The Glenwood post., 1904-10-01
GRAND VALLEY.

evening on last Sunday.
There are two Omaha fruit com
mission men here this week buying
several carloads of fruit to ship east.
Thos. Thompson, manager of Munro
Mercantile company has returned
from a short visit and business trip to
Kansas City.
The dance given at Woodmen hall
on last Saturday night was well at
tended by local people and several
from a distance.
Chris. Dere cut the knuckles of his
right hand while he was butchering
and it will make him very sore hand
for several DAYS.
NJ. H. Streit has returned from In
diana and other places in the east
where he has been visiting relatives.
He also to- ok in the Worlds fair.
Mrs. Cutsell moved out of the old
Cafe building formerly run by Mrs
Hoffman and Henry Wayne has moved
into it from the ranch west of town
Pitt Jones little boy baby nas been
very sick for several days, but seems
to he some better at this writing and
there are some hopes of his recovery.
Mrs. J. A. Mckinney left Saturday
morning for st. Louis for short visit
to the World fair and to her rela
tives and friends at Quincy, Illinois.
A. L. Chase, of Glenwood, was in
Grand Valley day or two last week
guest of F W. Popple with whom
he is interested in some business ven
lures which we will hear of later.
Chris. Dere bought the old wagon
scales of MIR. Streit and has moved
them to Parachute avenue just north
of the saloon, and there is talk of
Chris. putting up house or store on
this property.
Prof Osborn commences teaching
school at lower Cache creek next week
and his wife has gone to Olathe, Colo
RADIO, where she is going to teach this
winter. Mrs. Osborn took their boy
along with her.
VIM. Smiths little girl, Grace met
with painful accident the other day
when a bee stung her on finger on
which she wore ring and soon the
finger was so badly swollen that the
ring had to be filed off the finger
Clarence Wayne has moved down
from his ranch at changing Lake"
above Glenwood, and is living in
Henry Wayne's house down on the
ranch and expects to live here this
winter and send the children to school.
The Railroad company has put in
two side tracks in the county road
along the side of gravel hill west of
town, thus making it necessary to go
north and around the gravel hill until
the company has finished taking the
gravel.
l. N. Hunter is in rather critical
condition the result of chronic sore
he has had on his foot for some time,
but which recently grew much worse
and he is now suffering with a form
of blood poisoning and it is doubtful
about his recovery, as he is already
very weak.
The special trainot the Pueblo Bus
mess Men s association stopped at this
station on last Friday afternoon for
about half an hour and made "A pleas
ant call on our merchants. They were
jolly crowd and are surely rustlers
for trade and are deserving of more
patronage.
The Produce association are still
shipping carload after carload of fruit
and potatoes and will soon have the
cellar dug although the bad rainy
weather has delayed the work consid
erable. However, the rock work ought
to commence at once as the Helm boys
are getting out the rock.
GRAND Valley is quite a lively place
now, as we have three engines and
crews staying here to run the con-
struction and gravel trains, as the
railroad is running a steam shovel
inst west of town and expect to tear
the whole hill away, as they want to
grade up the road bed all along their
line, and it means great deal of
work.
Abe Kerlee, one of tho youngest
boys of Jesse Kerlee, met with a seri
GUS accident on last Sunday when he
was thrown from horse and had his
right wrist dislocated and his left
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