post., 1912-04-06
CORRESPONDENCE
EAGLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Gid Lumley drove 10
Eagle Saturday
Al Borah and Bert Yeoman drove to
Eagle Tuesday, on business.
Frank Fulford, Glenn and Herb HoI-
ton, brought load of furniture to
town Tuesday. Frank Fulford and
wife expect to leave shortly for Twin
Falls, Idaho, having sold their rancn
to AL Borah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Gordon drove
up Brush creek Tuesday
On Saturday evening at the opera
house in Eagle the baseball boys gave
an entertainment and farce entitled
"Smythe VS.. Smith, to a delighted
house. Everybody laughed and laughed
and then some. And say, not wishing
to throw any boquets to any particular
one, we will say 1T could not be beat
The boys did themselves proud and We
can say this truthfully, while it was
only a 25 cent show it beat any troupe
or play that ever came to Eagle, and
every number on the program was re-
ceived with deafening applause. From
the portly judge, the worthy officer in
charge, the sporting editor of the
"Weekly Creeper,' the noted lawyers,
the jury, the defendant and attendant,
and the lady foreman of the jury, who
WAS the leading lady who finally
knocked the jury out and also the
judge and gave the verdict and mar
ried the Smythes-well those who were
not there missed the time of their life.
The two coons and the Irishman gave
a song and dance and by the applause
it could be easily understood how it
was enjoyed. Then Claude Peterson
sang "You Gotta Quit Kickin' My
Dawg Aroun' " with quartet chorus
which was loudly applauded The last
number, a song by the lady foreman OF
the jury and Smythe and Muldoon,
which was not the least by any means,
brought down the house and they hal
Then Mrs. Smythe auctoned the bas&-
cts off which was decided success,
the highest bringing $3,75 while the
least brought $l.00. Then after luneh
those who wished to danced. The to-
tai proceeds were $6s. Hurrah for the
Eagle lads! Get up another play and
don't ever be ashamed to take it TO
Gypsum, for Eagle is proud of every
one of you.
Town election came off very quietly
in Eagle Tuesday. The officers elected
were f. f. Glenn, mayor; Geo. Han
brich, A. Lumley and Gus Meyer, alder
men.
The Dice brothers started work FRI
day on their large brick building, with
Ernest Cornelius as foreman. This
will greatly add to the beauty of our
already beautiful little town in which
the Dice Brothers have several fine
buildings, beautiful homes, etc. Should
more of our worthy citizens get as in
terested as the Dice Brothers are we
would have more buildings and prop
erty kept in better shape because they
are interested and are doing all they
can to make better town. Every
body follow suit.
T. J. Dice, after faithfully and dill
gently serving as mayor of the towa
of Eagle for three years, goes out OF
office on the 4th of April. Mr.. Dice
has performed his duties always in
harmony and for the betterment Of
Eagle and has been faithful and has
made a good mayor, and having served
for three years shows to the good peo-
pie how highly he was appreciated by
his many friends.
J. C. Moore arrived from Princeton.
NO., on Wednesday and will visit old
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lumley.
George Caulof and wife moved into
the house lately occupied by Thomas
Gleason who moved up on the Oleson
ranch.
Hugh Mcclure and family have
moved up Brush creek and Mr.. Cary
and family have moved into their
house.
y Louis Schwarz went to Glenwood
Wednesday morning on No. 3.
The Woodmen of the World took Ill
six new members Saturday evening. A
fine lunch was served and good time
enjoyed.
The Embroidery club drove up to
Mrs. Sherman 3 Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilkinson and
Miss Edna returned home from Denver
Thursday after spending few months
in the city.
Miss Laura Livingston left Saturday