The Glenwood post., 1912-08-10
EAGLE

Wednesday evening, August l, the
Embroidery club gave a card party at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Sher
man. A delightful time was had by all
and the guests did not leave until
1890 for their respective homes. Those
who attended were Mr.. and Mrs.
White, Mr.. and Mrs. Dice, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Lumley, Mr.. and Mrs. Stein, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Thoborg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Goodrich. Mrs.
McLain, Miss Gertrude Milrum Miss
Ella Morton, Miss Mary Morton,
Messrs. Johnston, Gesner, Clearinghouse,
Nimon Sherman. The gentlemen ;
first prize was won by Mr.. Gesner. The
ladies' first prize was awarded to Miss
Mary Morton. The ladies' consolation
prize was won by Mrs. Lumley and the
gentlemen s consolation was given to
Mr.. Stein. A light luncheon, consist
ing of sandwiches, coffee, olives, pick
les and cake, was served
Mrs. KinZie and two children Were
incoming passengers on No. 3 Augus5
3 for short visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Gid Lumley.
Mrs. Boone, her daughter and three
children are also visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Gid Lumley.
Miss Blanche Mahoney and Miss
Smith were incoming passengers on No.
last Saturday from Glenwood. The
girls are guests of Mrs. G. T. Hau-
brich.
A dancing party was enjoyed by
about fifty people last Saturday even
ing, given by Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ.
White in honor of Miss Ella Morton
and Miss Mary Morton. The dancing
took place in the loft of Mr. White 5
large barn.
Mrs. R. S. Woverton and George
GunnOn furnished the music Punch
was served by Mrs. White to the dane
ers while the dance was in progress
At 1l:3O light refreshments were
served consisting of fruit salad, coffee,
sandwiches, cake and ice cream. Cigars
were passed among the men after the
repast. The host and hostess certainly
did their part in trying to see thai
every one had a delightful time, and
We believe that all who were there en-
joyed themselves to the utmost. Those
present We're Misses Mildman, Sproule,
Ella and Mary Morton, Ella and Mabel
Lanning, Fulford, Harris, Iva and
Amber Lumley, Nogal, Green, Deasor,
Wilkinson, Blanche Mahoney, Iene
Tandy, Kracaw, Wolvertou, Wiley,
Haubrich, Sherman, Torrey; Messrs
Torrey, Arthur and Harry Tandy, VOL
verton, Gunnon, Nimon, Sherman, Play
ford, Will and Herman Stein, Holland,
Green, Leon and Lester Watson,
Koonce, Johnson, Averill, Lyman,
Langford, Likes, Noga, Randall, Hau-
brich, Button, Clearinghouse, Wiley, Col
Inns and Fulford.
Mrs. A. G. Whipp!e departed for her
home in Shoshone Tuesday morning On
No. 3. Mrs. Whipple has been visiting
with her parents for the last month.
Mrs. Bindley, mother of E. j. Bind
ley of our city, arrived Tuesday night
| from Kansas. Mrs. Bindley will visit
| with her son for an indefinite period.
Mr. Fulford made trip to Red Cliff
Wednesday. Mr.. Fulford is the ad
| ministrator for the estate of Isaac Kal-
| baugh, deceased.
| A ball game between Eagle and Glen
wood will be pulled off at Eagle next
Sunday. Don't forget that Eagle had
the hardest game of the season with
Glenwood.
The Eagle Circle, No. 1872, met We'd
nesday evening and four new members
were added, Marie Fuford, Luella Har
ris, Anna Fuller and Chas. Fulford
After the work was done dance was
given to few especially invited
guests. Ice cream and cake were
served when the dancing was over.
Everybody reported having fine time.
Some one of our kind hearted citi-
zens who was kind-hearted enough to
shoot Art Tandy's pet dog (Floto) hal
better keep clear of Eagle for while
as there is a reward of $50 out for any
one who will give the right informa-