The Glenwood post., 1907-11-09

open here next Monday. There is
large civil and criminal docket.
A. c. Macgaree, mechanical engineer
for the Midland. who has had charge
of the work at Cardiff, was enjoying
himself in Glepwood yesterday.
Little Lizzie Trczize entertained
number of youthful friends Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Carl
Hcdrick, in honor of her fifth birthday.
Mrs j. j. Carroll, who spent the
summer visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Farnum,
| is now in Nome Alaska, her husband
being employed as superintendent of
/ docks there.
/ L. l.. NJ McSpadden, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Au tin Gavin and Miss Lucille Eighmy
| spent yesterday at Shoshone. Mr.. Nc,
Spadden is purchasing agent for the
Shoshone company.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. d. Stephenson, who
have been visiting their son, w. p.
/ Stephenson. will leave tonight for Mul-
vane, Kas. thence to Lawton, Okla,
and expect to arrive at their home at
| Fullerton, Neb, about March l.
n. l.. Drew, general agent for the
Midland at Colorado Springs, was in
town yesterday, having come over
with the last of the colonists. Mr..
Drew and Lee Haney have made sew
eral trips over with tourists during the
past few weeks.
r. w. Reubendale, Midland agent at
Cardiff, has returned from a sixty
days trip East. and resumed his du-
les at the new division point. Car
diff has grown so fast during Rube'
absence that he thought he was in
Glenwood when he reached the coke
city.
Glcnwood to Denver and return So
November 6, and g; final return limit
November H. Tickets to be sold on'y'
to persons presenting individual o..
ders issued by the Rocky Mountain
Hotel Mems association. Denver x
Rio Grande.
Pat Sullivan, well known cattleman
of Williams Fork, Routt county, is Wis.
iting friends in Glenwood. Through his
representative, John Lyons, he has just
disposed of ten carloads of cattle in
the Denver market, receiving top prices
for the animals
On Rio Grande train No. ) at Ten
nessee Pass early Sunday morning.
Mrs. John f. Helton, the beloved wife
of John +. IIelton, formerly of Poca-
tcllo. Ida. passed away. The body was
placed in charge of Undertaken Farnum
and was shipped last evening to Hon,
\. Y. Mrs. Helton was 81 years of
age and for long time suffered from
cancer. Her husband was employed as
a machinist by the Oregon Short Line.
The couple had no children.
Messrs. Feisar, Lee, Napier, Cohn
and Weir. constituting the Farmers
day committee will hold a meeting at the
| ~ h.. Il 1,
lined and the first steps taken to in
sure the attendance of a big crowd on
Glenwood S new holiday. 1t is also
proposed that the day be designated
Market instead of Farmers day. and
this question will be discussed. The
date, however, remains the same-Nov.
%, and everybody should remember it.
Samuel Matthews, IS years of age,
formerly a resident of Leadvile died
in Glenwood last evening of dropsy.
Mr. Matthews was miner by occu
patton, but was forced to give up work
some time ago on account of the poor
condition of his health. His son-in-la law,
Elmer 4. Bastein, is employed at Sho
walter s. Besides Mrs Bastein, Mrs.
Anne Boden, another daughter, sur
wives Mr.. Matthews. The deceased
lived in Leadvile for % years and was
well and favorably known there. The
funeral will take place Wednesday at
ternoon at . clock at Leadville under
the auspices of the A. o. U. W., of
which order Mr. Matthews was a mem
ber
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