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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-20
Samcretea.

&otber &Ieeiamen IS 1890.
gnslii&er 8Ieeiamen $e.5O-e.76.
MIiefe 8Ieeiarnen SO. Sass. rs.
MIfaIfa RIeeiamen So. 10000.
8eiber &leeianten 1926.
@ewdbIter Tinaotbb 81. 8O-1.79.
Sroindrer bis gutter Siz;otbp 81 .S6-I.6O.
Saneb Rentudp gIausras s1.0O-I.sb.
gIansras in @baf SOC.
@nsIii9es gIausras 81 As.
OrGarb @ras $l.70-1.80.
Rsb 9op IN gbaf 7e-$I.10.
&afer 8orn 75c-$l.00.
Araber 3uasrrobr Samen $1.OO-I.25.
@eiber 9aferiamen 4Oc
Sriibiabrs @srite $1.25.
@eibes unb seIbss 8orn 81. OO-L.26.
Reb Sob @niiIase $I.1O-1.25.
Com Seas $l.76.
Ninet $50 Bis $1.a6.
SrlbiabrssgDei 81 40.
SetsuiebeI, rpeibe, seIbe unb rotbe ST. 5
per BuibeI.
SiB : &artoffeI, geIbe Seriet, Bermuda.
geIbe ytaniemono uno fiibIi9e Queen S.. 90 Der
Sab; rotbe Haniemonb $2.75; 8raiiIianif9e
RartofeIr, fribe 6 No1en zoe per Wui5eI:
fribe Dbio 65c per gufbeI; fribe @oie 5Oc Der
fribe Bmrbant SOC per BuibeI; frabe
3ebron 45c per 8uibeI; &ural Neru Yort unb
Sreem Wountain 4Oc per guibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-20

Srp@es RinbReH&-BeRIt&e eMere - "a
Sc; beige etiere 9--9te; tieFee %tsbes
$50 bis 200 3funb Sc; bieitse si5e 40o
BIS $50 8funb Gle ; Rtbe $50 BIB $50 4fanh
7e; etier goreeruterteI 7s, eher Stnter'
ussrtel lie, Mnb 3taterpserts liz Sinh
gorbsrpterteI 81, Ruiz SorseruterteI SIC, &Mt
osntsrpierteI O..
6rif9es RaIbfeti&-RdItz 93e, Stnter'
pIerteI 12e, Eorberpiertet 81.
5rti9es SGaTfeif9 2dunser PEE Ffrush
12c f; e@afs 93e; e@enfeI 18e; Rods trs.
18e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-20
8 o d 8 |.

gbica9O, 10. @prils Wan er=
tuartst, baB bic Nuswabl Der @ei9po-
renen In benz Soa.prosehe As Sage
in anipru9 nebmen tuiro uno baB aud
bic nd9fe Wo9e nod Der PrO3eB i'm
@anse fein wirb. Sod berldBt fid
ansebli8 barauf, baB Der Stat ni6t
gsniisenbes geweismaterial gesen i'm
beibringet tann.
ausuf &ebGOff sermiBt.
Buffalo, g. g., 10. @pril. -
Die pOli3et bon Seem gOrt, Chicago
unb Buffalo 1T eriu4t tuOroen, nod
Nusuf ReblOf umi4au au balten,
sinem reiden SannOberaner, uel9er
nit $4,000 in ieinem gsfib in Sem
YOrt auf gebeimnibbOae Weiie bsr=
fdpano. &eBluf mar am 5. april in
Nem Sort ansetOmmen uno uuroe bon
sinsm Sobn, Der in Chicago i'm @e.
i9dft 1T, an Der 2anoun9sfsqe ems
pfanssn, bod muBte Der Sohn nod
@bieaso auriid urb Der Batter blieb in
Nsu 0orf. Ct bate eisenili9 fOfOrt
mad Dem biefgen Seim ieiner 3pei
Sodtsr rsiien fOIer, uno Dor einigen
Sasen famen aud feline Softer uno ans
bsre @spddfids, BEL benen aIeroings
einige Nrtitel fsblen, aui benz grie=
gahnbof bier on. Die S09ter fiir9-
ten, baB ibr Batter, Der su breimonat=
lidem geiu9 nod Nmeritu fam, in
f9le9te 6dnoe geratben 1T.
M orounb SeIbf m b.
tt. 10. Mpril. 6reb.
W. Sones, Elm betanntsr 2Ontrattor
bon Wt. 8ernon, o., eriaob beute
feline Jrau uno be9ing oann Selbfs
rnorb. Mm Worser mar es 3uii9sn
benz Gbspaare su einem 3mite setom-
men uno Sones mar nit Der 8emers
lung pe9sesan9en, baB er niemals 3u=
riidtebren perbe. gr tam aber 3urtid
unb erneuerte ben STREET. in 8egentpar
bes gruoers Der Jrau. @6e lebierer
ss binbern tonnte, sridoB sr feline 5rau
lino oann f4 ielbf.
Streit Il W q b & 6 o..
gbtca9o, 10. Mpril. Ser STREET.
Bel Waro & 60. LIT mod ni9t beige
lest. i'm @ssentheil bat es ben Nni9ein,
als psroe e. fd aud auf anbere @e=
I9aite ausosbnsn. 9eute er6ieltsn 160
6ubrleute Der vS. 90. Jarbes Seam=
ing 60. Streitorore, neil bic Jirma
barauf beffans, Waaren BEL Warb &
60. ab3uliefern.
Mu9 anbere 6irme,t perfu9ten Nb-
l~isfsrun9en gu MAIDEN. ftisben aber auf
bartnddigen Wibsrtano ieitens Der
5reunos Der Streifer.
Yatter o nap o3eB.
Nem Dort 10. Ipril. lin
TAO r1br beute Mbenb mar bte 3abl
Der @ei9worsnsn bol, tor benen Ran
patterion gum brit.en Wsale proseiirt
tperoen ioa. &ecorber @off berta9te
bierauf bic 8erbanblung big 3um nd4s
fen Wontag.
Bon ben gei9worenen finb II pers
beiratbet; ole ino feine Sinslinge
mebr.
senate VIatt.
Wabington, 10. Mpril. =
Sen. platt srIitt bsuts 4bsnb einen
@adfal; CT bat uisber Ntbmun9s'ge=
idwerben auf Der re9ten Settle.
abnuna all.
MobiIe, Mla., 10. Npril. Cine
ueue 2otomotibe, bic probirt tpurbe,
rannte 5 Wsilen nbrbli9 bon bier NIT
boiler @ei9winoigteit auf cine Mn3abl
Jra9tmagen. 2otomotibfibrer Sad
Weeaoe uuroe set0otet, 4 anbere 3uss
bebientete nerIebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-20
cate.

gnaros $ gertaufs$reie Snposts:
e@peberidfe DOC per Hfune etR5esuai@e.
g&weperidie l7c, NtseonRn Cream 8 adj
Is, Stem gori GbeSbarsi 16e. e!x9stsHi
I&er 2imburser 15e. @rid 15e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-20
ur9en m Yens
lions u m I E.

yernt0lst0mmin1r Narfler pal 0en
MitaIisbsrn bss .8oaro Of &epietp",
bic penfonel on Mitelieber zines nie'
mails i'm aetiben Sisuife gspeienen &e.
9epdbrt hatten, bic anoeus
tung aufommsn lafen. er erparte, oaB
fe ibre &ei9natiOn sinrei4en piroen.
Sails he bisiem Dinte nidt na4toms
men, it Der 2ommiRar sntihlOhen. bic
betrs1enben 8eamten gum tparnenoen
grempel fir anoers sinfa9 ibres Imtes
au entbeben-
WabingtOn n, 10. april. -
1sun Der 10 Yenfonseraminatoren,
psl6s ben yBoaro Of &ebiep" biloen,
finb aus benz &egierunssoient 9ei4ie=
Den. penfOnstommifdr Warner iber-
ianbts bic 9 RsisnatiOneu, bic auf iei=
men Wuni9 sinseianot uuroen, iofort
benz Sefrstdr bes Snnern Sit9cod nit
Der gmpfsbluns tie anaunebmen, mas
aud eeida6. Ser Setretdr uno Der
2ommiHdr ertldren ben 8orfaa oamit
fhr gsi9loHen. Dies ftimmt ieoo4
ri9t nit Der B%sbauptun9 Der gramis
natoret1 therein, ss lei ibnen porgefelt
uorosn, tuentt fie ~ref9nirten, let bic
Sa9s beisslsst unb fie tuiiroen ipdter
tpieosr anssftslt peroen. 9ommihdr
Warner bat absr benz Setrstdr ertldrt,
bic &efignatiOnsn ieien beoin9ungslos.
0ertbsiIungb Der S9iffe IN
ben pbilippinnen.
Bal o n, 10. Ipril. -
gontre- Nbmiral Srain, 3ommanoant
Der afiatii9en Station tslesraphirt benz
Jlottenbspartsment, baB Paraguay"
gu Solo. yWinboro" gu pOaod, Snisl
MinoanaO. yWiscOnfin" gu OlOnsapo
an Der Subig Bal, Sniel 2uaOn,
yQuiros" i'm @olf bon 2in9apo it
unb bab bic S~orpeboboots Dale" uno
Decatur" bel Der Smell palauan
frsu3en.
Sisis punfte bietsrt cine ausge5ei9=
nete 8eleeenbeit bic gsuesunsen Der
feinbliden Slottsn su beOba9tsn, foQs
ten fe in bic @sudHsr Der Ybilippinen
fommen.
9aft mad Sapan.
20 darlington n, 10. Mpril. -
Sstretdr Saft bat beidtofen, 9ele9snt-
lid isiner &siie nod ben p6ilippinsn
einen Nbfeder nod Sapar au MAIDEN
Inn benz ausndrtiesn Nmte In Sotio
einen 8siud ab3uftatten. Die ginael-
bsiten beg gsiu9es In Sapan inb nod
niat arrangirt.
% arlington n, 10. Mpril. =
0a9 tpeiterers9 9 ratbune nit Getretdr
Dido bon bet.iapanii4en @eianoti9aft
it Saft gu benz gnti4luHe setOmmen.
SOtio gu beiu9en, udbreno isin S9if
vMano9uria" su Ootobama 3oblen
einnimmt. IS lit nod ni6t enti9ie=
cen, Oh bic @eieli6aft Setretdr Safts,
bsfebsnb aus 60 psrionsn, i'm Bel benz
gsfu9 in Sotio beslsiten tpirb.
usbru9sberfu4 f9te9t
ausgefaIlen.
Nem Orleans, 10. Mpril. =
lin cine @slesenbeit our Jlu9t gu
babsn, fsbtsn 8 Sniahsn b.s gOuntp-
@sfansnifss gu punt9atOnla, 2a., As
Meilen bon bier, basielbs in 8ranb.
3mei Der @efansenet1 tamen um, Der
Sritts erlitt lsbenssefdbrli9e 8er-
lebungen.
Ungetreue 9 m t
berurtbetlt.
glpria q, g., 10. Mpril. s. s.
2aren, Der frtibere 3aif:rer Der &c.
f9lofsnsn gitissns Sabinss 8anf bon
2oraine, tuurbe tueset unteri9lasunq
All z Sahren, %. 9. Walter unt
Dana Walter, 2 aroere 8anfbsamte
su ie 2 Sabren unb 6 Wonaten 3u9t.
baus berurt6eilt.
Ger prdfibent Tam o 4
poIitit Mot los.
Waf6ington n, 10. Mpril. -
Gefretdr Saft erbielt bon Setretdl
2oeb bon @lentpoob Springs, Colo.
cine Sepef9e bes Snbalts, bab er sue
lange 9spsfdsn Saft's Hbsr bic fhS'
amerifanii9e Sage on ben prdfoentsr
--r Ac -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-20

trnper W0r9enruf10e na0 NeDca1fle,
bon mo aus er bic &eiie nod benz 2a=
ger BEG prdfib enten gu Pferoe fortieben
muB. Del Courier, elmer Chapman,
Der 9efsrn nit 8oii9aften bon benz
prdfoenten bier eintraf, miro ibm als
6tbrer bienen. Sefrstdr 2oeb pirb
morgen auriidtsbrsn; er bat cine Nn=
aabl SOtumente mit9enommen, biz Der
unteri9rift bes Prdfoenten bebirfsn.
Neweatle, @ol., 10. Mpril.
I'm IL l1br beute Morsen trat Sefre-
tdr 2oeb ben &itt nod benz 2ager
8ooIebelt's an. Serielbe piro unae-
fd6r 5 Stunoen in NniprI9 nebmen.
Sier gin9 beute i4uerer &egen nis=
Der uno in ben Bergen i9neit es ffarf.
SrrtbimIi6 erfdOfen.
81 d m n b 0a., 10. @pril.-
Der 3abnarat Sr. 2aprence @nberion
Bragg, Der fein Spre43immer i'm 8e=
bdube Der gitisets' National 8anf su
@~obin9tOn, 3d., bat, 9laubte, bab
8duber in bic gant ein3ubre9en per=
iudtsn, uno fsusrte einen SduB in Der
&sdtuns ab. sOber er Elm Oerod9!ises
8er1ui9 bernabm. @r t6btete Or.
~llsranoer Nelion, Der fpdt nit einsm
3u9e a%n9etOmmen mar uuo ieinen
8ruoer, ben Mnpalt Seq. 6. Nelion,
beiu9en nolte, absr an bas unri9tige
Saus gsfummeu mar.
poIitif9 Wd9e.
Ganbusfp, D., 10. Mpril.
Der frtbsre 3Oatclettur 90. 3urbOrft
uurbe beute auf suei Mntlagen bin pers
buftst, bic bon ben @rObgei8mOrensn
srboben tporben tuaren. gr tpirb be-
i9uloist fdmubige 2iteratur in ieis
nsm gsfbe sebabt gu baben, UNI fie in
8ertebr gu brinsen.
Wan ueiB, baB bisie 2~iteratur, 3ur-
6orf's pampblst, ss9er Solicitor Sub
ion unb anoere politiIde Jeinoe 1T.
Terner tpirb ct Der berbre9eriiden
gsrldumbung ansetla9t, neil CT in
benz pampblst bebauptet. s. s. Dad,
Der Ssrausgeber beg ySanoustD &esi=
fer" isi i'm 8irgertrieselbon Der guns
besarmee beiertirt.
3urborft ftelte in ieosm Gaae $3.50
8arsfdaft fur iein grfteinen gum
proseRe.
Mnti=Subert isa.
ItIanta, Co., 10. Mpril. Die
ameritanii9e Ini.S uberfuloie=2iga Bee
idloB beute ibre nddte SabresOer.
fummluns su 81 paio. Seras. gu bal-
ten. 9r. @. @Onif bon SiOur Gitp,
Sa., purbs gum prdfoentsn, Or. Wal=
ter 81. 0iGas bon gl paip gum Sc
tretdr setudblt.
Neuer Sif4of.
eau Claire, Mis., ~. Mpril.
Son Gom if bic Nadriat eingetroffen,
Dab gii9Of gruoerid bon cuba gum
8if9of Der reuert 9i6asis Superior sr.
nanst mOroen iei. (Siebe Sepsi9e
aus @um.)
Strettin 3 uderpIan.
tagen.
San s n, portO &ico, 10.
april. Sslefias. Der 6ieise Orsani=
iator Der vMmerican federation of Coz
bor". befdt!st bic gebauptuns oss
2Otal= prdfioenten San9ea 81 ponce,
bab Die ameritanii4e Jlagge BEL benz
3rawaQe am IL. ni9t beleibist uor-
ben iei. Ct fast, es ieien Bel ben
2ramalsn Der leBten Sage 60 perios
men nerlebt iroroen, aber Niemanb
f9per.
Die Streiter bsrlangeu b6beren 2obn
unb ~tir3ere Mrbeitsfunoen. Ser @us-
fanb, an benz IA, 900 Mann bstbeiliat
inb, lit jebt bon bstrddtlidsm S9as
ben, ba er mitien i'm S9neiben bes
3uderrObrs fommt.
% Darlington, 19. MpriI. -
prdfiben. @ompers bon Der yNmeriean
federation of 2abor" III bon ben Ut.
beitern portc &ieo's sriu9t porosn,
fe In ibrem Sample um b6tsre 26bne
su ~unterttber, Der 3u 2onfitten mil
Der poli3ei fibrte. Sa Prdfoeni
m ~ IN N
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-20

DWttsS1 SVS WV OsR~Sss'
gambler beaabIen foIgeHbe Rresie:
Butter - Gountrp, l6e, Greonerp 2S',
eIatx BIC.
Gier-15e per Dutenh.
Sitaer lie, Sdbme 8. Turfsas-10-12s.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21
Union Gospel Meetings

Rev. c. A. Berger, evangelist, will
commence a series of services in the
Presbyterian church next sabbath
morning, Mr.. Berger has for the
past three years been working under
the direction of the evangelistic com
mittee of the general assembly of the
Presbyterian church, and is now clos
ing a series of union meetings in Den
yer.
In Trinidad, the lsrge Presbyterian
church was inadequate to hold the
immense crowds of people who con
gregated every night to hear Evange-
list Berger speak. Sunday evening
several hundred people were turned
away, as there was not room for
another single person to stand, the
aisles being crowded full.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21
hdCCdbeeS Install Officers

Glenwood Tent No. 81, Knights of
the Maccabees and Hive No. Al. La
dies of the Maccabees held joint in
stallation ceremonies at Dougan's S hall
Wednesday evening The Tent in
stalled the following list of officers
II. j. Connery, past commander; G.
II. Bell, knight commander; +. f.
Park, Lieutenant commander; A. S.
Pearse, record and finance keeper; A.
j. Bray, chaplain; w. w. Crook,
physician; Ii. E. Ostrom, sergeant ;
r. p Coulter, master at arms: j. A.
Mccall, first master of the guard, and
j. w. Teeter sentinel The cere-
monies We're conducted by past coul-
mander and deputy grand commander,
A. s Pearse.
The officers who will serve for the
coming term in the Hive and who
were installed by State Commander,
Mrs. Murrea Marvin, assisted by her
deputy, Miss Mason, both of Denver
are as follows: Mrs. Josie Ford, lady
Ahl o. DtlN' NIolk. lldSI
lady commander; Mrs Grace Gessert
lieutenant commander Mrs Marjorie
Walz, chaplain; Mrs, Dora Pearse
record keeper; Mrs. Kitty Crissman
finance keeper Mrs. Ida Richardson
sergeant Mrs Mary Barlin, mistIe ess
at arms; Mrs. Olive Hubbard senti
mel Mrs. Veritas Thompson, picket.
After the installation ceremonies
were finished the ladies of the hive
were at home to the members of the
order, the knights and their ladies'
and entertained their guests royalty
during the remainder of the evening.
The guards gave a drill which was
pronounced by those present as one of
the best ever seen in Glenwood and
very highly ON their proficiency in
this part of the work She also took
occasion to say that this work was
equal to any she had seen in the state
and those who took part as well as
the members We're much pleased to
know that their interest in the work
should bring such reward.
A pleasant feature of the evening
was the presentation of handsome
past commander jewel by the mem
bers of the hive to Mrs. Olive Crook,
first lady commander of tn" hive, and
a half dozen eat glass tumplers to
Mrs, l.. II, Bisbee, the captain of the
guards, Mrs. Marvin making the pre-
sentation speech in behalf of the hive.
The ladies had prepared fine sup
per which everybody enjoyed, after
which there was dancing and card
playing. The hall was decorated in
colors and with palms and ferns. On
the whole the occasion was one of the
most thoroughly enjoyed of any simi
lar event in Glenwood this winter.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21
jolly Party at SOthmdnn Ranch

A jolly party of Glenwood ladies
enjoyed pleasant afternoon at the
John Sothmann ranch ON Tuesday
Druggist Barnes went along as chap
erone bEt really had nothing to say
simply because he "dassent The
ladies', eleven of them. started out
about two O'Clock arriving at the
ranch at three and from that time IN
til seven enjoyed the hospitality to
the utmost, playing cards and making
themselves at home generally, The
party took along lunches and at five
everyone, including MIR. Barnes, sat
down to the spread. At seven o clock
the party started for home. arriving
here an hour afterwards. Those who
enjoyed the ride were Mesdames
Barnes, Napier, Ross, Logan, Noonan,
Schwarz, Hotopp, Fletcher. Darrow,
kelker and Waessel and Mr.. c. d..
Barnes.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21
Frank Mason Remembered

Frank Mason was fifty years old
Sunday. He did not forget the day,
but he made no particular mention of
the fact that he was passing over the
half century milestone. BIT his wife
was more thoughtful of the event than
he was himself ana prepared most
delightful surprise for him.
He left the Windsor cafe about s
o'clock, fairly tired out with the
days work. He wended his way
home and passed into the front room
never suspecting that a surprise
awaited him.
When he was fairly in the room,
the strains of Auld Lang Syne were
heard by him from the next room
with considerable volume. Pushing
open the door, he was confronted by
an even dozen brother Elks who pre-
sented him with beautiful leather
toilet case. Grand Junction Senti
mel. (Monday.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21
Death of Charlie TimberIdke

The funeral of Charlie Howard
Corwin Timberlake was held at the
family residence in Cardiff Tuesday
evening at s o'clock conducted by
Rev. j. Wilson Currens.
Charlie was the second son and
third child of w. C. and V. C. Tim.
bellake. He was born April %, 1885
in Rosita, Colorado, and passed away
January IS, 1905 at Gas of pneumo-
MIA after brief illness.
Charlie had but recently returned
from Fort Collins where he was stu
dent at the Agricultural college He
was a youth of fine traits and noble
character, ever kind and willing to
do his part in life, patient, loving
and true; making no complaint at
appointments, but ever enduring
with patience whatever befell his lot.
In this bereavement the mother
Mrs. J. I. May is left childless, and
Oh every hand are heard expressions
of deepset sympathy for both Mr.. and
Mrs. May in their affiiction.
1.-The still affection of the heart
Became an outward breathing type,
That into stiffness passed again,
And left want unknown before. /"
81 praise thee while my days 60 on
love thee while my days go on;
Through dark and dearth, through
fire and frost,
With emptied arms and treasure
lost.
! thank thee while my days go on. -
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21
The Short Course d Success

The short course in agriculture now
being given at the State Agricultural
college is the most valuable aid to
farmers and stockmen ever offered by
any institution in the world and will
prove of inestimable benefit to those
who avail themselves of the splendid
practical lectures.
Ovel 100 have been in attendance
and more are expected next week
Next Wednesday will be potato day
when the best method of selecting
seed, planting and cultivating will be
taken up On this day there will also
he practical demonstrations in judg-
ing live stock for the block and fat
steers, hogs and sheep after being
Judged by Professor Gosling, of Kan
sas City, will be slaughtered scientifi
cally and the figures verified
Old farmers who have learned much
through a successful experience and
stockmen who have been in the bust
ness 40 years were heard to say they
would not take 5000 for the lnfOrma-
tion contained at this short but in
tensely practical course.
Professor Carlyle and Mr.. Grubb
who have both been very active in es-
tablishing the course and securing
the greatest specialists known, as lee.
turers on the various subjects in the
!
cess in tine history of the institution.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

Reverend Berger is wonderfully
eloquent speaker. He handles his
subject in such fashion as to make
each of his hearers comprehend his
meaning and intention. He there
fore attracts large crowds and all
classes of people everywhere he goes.
Everybody is invited to attend these
meetings. The gospel which he
brings is old, yet ever new 1t is
good for man, woman and child 1t
insures peace and happiness and sal
walton.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21
Bowling Getting Interesting

The series of bowling games being
played by the two teams headed by
Kennedy and Emison is becoming in
tensely interesting and as the teams
are evenly matched neither one has
any claim on the championship. Mon
ond series was played resulting in the
Emison team winning by narrow
margin. Three games are played in
each series and the losing team has to
pay for the supper for both teams
The score Monday night follows:
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21
Election of Officers

AT the annual meetings of stock
holders of the two Glenwood banks
the following officers and directors
were elected:
First NATIONAL. II. Devereux.
president Louis Schwarz, vice presi-
dent; c. c. Parks, cashier Sherwood
Crocker, assistant cashier j. II. Dew
ereux, F. II. A. Lyle and Louis
Schwarz, directors.
Citizens National-B. T. Napier,
president; E. E. Drach, vice presi-
dent; George II. Bell, cashier; M.
Waessel, assistant cashier; Frank
Walter, E. E. Drach, Chas. D. Barnes.
George Yule, Joseph Yule, directors,
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

Joseph Reed, of Denver, has been
selected as principal of the high
school in place of Principal Playter
who was called to Chicago on ac.
count of the serious illness of his
father and for this reason was obliged
to tender his resignation. Mr. Reed is
well known in Denver educational
circles having been for several years
a teacher in the Hyde Park school in
that city. Mr.. Reed began his work
here Tuesday, Immediately after his
arrival Tuesday morning.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

The Ladies Aid society of the
Methodist church met Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. J. w.
Fields. About thirty were present to
partake of the appetizing lunch served
by Mrs. Fields, and pleasant hour
was spent.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A Barlow re.
turned Thursday evening from San
Francisco and expect to remain in
Glenwood few weeks or until they
make satisfactory disposition of their
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

E. E. Farnsworth, of Denver, who
has been visiting Pastor l.. A. Spring,
left Thursday morning for Palisade
where he expects to hold series of
revival meetings in the Adventist
church
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

Steve Baxter and number of
others are planning a lion hunt on the
head of Cattle creek tomorrow Just
how many will have the courage to
face the animals yet remains to he
seen.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

Miss frankie Malaby entertained
the jolly Twenty four at her home
last Saturday evening and all in at
tendance report most delightful
time.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

A. G, Hinckley, master mechanic
of the Denver and Rio Grande with
headquarters at Salida, made an
official visit to Glenwood last Tues
day.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

Mrs. E. T. Taylor handsomely en-
tertained Tuesday evening the mem
hers of the Whist club, the occasion
being the fifth anniversary of the
formation of the club Nearly every
member was present The evening
was spent in playing cards after
which elegant refreshments were
served there by the hostess.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

Miss Mrya Barber, hello girl at
Rife, visited at the Claudon home
several days this week
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

Miss Lizzie McGuirk has been ap-
pointed administrators of the estate of
her father, John McGuirk, recently
deceased.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

TaXidermist Hayes has moved into
the building formerly occupied by the
Queen City laundry.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

f. II. a. Lyle departed Thursday
evening for short sojourn in Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21
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Judge Shumate returned to Aspen
morning
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

Charles Beck left Thursday for Silt
where he will work at his trade for
few weeks.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

o. w Daggett spent several days
this week at his ranch at Gypsum.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

w. j. Donovan, assistant superin-
tendent of the D IL X. G.. railroad
spent Tuesday in Glenwood.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

Austin Gavin was in Colorado
Springs and Denver a portion of this
week on coal business
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

John Sothmann and family drove
in from the ranch last Wednesday
evening to attend the Ole Olson show
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

r. l.. Carey, Colorado Midland
route agent, stopped in Glenwood
over Thursday night.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

Three fast trains daily in each di-
rection on the Rio Grande.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

Joe Luxen, the cattleman from
Rifle, was a Glenwood visitor on bus
mess Thursday
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

w. w. Livingston is able to be ont
after three weeks illness, although
not fully recovered.
The Glenwood post., 1905-01-21

property here, some of which they
found tenantless.