The Glenwood post., 1912-06-22
CORRESPONDENCE
EAGLE


Brush creek to few of her friends
Friday evening, June II. Those pres
ent were: Misses Haubrich, Mahoney,
Heath, Harris, Fulford, Sproule, Peach
and Shryach, also Mrs. Mahoney;
Messrs. Koonce, Stein, Belding, Me
theney, Meyers, Sproule, Rundle, But-
ton, Fulford, and Mr.. Metheney. Cards
was the pastime until IL clock, then
a few games until luncheon. Then
Miss Fulford, Miss Sproule, Turner
Sproule and Mr.. Button entertained at
the piano until 1890 when the guests
departed for their homes, hoping that
they would again have the pleasure
of going to another party at the Nj
theney home. Luella Harris, Marie
Fulford and Dora Shryock said they
would never go to another party with
the boys unless they drove yoke Of
oxen. They said they came very near
going off the bridge, and they said Tod
had to get out and help the horses pull
that, but we all believe he did.
The Order of the Eastern Star ladies
gave a little entertainment at their
hall Saturday night About 65 people
were able to enjoy the treat After
having games until L o'clock slight
rcfreshment was served, composed of
ice cream, cake and punch. Everybody
went away contented and wishing that
the Stars would meet that way every
Saturday night.
The ball game between the crack
team of Eagle and the Leadville team
which was pulled off on the Eag!n
grounds last Sunday was one of Eagle 3
hardest games of the season, but came
out on top by a score of to 2. The
game was exciting from the start To
the finish and enthusiasm never wanel
on either side through the whole game.
Eagle shut Leadville out the first six
innings and in the sixth they made the
only two runs made by them during the
whole game. Eagle made one run in
the first inning, were shut out in the
second and third, and in the fourth
made another run. They We're again
shut out in the next inning and in the
sixth they made their last run. The
lineup was as follows:
Eagle-Playford, G.; Nimon, p.;
Langford, 1b.; Greene, 2b.; Button,
3D.; Carey, S.; Fulford, c. f.; Hol-
land r. f.; Stein. ]. f.
Leadville-Caton, c.; Parker, p.;
Morris, h.; L. Lapin, 2b.; Hamber.
ger, 3D.: Feehan, SIS; Mills, c. f.;
Young, r. f.; W. Lapin, !. f.
Sproule umpired and aside from
few bad decisions was very good UNI
pire.
The people are getting ready for the
Fourth of July already. A large crowd
from Glenwood and Red Cliff, Minturn,
Gilman, Gypsum and all over the coun-
try are expected.
The Eagle team is going to Rifle
next Sunday to play Silt on Rifle
grounds. The boys want a bunch of
rooters to go along with them for their
first game played with any team wor
thy of mentioning away from home.
The fishing is getting to be very good
around Eagle now as the river is get
ting lower and clearer
Jack Bindley is having some repair
work done in his shop as the water
pipes are leaking little. He is hav-
ing new ones put in.
Mrs. John Welsh entertained at her
beautiful home in Eagle THURSDAY,
Commencing at o'clock cards and
games and music were the social part
of the afternoon.
The Embroidery club and the Merry
Wives and some outsiders were there.
Frizes We're given and if there was
anyone there who didn't enjoy them
selves it certainly was not the fault of
the charming hostess and her daughters.
Miss Millie Sproue entertained Mt
her home on Brush creek on Wednes-
day afternoon at 2 clock. The affair
was a miscellaneous shower'' in hon
of of Miss Louise Stein. The follow
ing ladies' were present: Mrs. Gee.
Watson, Misses Stein, Fuford, Han-
brieh, Thoborg. Moore, Ella and Mabel
Lanning, Wilkinson, Mahoney, MAYER,
Sproul. The parlor was beautifully
decorated with pink and white hearts
and the dining room was a dream. The
table was spread in canopy of pink
and white paper and in the center of
the table was large bowl of pink and