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The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09
CARBONDALE.

George Warner spent Sunday in
town.
Mrs. g. A. Sharpe was a business
visitor in town Wednesday.
P. c. Shannon the Midland agent,
spent Sunday evening in Basalt.
Mrs. Smith of New Castle came up
today to make visit with Miss Ella
Leonhardy.
A G. Hughes, formerly manager of
the Valley Mercantile company of this
city, is in town this week.
James johnson returned Sunday
from Aspen where he attended the
commencement exercises of the Aspen
high school.
Charles johnson returned Saturday
from his old home in Chester, Pa.
Mr.. johnson has spent several weeks
visiting relatives.
Miss Jessa Sumnicht and Miss celia
Clifford came home Sunday from As
pen where they have just completed a
veiy successful school term. The
girls were graduates in the class of 06.
Tuesday afternoon the funeral of
John Pierce was held in the Christian
church. Rev. Mallery preached a
very impressive sermon which touched
the hearts of all present The de-
ceased is monrned by two sons, Paul
and Harvey. The Odd Fellows con-
Quoted the services of their order at
the grave of which order Mr., Pierce
was member of good standing.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

The Embroidery club met with Mrs.
Jesse Sherman Tuesday and had
very pleasant afternoon. A very
delicious lunch was served by Mrs.
Sherman.
The roads in and about Eagle surely
speak loud in praise of our new road
overseer, Abe Lumley. Too much
praise can hardly be given him for
his splendid improvement on all the
roads in this vicinity.
Miss HalIoren, manager of the tele-
phone central office of Eagle who has
been indisposed for couple of weeks
is again at her post of duty with her
usual health. Miss Halloren is one of
the most obliging business women in
the country and during her illness
there was great anxiety felt among
her host of friends.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding on June II, Of our esteemed
townsman and editor, George Hau-
birch, to Miss Rose Williamson. now
of Denver. Mr.. Haubrich has been
in Eagle for several years. He is a
young man of excellent character, and
has host of friends, who wish him
well for the future. Miss Williamson
is well known here having been en-
ployed as saleswoman at E. E. Glenn 8
store. She is beautiful, bright
and winning young woman of more
than ordinary accomplishments and
Mr.. Haubrich is to be congratulated
on winning such prize Thew will
of course make their home in Eagle
and will be at home to their friends
after August 1.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09
CACHE CREEK

Frank Rivers is helping j. 7. Nc
Gary thin sugar beets. Others are too
busy to look up.
The melon crop will be an extra
large one this year, providing the
frosts do not njure the vines.
Mrs. j. w. Hill returned to her
home in Glenwood after delightful
visit of week with Mrs. J. T. Nc
Cary and Mrs. j. s. Beesley.
J. 7. McCary has his new spray
engi mes in working order at last and
is spraying his orchard this week.
Messers Wetzel and Beesley sprayed
two weeks ago.
Albert Godfreitzen, of Rifle, is now
running his meat wagon out this way
every Tuesday and can furnish fresh
meats. salt meats and canned vegeta
bles, whenever ordered.
Billie Duplice has got as ar as the
Holmes mesa, working the roads, and
we hope it will not belong before he
gets down here to repair the many
broken culverts, as they are danger
Gus trap for horses.
Horticultural Inspector J. F. My
ser was down looking over the
orchards and found them very slightly
touched with twig blight. Mr.. Myser
is the right man in the right place
and knows what Is what
The Cache Creek Literary society
gave an entertainment last Saturday
night to we'll filled house. and are
now preparing an elaborate program
for June IS and extend cordial in
vitation to all.
Ewart Rulison has rheumatism,
Ernest Beesley a sprained thumb and
MERIT Maxfield broken hand. OF
course its sugar beet thinning time
and the boys very much regret their
inability to assist in the field.
A crowd of young men, both from
Cache and Beaver creeks, met at the
home of A. Cosley last Sunday and
discussed the subject of organizing an
Athletic club. Talk about Cache
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09
NEW CASTLE.
Miss Idelle Murtle has gone to S

Miss Idelle Murtle has gone to Silt
for the summer.
Judge Shumate was New Castle
visitor Thursday.
Leslie Murray went to Coal Basin
Friday to join his father.
R. L. Price came in from Segundo
Wednesday where he has been teach
ing the past winter
Mrs. George Mitchell entertains a
number of her friends at her home on
Elk creek Thursday evening.
j. B. Boyer, of Grand Junction,
was in New Castle Thursday inspect
ing the New Castle school house. He
advised abandoning the building.
Jack Mayer and Walter Coons of
Manhattan, Kansas, came in Monday
night to spend the summer in Elk
Lodge with their uncle, Sam Hines.
Sam Harris of Colorado Springs, a
ulOihul VI ~ 81. lldl 10, spohI w CubCb-
day visiting with his relatives here.
Mr.. Harris goes to Montreal, Canada,
to accept position as civil engineer
for one of the trunk lines running
into that city
Miss Zelma Richel and VIM.
Prechtl, both of New Castle, were mar
ried in Glenwood Tuesday morning,
Rev. j Wilson Currens officiating
The young people are we'll and favor
ably known in New Castle. They
will make their home in this place.
The many friends of Miss Linnie
Sutherland will be pleased to learn
that she was one of three of her class
to receive a gold medal and teacher E
certificate from the Chicago University
of Music. We who know Miss Linnie
are aware of her determination and
ability to become musician of note,
however it is gratifying to have the
stamp of approval put on our judg.
ment by the university.
Bert, eldest son of F. W. Mallery
of Antlers, was drowned Tuesday while
cleaning the outlet of reservoir be
longing to James Ewers. His death
was caused by the ground caving SO
that the men working with him were
unable to rescue him before he was
dead. He was just entering manhood
and was universally admired for his
sterling qualities. The sympathy OF
the entire community goes out to the
family in their bereavement. The
funeral was held in Rifle Thursday
morning at II o clock.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09
RIFLE.

E. l.. Parker has new barn adorn
ing the rear of his residence property
in town.
Those new cement walks are max
ing the town look quite "cityfed' as
1t were.
The Glenwood ''Sluggers' were
shown the proper way to play ball by
the Rifle team last Sunday.
We were favored with nice soak
ing shower on Tuesday night. Lots
of wind was in attendance.
A minstrel show held forth in all
its splendor on Monday night and a
large house was in attendance.
The ball game on Decoration Day
between the Rife Juniors and the
"Once upon "a timers resulted in a
victory for the latter with score Of
10 to 20.
one had gone beyond his limit and
was taking the consequences. But
as nothing of a serious nature was re-
ported it is supposed that all went
we'll.
A crowded house enjoyed the Chill
dren's Day exercises at the First
Christian church on last Sunday even
ing On tomorrow night the exercises
OF the Methodist church will be held.
Bert Mallory, son Of j. W. Mallory
Of Antlers, was killed by rock slide
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09
CORRESPONDENCE
BATTL EN- ENT MESA.

Mrs. Sherman visited at the Sip
relies Monday.
Jarve Hayward returned Sunday
from trip to Aspen.
W. W. Seamans and wife visited
with the Needhams Sunday.
The alfalfa crop is immense on the
mesa, and will soon be ready to cut.
Mrs. Elmina Dewitt visited at her
sons home few days the first of the
week.
E. B. Fisher was county seat Wis
itor last Saturday in company with
w. H. Branson.
Mrs. VIM. Hill and Miss Stella
Noble were guests of Mrs. Needham
at tea on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Needham visited with
Fred Curran and wife on one of the
Popple ranches, last Friday.
Miss Lucy Kelly, of Central City
arrived on Friday of last week for a
visit with her sister, Mrs E b.
Fl sher.
j. Fl. Nordstrom returned from
Aspen Sunday where he purchased a
house which he will transfer to his
ranch soon.
Probus Fouse and wife returned last
week from trip to the Uintah coun
try. They are highly pleased with
the place and expect to retulu in the
fall to ranch they filed on while
there.
w. H. Branson and Miss Lille
Evans were married at the Evans
home, Sunday afternoon, June 3. Rev.
Nelson tied the knot in his best style.
The many friends of this worthy cou-
pie wish them all possible felicity in
their journey through this life
The Owl club met at the GLENN
home last Saturday night. The even
ing was spent in games and music,
till ear the beginning of new day,
when delicious lunch was served,
consisting of sand witches, cake, ice
cream and coffee. Those fortunate
enough to be partakers of the GLENN
hospitality were the following gentle
men and their wives: NJ. E. Morrow,
W. r Vance, VIM. Duplice and Isaac
Needham; Mesdames E. B. Fisher,
F. w. Dewitt, j. H. Nordstrom, Miss
Lucy Kelly, of Central City and Mr..
Ed Campbell.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09
EAGLE.
Mrs. Abe Lumley was quite i'll

Mrs. Abe Lumley was quite i'll last
week.
Mrs. Vim. Mayer is improving very
slowly.
James Warren is now working for
w. Ormsby.
DR.. Wiley is in the ranch business
up to his eyes.
Mrs Wiley is all Inflated over the
purchase of new COW.
Mrs John Bucholz is spending sew
eral weeks in Glenwood
Misses Perie and Emily Hockett
spent Sunday in Glenwood.
Miss Horner will open her new
restaurant to the public Sunday next.
The Women of Woodcraft will give
a strawberry social Saturday of this
week.
Elery Green is reported to be i'm
proving fast at the Glenwood SAM
tarium.
Arthur Tardy has been assisting
Mr.. Schwarz in the bank for the past
ten days.
Mrs. Charles Lumley took an aching
tooth to call on dentist in Glenwood
Wednesday.
Mrs. Harris, Mrs Dunkin, Mr.. John
Bucholz and daughter visited in Glen.
wood Saturday.
Marshal Fulford of the forest re-
serve business, spent Sunday with his
family in Eagle.
The church and parsonage is being
repaired and painted by the Ladies
Aid society of Eagle.
Mrs. Ormsby was made happy this
week by beautiful Fischer piano the
gift of her youngest son.
MIS-. Ormsby had the misfortune
to lose fat hog this week caused by
the animal becoming over heated
o. Ping secured the contract of
painting the church and parsonage
and will begin the work this week.
Charles Lumlev and wife attended
the ball game Sunday at Glenwood
between Red Cliff and Glenwood
teams.
Lizzie Harris returned home from
Charles Mayors Tuesday night where
she had been employed for the past
six weeks.
The Ladies Aid society met with
Mrs. Welch Wednesday. A delihgt-
tul lunch was served in honor of Rev.
Welch's birthday.
Mrs. Shirley Tuck will move into
Arthur Rules house the latter will
move to his father ranch, one half of
which he has rented.
Miss Mary Jaoqueth was the guest
of Louise Stein last Saturday. The
ladies were schoolmates in Grand
Junction and are fast friends.
There will be a special night clerk
at the telephone Office henceforth.
Bernice Cleckner and Nina Stein will
work alternately two weeks each.
Wess Warner of Glenwood, who for
the past month has been in the en-
ploy of W. Ormsby. accepted posi-
ton Monday with Jake Borah in
Gypsum.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09
while working on a reservoir on Gar
field Creek last Tuesday. Particulars
are not at hand at this writing

while working on reservoir on Gar
field Creek last Tuesday Particulars
are not at hand at this writing
o. W. Johnson and Dick Turpin
this week where they have been doing
work on their ranches. Mr.. Johnson
will take his famiIy with him when
he returns
The meat markets are getting rural
free delivery germs A wagon is sent
out to different outlying sections filled
with juicy steaks and tender outlets
for the satisfying of our strenuous
ranchmen's appetites. What nextY
A splendid crowd sat down to the
initial supper served by the Ladies ,
Aid society in their new banquet hall
in the basement of the Methodist
church last Saturday night. The par
son was seen escorting one of the local
physicians to the church during the
evening and it was feared that some
The rural free delivery was started
Friday, June /. The initial trip was
made in good time. At the present
time most of the boxes are in place,
aud the remainder will be put mp at
very early date The patrons of
the route are very much pleased over
this opportunity to receive their mail
at their doors and not being compelled
to make special trip to town for it.
large audience filed the Metho-
dist church last Wednesday morning
in attendance upon the Memorial Day
services held therein. After splen-
did address delivered by Rev. L. L..
Thomas, the old soldiers and thea
wives escorted by representative from
the lodges of the town wendell their
way to the cemetery where they de
corated the graves of the comrade who
had passed on before.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Aren't you going to blow the suggest on nature
makes and cloth yourself in beautiful attire?
How bleak and hot a park would look if the trees
wore only their heavy winter barks and no leaves
and blossoms! How of place women and chill
dren dressed in heavy garb look during this
onth Of June For summer the wei ghts Of cloths
heavy, therefore for a little money
you can have the best. We have many beautiful
things f or and their chi ldren
that wi IL make them look beaut full a
bush n full bloom You love a blooming rose
bush. People will like you better il you
in full bloom. 1t will you much
bloom.
RESPECTFULLY,
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Creek 1 wish you'd hush Why
she is just booming and brim full of
business
Frank Dyer had painful accident
last week which will probably lay
him up for some time. While riding
upon the new fourh horse power engine,
the wagon struck rock and threw
him to the ground, breaking three
ribs. Mr. Dyer is able to be around,
but cannot assist in the spraying.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09
Strawberry Day

The Colorado Midland will make
very low rates for this occasion. More
attractions than ever before and the
biggest crowd in the history of Glen
wood will gather that day. Noun
tains of free strawberries and acres of
free cream. Free pool. The best
bands on the western slope are en-
gagged and royal good time is prom
ised. Will you join us?
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Strawberry Day, Glenwood Springs.
June 10th. Be sure your tickets read
Denver Rio Grande in order to get
the benefit Of the first class train SER
vice of that line. Four daily trains
in each direction between Grand juno
ton and Glenwood Springs. Tickets
sold for the special train Saturday,
June 10th, are good to return on Rio
Grande regular trains to and includ-
ing Monday night
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Farmers that are expecting to lay
in a supply of groceries on Stra " berry
Day should visit COIN, the grocer. In
his store customers will find large
line to select from at the very lowest
prices Give him a call.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Cheap Saturday Sunday excursion
rates to local points on the Rio Grande
every week. Cheap rates to Aspen
for parties of ten daily. Special rates
for fishing parties every day. Eight
daily trains.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Roy Fuller, the nineteen year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Fuller, is
in very serious condition at the Full
Ter ranch home up the Roaring Fork
The young man was taken with scarlet
fever and when be had almost re-
covered suffered relapse and was at
tackle with Bright's disease. Thurs
day night he suffered violent convul-
sions and as we go to press his condi-
ton is extremely critical
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09
For Sale, Native Trout Frv

l shall have ready for delivery in
August and September, 1000, 900 ma
tivde trout fry. Price, in lots of
30, 900 or over, So 100 per 1000, delivered
at nearest railroad station.
d. c. Beaman,
Boston Building, Denver, Colorado.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

A. Cohn, the grocer, has something
especially fine in his line to show
Strawberry Day visitors. He extends
cordial invitation to everyone to
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Last Monday the Glenwood Light
and Water company began work on the
Grizzly entrance to the tunnel which
will carry the water from Grizzly to
Noname creek.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Dave Anderson of Collbran, ranger
in charge of the Battlement Mesa For
est reserve. stopped over in Glen wood
Friday on his return from business
trip to the upper portion OF his dis
trict. Naturally, he called on the
Post
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Quite a number of the young bust
ness men of the city were in attend
ance at the meeting held at the court
house Wednesday evening for the pur-
pose of discussing and completing
plans Tor the organization of the pro-
posed Glenwood club.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Mrs. P. X. Barthell aud baby re-
turned home yesterday morning ac
companied by Mrs. Barthell's mother,
Mrs. Frank Doll of Gypsum.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Rio Grande for Glenwood Springs
Straw berry Daylight daily passen-
ger trains, with special trains fir ON
everywhere. Return limit all tickets
Monday, June 9Th.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Mrs. Heberling, of Dillon, left Sun
day evening for her home after a
pleasant visit in Glenwood with her
daughter, Mrs. Lew Allan.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

If you want a good dinner and sup
per Strawberry Day, eat at the Odd
Fellows building with the Methodist
ladies'.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

R. E. Vickery, of Grand Junction,
travelling freight agent for the Colo
RADIO Midland, was in the city Wed
nesday on business.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Do you want new buggy, wagon
or harness? l have just unloaded a
car lot and can make prices that will
surprise you. . VIM. Dougan.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Miss Donna Parlee, music teacher
of Aspen, was looking up business in
Glenwood yesterday. She was we'll re
ceived by our people.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Conductor John Brennan and wife
have returned from vacation of
few weeks spent at Salida and Denver.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09
For Sale or Rent

Two good business locations, for in
formation address
A. G. HUGHES,
1t Carbondale, Colo.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Mrs. W. w. Crook and daughter Val
night where the latter will spend the
summer. Mrs. Crook remains only a
few days.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09
B. T. NAPIER e. co.

visit his store on the 10th. Give him
a call whether you buy anything or
not
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Harry French of the forest service,
went to Gulch Thursday morning on
official business.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Miss Irene Willetts, of Basalt, was
visiting friends in Glenwood Sunday.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Shep. N. Hustled, forest supervisor,
spent several days this week at Snow
Mass investigating forestry conditions.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

WANTED-Girl for homework
Two in family. Call up phone Glen
wood ga 2.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Mrs. James Zimmerman and chill
dren visited at Carbonate this week
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Miss Zilpah Rudd has returned to
Glenwood after and extended absence.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Miss Bertha Harding, ''helio girl
at Carbondale, spent Tuesday here
with her aunt, MIS-. Fry.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09

Mrs. Henry Kamm wss in Denver
this week for a short visit.
The Glenwood post., 1906-06-09
CocaI Items

Dougan $ silverware-the finest.
Barton County democrat., 1906-09-07
The circus COMING.
GOllmar Bros. Greatest Of American
Shows.

The billboards are all covered
with many colored advertis .nents
announcing the coming on Satur-
day September 18th of Gollmar
Bos. Greatest of American Shows,
Circus, Museum, Mensgeri and
Hippodrome. Judging from
notices bearing in newspapers
published in towns where the
shows have exhibited already this
season, the establishment is much
larger than ever before. 1t is
said that the free street parade is
magnificent spectacle and that a
larger numbr of wild animals are
shown in open dens than with
any other circus on the road.
Our exchanges state that it is a
fact that the Gollmar Bros. do
exhibit a monster blood sweating
hippopotamus In their menagerie
and that their horses are perfect
specimens and splendidly trained.
They have a herd of monster train
ed elephants and in their immense
geological collection are to be seen
the rarest wild animals, includ-
ing the weird and mysterious
vlack vark the only specimen on
exhibition 10 the world The
press is unanimous in endorsing
the Gollmar Bros. Shows as clean.
free from graft of every kind and
OF the highest class in points of
general merit. They will exhibit
here Saturday Sept. l5, giving
two performances; doors open /
and I p. m. Free street parade
at 10 q. m.
Barton County democrat., 1906-09-07
NEARLY KNOCKED OUT FOR GOOD.
Battling Nelson" in Serious COndl.
ton Since the Fight.

Gold6eld, New. Sept. C.-Bat.
ting Nelson has had a bad spell
of illness since the recent fight
with Joe Cans. He was forced
to take to bis bed soon after the
strenuous battle. He has suffered
from hemorrages of the ears and
bowels. He is reported some
what improved today, and the
hemorrages have stopped.
New York Sept. G. Reports
over the brokers wires that Bat
tling Nelson was dead. gained ex-
tensive circulation. All efforts
to confirm these rumors were
futile.
New York Sept. 6, 2:45 p. m.
"A GoIdfeld dispatch this after
noon states that Nelson left there
this morning with Nolan, for San
Francisco.
Barton County democrat., 1906-09-07
Delegates 10 County Convention.

Following are the delegates
elected by the caucuses held in
the different wards in Great Bend,
Wednesday evening, Sept. 5th to
attend the republican county con-
vention at Hoisington next Satur-
day:
First Ward: Coe Russell. w.
T. Honnen, Amos johnson, Chas.
Pressl, 5. A. Newcombe, W. J.
Sans, j. +. Lewis, John Mel
maker. Q
Second Ward: q. L. Chap
man, Clyde Moore, R. A.
Charles, Theo. Griffith. S. B.
Giddings, Frank Kramer, E. W.
Moses, Geo. j. Spencer, K.
Porter, Chas. Dodge, (. sR.
Moses. Dr. B. A. Garduer, c. g.
Morrison, J. 4. Jennison.
Third Ward: Jacob Rediger,
John Tilton, J. P. Sloniger, G.
W. Thatcher, G. ). Allison. Ben
Giles. o. W. Dawson, Jno.
Brown. o. P. Holmes, A. L.
Pyle, W. J. McGreevey, &. H.
Harter, jas. Gould, ChaS. Matz.
Porter Young, W. ]. Herman, P.
tCooprider.
Fourth Ward: d. 7. Wilson,
Wm. Rubart, L. Z. Briggs, &. L.
Worman. 5. \. Smith, Z. Price,
W. K. Bunting, Z. L. Chapman,
Emmerson Smith. }. A: Nc
Hattie. Gus Rowe, Neal Erwin.
Each delegate is to he allowed
to select his own alternate.
Barton County democrat., 1906-09-07
SOME SUPERINTfEDENTS fired.
Panama Canal Committee Lets Out
Some Officials.

Panama. Sept. 6.-Chief Engi.
neer Stevens, upon completing a
close inspection. ordered the dis.
mlssal of P. j. Downey, superin.
tendent of painting; f. B.
Thomas, superintendent of Suild.
ing construction, and G. A. Luck,
superintendent of masonry. No
reasons are given for the change.
The building construction divis.
ion handled about a million dol
lars worth of property during the
past year. Stevens recently dis.
placed the former loose methods.
by requiring more rigid account.
ings.
Barton County democrat., 1906-09-07
MAYOR ROSE
TO step OUT.
All Contempt Proceedings TO be Dis.
missed by the State.
WHO'LL Be The next?

Kansas City, Kansas. Sent. g.
An agreement was effected this
morning by which W. W. Rose
will resign as Mayor of Kansas
City, Kansas, and all contempt
proceedings against him will be
dropped by the state. Mr.. Rose
will pay the thousand dollar fine
imposed upon him in the original
contempt case, although he has
taken an appeal to the federal
supreme court.
Mr. Rose is the democratic
mayor singled out By the repubIi-
CAL state administration for on at.
tack for failure to enforce the
prohibition law. He resigned
the office, then was ousted by the
supreme court, then was re.elect-
ed mayor by the people. Later,
new contempt proceedings were
started, which will end with to-
days agreement. The date for
his resignation is liked but not
made public. 9
Vernon J. Rose, chief of police.
and J. H. Kelley, captain Of
police, have also resigned, A
stipulation was filed in the
supreme court today covering
these three designations, on the
basis of a discontinuance Of all
proceedings against the officials.