The Glenwood post., 1912-05-25
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EAGLE


auto to Gypsum Friday, May II, taking
Eagle people down to the commence
ment exercises. saturday afternoon
Mr.. Dice made two trips To Gypsum on
account of the ball game between the
L. G. H. 5. and the Gienwood High
school The L. c. H. SIS We're beaten
by score of 10 to I. The Glenwood
boys made scores in two innings,
Lloyd Carey pitched the first two in
nings for the Gypsum boys and Stan
ley Mc1latten handled the rawhide the
last eight innings.
Dave Gunnen, who has been working
in Red Cliff, had an accident at that
place a few days ago and was taken to
Glenwood by his son, George, of Eagle
Grover Likes, manager of the Hugus
x Co. store at Eagle, left ON No. !
Sunday morning for Wolcott, returning
the same evening.
L. L. Glenn returned home Sunday
morning after an absence of a week.
Mr.. Glenn went to Denver to attend
the postmasters' convention and from
there went to Boulder to visit his step
son, Ralph Belding, who is attending
school at that place.
The farmers are all taking advantage
of this fine weather and are all busy
putting in their crops
The ball game between Eagle and
Silt, which took place Sunday, May
10, resulted in the downfall of the
Eagle boys by score of 9 to $. Bat
never mind, boys, the next time we
play them we will sure give them a
wolloping. Some of our well known
citizens like to go out to see the boys
play, but never feel as though they
should give the boys anything to keep
down expenses. The boys say they
are going to make a note of the gentle
men who do not care to help out any
and are going to put their names in the
paper so the people may know. W.
'hope that some of our esteemed cit
zens will come through with little
bit of their coin.
One of our best men, Jesse Grecn,
was laid up with a bad ankle which he
received while playing with Gypsum
Saturday.
From the sixth inning the score was
a tie up to the ninth, when rhc Silt
boys made one run and then shut the
Eagle boys out the last nalf of the
ninth.
The boys are trying to get gam,
with Edwards for next Sunday to be
played in Edwards.
Herman Stein, who has been attend
ing school at Greeley, will return
home Sunday, May 26.
Marie Fulford, who has been attend
ing school at Greeley, will return in
few days.
Miss Milly Sproule returned home
from Denver Wednesday morning, May
%. Miss Sproule had been visiting
with friends in Denver for the past
week.
Chas. McElen loaded two ears of
potatoes Wednesday, May %. Charlie
says he is getting $l.75 for them.
Yell, boys, yell! What is going to
happens We are going to have new
grand stand just three times as large
as the present one and we are also go
ing to have en- eightfoot high fence
from the grand stand which will run
about twenty feet on the other side
of third base and will be around first
base. The boys managed to raise about
$3.50 on the easy payment of twenty
per cent of the gate receipts. We man
aged to get this money from some of
our citizens who are always looking
forward to the welfare of the town,
We are going to try to get about
twenty-five men to come out Sunday
and help do the work. M. Fulford has
volunteered to take the carpenter work
under his direction and with the valu-
able help of Mont we hope to finish
the work in one day, providing the peo-
pie will turn out and help.
RIFLE