The daily sentinel., 1904-01-21
About People.

ness of the court today.
T. r Holland. a merchant of Law
renee, Gas. is visitor to this city
with a view of locating here. H is
a friend of rural carrier. D. M. Click.
Barney Napier formerly engaged
in business in this city and one of
Glenwood's big merchants, was in
the line of yesterdays parade of Eag-
les
Mr. aud Mrs. Orson Adams Jr will
celebrate tonight with a number Of
friends their marriage anniversary.
at theil home. corner OF 1lth ard Rood
streets.
5. Hymes, of Glenwood Springs,
father in-law to NJ. H Loetfler. was
among the Eagles who came to the
city Yesterday. and viii remain over
today and return this evening.
Mrs e. b. Lutes. wife OF the pro-
prietor Of the candy kitchen, was TAX
en- to the hospital yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Lutes has heen ailing for some
time and it was thought best bv the
family physician to take her there
where skilled nurses could attend her.
II. J. Holmes. of the Glenwood
Springs Avalanche was made pesi-
deut of the State Editorial association
Mr.. Holmes is certainly deserving of
the honor. as he has been one of the
most faithful of the members of the
order He attends every session of
the association and is an active and
respected worker for the good of its
membership. If all the editors of the
state would serve their fellow news
paper men as faithfully as does Mr..
Holmes at all times the ssociation
would be "A power, with which great
many, who do not now. would have
to reckon with.
George Anderson, one of the men,
bers of the firm of Anderson & Kauff-
man. who opened The Fashion in this
city severai wears ago and afterwards
engaged in the millinery business in
Cleveland. Ohio. was an arrival in
the city this morning. IN company
with his trother-in-law. J. Bloom
quist. These gentlemen have been
touring the northwest and stopped ov-
er in Grand Junction to visit old
friends. Mr.. Anderson is engaged in
business in Cleveland, The many
friends of Mr.. Anderson have given
him cordial welcome in their re-
/ 1aaxro1 of old friapdsbiue
There was an influx of passenger
men from various roads in the city
yesterday. Whether it was concerted
meeting or Just happened so. no one
knows. but they all had keen scent
/ out for business. The most distinguish
ed member of the party was @. II.
i Speers. of the Midland. Mr.. Speers
- the head of the passenger depart
ment and he is not slow TO tell anyone
that the Midland equipment is second
TO none in Colorado. Among the
others who were here was Ellis
Farusworth. Of the Missouri Pacific.
L. c. Smith. of the Santa Fe. @. NJ.
Keck and Austin Garvin. of the Mid
land All got out of the city last
night.
George Ediuger, of Glenwood Hot
Springs, who claims that he is priuci-
pally occupied now in Ioaning money
although formerly in the cut rate
ticket business, was among the num-
ber OF Glenwood people who came to
this city yesterday ON the special
Eagle train. George Edinger is one
of Glenwood's characters He is a
man that has accumulated wealth and
knows how to keep it. When a man
gets the best of Edinger.i it is because
I George is sick or wants to work a
point. Albeit his peouliarities he is
good man and "A worthy citizen OF
/ Glenwood and man whose word is
as good as his bond on any proposition
He has helped Glenwood and has the
utmost faith in it.
Ellis Farnsworth. the travelling
passenger agent of the Missouri Pa
cifc railway told the Sentinel man
yesterday that he had calendar. is
sued by their road which he thought
aud which he believed we would
think, was the very best and hand
soonest calendar issued by any of the
big roads The Sentinel man was
skeptical. but when Mr.. Farnsworth
brought one to the office. it had to be
conceded that the No Pac. had done
itself proud in its calendar. The cal
: endar contains number of very hand
{ some views along the line of that road
and the coloring of same is a little the