The Glenwood post., 1912-04-20
CORRESPONDENCE
EAGLE

Glenwood Springs and visited his moth
er, Mrs. c. Lumley, few days last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Potter were Eagle
visitors Friday and were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Dice.
Rev. Coulter and son, Clarence,
spent Tuesday in Glenwood.
Thursday afternoon Mrs Peter Tho
borg entertained at cards. A delicious
lunch was served.
On Sunday morning the many friends
were saddened by the startling news
that our dear friend and neighbor,
Mrs. Louis Schwarz, was very serious
ly i'll. DR.. Averill was Immediately
called and pronounced the case appen-
dicitis. Then word was sent to Glen
wood for Drs. Clark, Schmitz and
Crook; also to Salida for DIR. Cochem
But the latter could not come. DR..
Clark came on No. and also pro
nounced it appendicitis. Then Drs.
Schmitz and Crook and a nurse came
on freight at 4:30 and at 8 o o'cloca
they went to Glenwood where it was
decided that an operation would be
necessary to save Mrs. Schwarz S life,
and on reaching Glenwood she was tax
en- to the sanitarium and at 1870 was
through with the operation which prov
ed to be serious one. However, on
Monday morning Mrs. Schwarz was so
much better than even the doctors ex.
pected that there was some hope, ami
Tuesday morning she was still better,
and Wednesday morning DIR. Schmltz
bade her dear ones hope for the best.
Her many friends are rejoicing over
the good news and hope to soon see
her in her home in Eagle.
James Dilts was passenger to Glen
wood Springs Tuesday.
The work is progressing very fas.
on the brick building and soon will be
ready for the brick layers.
Judge Thomas and family spent
Tuesday in Glenwooi Springs.
j. C.. Moore, who has been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lumley for the
past two weeks, left Tuesday morning
for Seattle. He expects to spend
few days in Grand Junction with Chas.
Lumley.
Mayor E. F. Glenn took the special
Tuesday morning for Glenwood Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. TORY were passengers
for Glenwood Tuesday.
DR.. Wiley is on the sick list.
Tom Dice left Tuesday morning for
Rifle to bring home his new auto. This
will be the only auto that Eagle sports.
Mrs. II. w. Goodrich went to Glen
wood Springs Tuesday.
Mrs. Ben White went to Glenwool
Sunday night with Mrs. Schwarz.
Mrs. Parkison of Glenwood came up
with the doctors Sunday afternoon
and went back with her friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Schwarz.
Ernest Nogal, Lloyd and Leo Carey,
Art Wedmore, Roy Langsford, Art
Tandy, Tad Fulford, A Lumley went
to Glenwood Tuesday.
Joe Green, Claude Cole and Mr..
Reeves took No. for Wolcott an!
went from there to Albert Norman
house where Mr.. Green has the con
tract for putting up Mr.. Norman's
ne whouse.
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down on No. Tuesday morning and
waited for the special to go to Glen
wood.
Wash Holland of Wolcott spent
Tuesday in Glenwood.
T. A. Howes left Sunday for Pueblo
where he will spend a few days with
his daughters.
The new butcher shop is almost
ready for occupancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Gordon drove
up Brush creek Wednesday. Mrs.
Gordon will move up for the summer
some time this week.
Miss Peach, who is teaching school
up Brush creek, will finish her term
on Friday, the 10Th, then she will com
mence school at Upper Brush school
house on the 22i. She will board with
Mrs. Charlie Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Mayer and
daughters spent Tuesday in Glenwood
Springs.
Wednesday-We are having the
"usual' snow storm, seeing we have
not had much snow. We are glad of
the change. Let the snow come; 1t
will be good for the crops.
RIFT.E