The Glenwood post., 1907-07-27

pects u return nome tomorrow morn
ing from two weeks visit at Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver.
Third Baseman Tommy Skinner will
arrive in Glenwood today to remain a
month enjoying the baths. He will be
remembered as the fast young chap
who guarded the third sack for the Re
publican club ball team.
H.~ry Hasley Thursday afternoon
purchased of Armour & Littel of Sho-
shone "A carload of fat hogs and shipped
thcs- to his ranch at Silt where he
will finish them on corn and sugar
beets. Mr.. Hasley says these are the
best hogs he has seen in this section.
One of the largest parties of the sea
son was given Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. J. r. and j. S. DeReemr at their
beautiful home on Colorado avenue.
The decorations We're very elaborate as
well as all the appointments of the af-
fair and the many guests expressed
themselves as having enjoyed greatly
the evenings entertainment.
Sam Dougan is in receipt of mess
age from Mrs. Dougan, Tcrre IIautc,
Indiana, notifying him of the serious
,f 1;t,1n lnpnbtor Stn11n
who is suffering with inflammation of
the bowels. Clarence has been sick for
several days with n threateend attack
of fever. but is at prcsnt improving
and Mr.. Dougan expects to leave to
night for Indiana.
Mrs. Edith Murray and Geo. w. John
son and wife returned from a week
rest at Glenwood Springs Sunday even
ing The outing. though far too short,
was greatly enjoyed. Glcnwood Springs
is one of nature s beauty spots. The
pool is, of course, the principal attrac-
tion. Everybody takes plunge in the
swimming pool. rs worth the money.
-Longmont Call.
The first scmi-monthly pay day OF
the Central Colorado Power company
occurred on Monday when 1000 in
checks will be given out to the labor
crs. This amount is almost as large a
has been paid ont for any one months
operating since the company started
work. so it can readily be seen that new
men are being taken on as fast as they
can be procured and the work rushed t.
completion. $l7. 900 for Is days-guess
that IS going some.
Charley Vogclman, who several years
ago conducted n meat market, in Glen
wood is visiting here this week having
come direct from Harrison, Idaho,
where he has made his home for the
pasr five years. When asked how he
liked that country he said it was
pretty good country but by ne means
to be compared to Colorado. He says
Idaho is too hot in the summer and
not cold enough in the winter. Now
there's Dutchman s description for
you.
Picnic parties seemed to be the
order of the day yesterday and many
a drcnchcd spcciman of humanity drove
into the city after yesterdays rain.
Shoshone was apparently the center OF
attraction and among those noticed go
ing toward the power company's scene
of operation were b. Y. Napier anu
marty. Jack Teeters and two daughters,
Hawkins with a threc-seated rig full
of friends, Sheriff Zimmerman and fam
ily and Mrs. Henry Walz and lady
guests. In addition to the above, the
Devercux horseback party to Shoshone
from the Colorado hotel was drenched
by the downpour.
An individual giving the name of
James Laidlow was locked up in the
county Jail by Deputy Sheriff Cardnell
Wednesday night. He is supposed to
be dcmented. Appearing at the Liv-
ingston Flour mills late that night he
inquired for a room and when told by
the miller's wife that he could not be
accommodated, replied in such man
ncr that she thought he was crazy and
notified the sheriff s Office. At the
nell asked him why he didn t get n
room in town. "Bccausc | am scared
to stay in town. was the answer.
When asked the reason why, he replied,
" 'Fraid ! II eat too much.' Steps will
be taken at once to inquire into his
sanity.