The Glenwood post., 1907-10-19

ant, is spending the week near Red
Cliff collecting tree seed.
George Baker left last night over
the Rio Grande for Portland, Oregon,
where he will spend the winter.
The jewelry stock of Arthur West
was sold at auction by Constable Criss-
man this morning on account of judg
ment rendered Mrs. Carrie Napier in
the justice court.
Miss Mabel Hay, who has been Wis
| iting at the home Of her uncle, H. o.
Yewell, in this city, left yesterday for
Butte, Mont. to which place her par
ents have removed. The young lady
came from Kentucky.
Nicoll f. Johnson, travelling passep-
gcf agent for the Santa Fe railroad
who makes this territory frequently,
surprised his many friends this trip by
bringing his charming bride of a couple
Of weeks. Mrs. - son was formerly
Colorado Springs Young lady.
The guards of the Glendale circle,
w. o. W., picnicked at Hanging lake
yesterday. The party was composed of
Mesdames Cox, Bigham, G. Taylor, r.
Caldwell, Cowles, Patterson, Manley,
and Malaby, and Misses Maggie Nal
ably and Katie McKcown.
+. L. Taylor returned home from AS.
pen last evening and went back to that
city this morning. He is defending
John Taylor, accused of wife murder.
The defense will ask for change of
Venue tomorrow and it is possible that
the trial will be held in Glenwood.
Roy Morton, the 16.year.old son of
Charles Morton, sustained fracture
of the lef leg Wednesday at South
Canon. He was engaged in trapping
and car struck him. The fracture is
very serious, and the lad will be lucky
if he is not crippled for life on ac.
count of it.
Andrew Olson died in the hospital at
Sbnc hnnn nSt pirht A al
was circulated to the effect that Olson
had been killed by an explosion of
powder in one of the tunnels. He had
b. ~ sautfering from pneumonia for two
weeks. His body was brought to Glen
wood.
The Mangnall brothers, II. J. and
W. j., and James Ford arrived home
this morning at an early hour from
Mud Springs where each killed big
buck. Mud Springs is located between
the White river and New Castle. II. j.
Mangnell says that he and his compan-
ions saw hundreds of deer and could
have bagged any number. The party
was out for four days.
Louis Groth, Jr., son of a well known
business man of Denver, returned to
Glenwood yesterday after a hunt in the
vicinity of Newton's park. The young
man brought in deer which he shipped
to Denver. He went out with a party
composed of Messrs. Frank Klein, Rob
inson and Fike, all of Denver, and each
bagged fine buck That killed by
Klein is said to have been the biggest
brought into New Castle this season.
W. S. Anderson. farmer who lived
in the vicinity of Marble for nearly 80
years. died in Phoenix, Ariz. Efforts
are being made to locate his relatives.
1t is reported that he had about $4,000
in the First National bank of Glen
wood at the time of his death. Some
time ago Anderson sold his ranch to
the Colorado. Yule Marble company and
their power plant is now located on the
property. He went to Phoenix hoping
to regain his health.
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The funeral of James Finley took
place in New Castle yesterday. Mr..
Finley had been in declining health
for some months and a kick which he
received from horse he was shoeing,
served to hasten the end. A couple of
weeks ago he was taken to the hospi-
tai at Pueblo at which place he died.
He leaves a family of several children,
two of whom are married. He was
well known in Garfield county, where
he lived a number Of years.