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Fannie Morgan (Mrs. William) who sold dry goods at the "Serve-U" Dress Shop, Eagle, Colorado, which she owned. Mrs. Morgan wears a hat with a feather, tucked blouse and jacket in this studio portrait.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
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Formal portrait of Lydia Berkley Tague (Mrs. Patrick Tague), first woman judge in Colorado. Mrs. Tague served 1911-1924. She is wearing a dark dress with pearl necklace and cameo brooch.
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Studio portrait of Cora B. Wise Mayer, 16 years old, standing with her left hand on a prop. Mother of Chester lloyd Mayer, long-time Eagle resident. She was born Cora Wise on February 17, 1870, in Neosho, Missouri. She married William Perry Mayer in 1886; died July 25, 1955. She is buried in the Eagle cemetery.
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"This group of women and their husbands were pioneers of Eagle. From left to right are Cora Mayer, whose husband, William, ran the Mayer Ranch (now the Eagle Ranch subdivision); Rosetta Nogal (wife of Charley); Alice Bacon (a local historian); Mrs. Hockett; and Caroline Thoborg. Women's organizations such as the Eagle Garden Club were instrumental in community improvement projects." Early Eagle, by Kathy Heicher p.101
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Evelyn and Virginia Buchholz, daughters of Lee Buchholz, Eagle Colorado. They are standing outside, holding hands, dressed in evening attire. Lee was brother to John and Jim, Uncle of Nick. Nick's wife, Jeanette, became Superintendent of Schools for Eagle County during the 1940's and '50's.
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6) Mrs. Morgan
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Mrs. Morgan standing in front of house at 3rd St. and Broadway, Eagle, Colorado
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Ida Oyler Herwick, wife of Josiah Herwick. She became a member of Pacific Circle, Women of Woodcraft, Circle No. 132 at Eagle, Colorado, on Dec. 16, 1898. She died at Grand Valley, Colorado (now Battlement Mesa, Colorado, on March 8, 1919. -- Carol Crawford McManus, from "Ida, her Labor of Love," 1999.
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Formal portrait of Sarah Morton White Kempf [wife of George Griffith White and mother of Hume White], March 27, 1847-October 26, 1905. Mrs. White Kempf is wearing an ornate beaded gown.
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9) Selma Kempf
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Photo portrait of Selma Kempf, wife of Oscar J. Kempf, who owned uranium mining claims at "Lady Belle Mine." She lived in Eagle, Colorado, in a house owned by her son-in-law, William Luby, and daughter Bessie. She is wearing a silk blouse with rows of beading over a camisole with a brooch.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
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"Mother & Mrs. Giles" (caption from photo album).
Hester Larsen with Mrs. Giles. They are both wearing similar hats and coats, with trees in the background.
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Formal portrait of Benarda Tague Meehan, daughter of Lydia B. and Patrick Tague and wife of William J. Meehan, attorney. She is wearing a light-colored dress and a double-strand necklace.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
12) Eva Luby
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Studio portrait of Eve Luby (Mrs. Gene Luby), mother of Tom Luby. Mr. Luby was an officer with the First National Bank of Eagle. Eve Luby was 18 when this photo was taken by the well-known Brown Palace Hotel studio of Allen Lainson.
