The Glenwood post., 1907-10-26
FROM MONDAYS DAILY Post.

C. H. Conwell of DeBequs 10 at the
Grand hotel.
George Edinger left on Midland 8
last night for Denver.
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George Ruark went to Shoshone LAST
evening to visit his father.
R. II. Vickery of Grand Junction
was in town this morning.
p. X. Barthell returned to Carbondale
today after a short stay in town.
S. C. Bohart and H. E. Peterson, both
of Springfield, Mo-, are in Glenwood.
r. II. Tucker returned yesterday
from Denver where he took carload
of sheep.
Gus Mott is the new operator checked
in at the Midland depot to serve during
Mr.. Colson S vacation.
Mrs. J. W. Cummins came in from
Denver Saturday night and will spend
the winter in Glenwood.
Major Unionus of the stone bath
house force, left this morning for Spo.
kane, Wash, to spend the winter.
C. w. Darrow, C. NJ. Keck and +. B
Parker are home from their hunting
trip. They brought in couple of deer.
Miss Nellie Bledsoe, who has been at
Greeley attending school, has returned
to Glenwood for the winter and will
re-enter the Glenwood schools.
William Clark. Ed Ewing, Ernest
Barlow and George Schram are back
from the White river country. Each
brought in a fine buck and their trip
was a pleasant one.
Roy Reed, Culver Clark and Charley
Sparks returned Sunday night from a
three weeks hunt and report very poor
luck. These boys are about the most
unfortunate of any party which has yet
gone into the hills.
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Mrs. Theo. Hotopp is in town today,
having come down from Leadville to
attend to business incident to the sale
Grand Junction purchased the cottage
nearest the Gavin place.
| C. II. Conwell of Roam Creek came to
Glenwood Sunday night with his six
vear-old son, who week ago was
thrown from a horse and trampled on.
The little fellow was placed in the Glen.
wood sanitarium, where it is believed
he will soon be out of danger.
/ Rev. w. o. Wooever left last night
| for Clio, Ia, where on October "a he will
| be united in marriage to Miss Mar
| garct Lillian Souder of that city. The
wedding will take place at high noon.
! The minister and his bride will be at
/ home in Glenwood Springs after DC
| tober 30.
The remains of Curtis Bell were to.
ken to Rifle yesterday for interment.
The funeral service was held by Rev.
E. n. Mallery of Cattle Creek Sew.
eral friends accompanied the family on
their sad mission, among them being
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Drach, Mr.. and Mrs
C. C. Graham and Frank Walters.
\ well dressed young fellow knocked
at the door of a Pitkin avenue home
this morning and asked for pair Of
socks. He said that while he was wash.
ing his socks in the Grand they got
away from him. The lady of the house.
being of sympathetic disposition, gave
the stranger a pair that cost her hus
band fifty cents at "A bargain SALE
Andrew Iversou, for several years
with the Light and Water company,
dropped back into town yesterday. He
has been on the Medicine Bow forest
reserve as forest ranger for the past
year and has come to assist in the con.
struction of a government telephone
line on the Holy Cross forest reserve
y weak Stomach, causing dyspepsia,
"A weak Heart with palpitaton or in.
termittent pulse, always means weak
stomach nerves or weak heart nerve