The Glenwood post., 1904-11-19
GRAND VALLEY.

The Home Culture club was enter
tained on last Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. j. A. Mckinney.
The new houses of f. F. Reed and
Alois Rupp are fast nearing compile
tion and will soon be ready to uccu-
py.
Floyd Jones came home last week
after quite AN absence, having been
for some time in the mining busines.
AT Aspen.
A. l.. Banter has Just finished
loading several carloads of very fine
sugar beets that We're raised on mis-
ranch up the creek few miles
F. l.. Olmstead moved from the de
pot last week up on the Whitmore
ranch and will take life easy for
while so his knee can entirely recover
Allen Conley from the holmes
mesa, was in town several days last
week having his ears treated as they
have been giving him a great deal OF
trouble.
Barlow Brothers trio of zcrobatic
performers We're greeted by quite an
audience on last Thursday evening al
the Wood>nen hall, and the people
seemed to be well satisfied with their
show.
Mrs. Crookston, who Is under the
care of Dr. LeRossignol, has been re-
ported in critical condition and has
required the doctor to make quite y
number of trips lately.
A temperance saloon has been
started by Clarence WAYNE and Ben
jamin Shuts where soda water anu
soft drinks are served. Also Walter
Gardner runs "A barber chair. so We
have two BARRIERS now
The Methodist people served = din
ner and supper at the STREET hall on
Election day and it was IA grand sue
cess, both socially and financially anu
the proceeds derived from serving
such sumptuous meals was f92 90.
1t is reported that Herbert Wayne
and several others have had most oi
their fall potatoes frozen III the
ground as they helped their neigh
Dors too long time in gathering il
theirs.
.,f ,,ap,1.,
Cache creek seen on our streets each
day doing trading and getting ac.
quainted with our merchants. 80 that
when the new bridge is completed
tney will do all of their trading here
There is some talk of a coal mine
being opened up the creek before long
and it would he a great thing toi
this place as we would be sure OF coal
at "a reasonable price aud the supply
would not be cut Oft by outside strikes
Work on the new stone warehouse
is progressing rather slowly Hs the
weather is too cold for the mason. TO
work more than half a day, and the
storage room is needed badly for the
iruit men are having to keep tires in
some of the poorly protected buiidings
to keep their apples from freezing
Quite a number of cars OF apples and
potatoes are being loaded each day
and soon they will have such stuff out
of harm way
Election day is over and it Was
quiet but interesting day and all
seemed anxious to cast vote AS 22l
ont of 2iO votes We're cast. In the
absence of any other building the
election had to be held in the Chris.
tian church, and il took the Judges
all night to couLt the ballot and quite
a few were up most of the night to
hear the returns which were given
ont at the depot from time to time.
Also, u dance was given by the Wood
men at the same time. so things were
kept lively till late hour.
j. \. Hunter who has been very
i'll for about seven weeks, being con
fined to his bed all of that time and
most of the time he was not expected
To live from day to day, considering
that he was already weakened by five
years of invalid life, died al his home
about four O'Clock Thursday after
noon. The funeral services were held
at the hristian church ou Saturday
forenoon with six q. A. h, men Hs
pallbearers and large number of his
old friends We're present to pay their
last respects to this rightfully popu.
lar old citizen.