The Glenwood post., 1906-12-22
PRESS CLIPPINGS

Ben Kinds was ON Monday taken
to DR. Berry's sanitarium at Glen.
wood Springs and was yesterday Ie-
ported as getting along very nicely =
New Castle Democrat
Miss Fawcett has sold her restau-
rant to Paul Greenwood and he is
now in possession. The place is to
be known as the Greenwood cafe
New Castle Democrat.
Judge and Mrs. J. L. Gray will
leave next week for Colorado Springs,
where they will probably locate for
the winter. The judge thinks some
of making a trip to Gold6eld.-
Steamboat Pilot.
The material necessary for support.
ing the pipe line across the Grand
river bridge has been received, and in
day or two Rifles water system will
be completed to point within the
corporate limits of the town.-Rihe
Reveille.
N. Nj Good has sold his home in
town to Mrs Fl. 7. Sherman. Nj
Good and family will remain here
until spring then he expects to canvas
for his new book throughout the west
Mrs. Good and daughter Nellie
will make their home in Glenwood
Grand Valley News.
| c. c. Packard and B. F. Miller
we're up from Gypsum Tuesday. Mr..
Packard left for his old home in Iowa
Wednesday morning to spend the ho
lays. Mr.. Miller is a brotherin law
of Mr.. Packard and has been visiting
for the past week at Gypsum. He is
being employed ON the Tribune at
PalisaGe at present but was formerly
connected with the Rifle Telegram
Eagle Enterprise.
Now that the road north is CON
pleted, we want to congratulate the
people and thank them for the interest
they have taken in the matter. This
paper certainly did ali it could to ac
complish and bring about the build
ing of the road At the same time
it required the co operation of all our
citizens and the approval and broad.
mindedness of our county commission
ers Grand Valley News.
At the meeting of the Enterprise
Telephone company last Saturday,
new set of bylaws was adopted,
clause of which empowers the board
of directors to transact any and all
business of the company. E. F.
Reed was reelected president, and
James Glen, secretary treasurer, who,
together with Thomas Glover, 7. E.
Bailey and NJ E. Morrow, const itute
the new board of directors. Grand
Valley News.
f12. 900 is quite a sum of money to
be represented by one little piece of
paper, but such was the size of a
check issued Saturday in favor of
Commi ssio ioner- elect John D. Secor by
j. Saunders, of Mesa. The value
received part of the transaction was
the bunch of 500 head of two. year-old
steers which MIR. Secor had been win
tering in the Plateau valley, and is
one of the largest cattle sales made in
this country for some time. Palisade
Tribune.
The many friends throughout the
country of Judge c. Fl. Mccoy will
regret to learn that the old gentleman
is still in quite feeble health and is
and has been for some time confined
to his bed. During the past few days
he has been stronger and it is hoped
that he will continue to improve to
the extent that he and Mrs. Mccoy
may make the journey to California
where they contemplate spending the
remainder of the winter. Red Cliff
Blade.
Harry Davis and wife expect to
leave next Saturday for Denver where
they will visit relatives for several
weeks. During their absence they
will visit among the working classes
Of that city and try to interest as
many as possible in coming to Pali-
ao1a navf 70 l,, tho |
fruit season. No doubt there are
hundreds of people in the above city
who are working for mere pittance.
who would delight in coming to this
nlaca durinD the snmmer uhare they