The Glenwood post., 1907-07-13
LOCAL NEWS OF GLENWO0D II

Ian & Co.
Bert Gregori was visitor from New
Castle Tuesday.
L. Torrence, the civil engineer from
Shoshone, is stopping in Glenwood fol
n few days.
The new transfer and baggage firm
of Blowers & Barlow has rented the
Hawley barn on Blake avenue.
Cheap rates to the Tonopah, Gold
field and Bullfrog mining districts will
soon be on. Ask the agent of the
MIDLAND ROUTE.
The snow is still quite deep at DeeI
lake, but the fishing is fine. So re-
ports Al Anderson, who returned from
that locality Saturday.
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Miss Marie Carr, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. "Pat" Carr, who formerly
lived in this city, but now of Denver
came down Monday from Gypsum tc
visit old Glenwood friends
For first-class painting and paper.
hanging go to Williams, corner Tenth
and Grand avenue Only exclusive
paint and paper house in town. 5-1Stf
Mrs. Nigel Buchanan of England
who is visiting her brother, w. d. Phil
lips, on his ranch at Emma, drove down
Saturday and is spending a few days
at the Colorado.
Rev. w. E. Bennett, John d. Nc.
Millen and Mrs. Rhodes represent the
Methodist church of Basalt at the dis
trict conference and Epworth League
convention at Montrose this week.
The Midland started its fish train
from Leadville Sunday, dropping of
parties all the way down the line, the
train getting in Glenwood at 1O:3O. An
extra coach on No. picked up the
weary fishermen.
Mrs. Fred Kamm sang at the Metho
dist church both at the morning and
evening services. Mrs. Kamm is a
great favorte with the Glenwood pub
lie and always has crowd to hear hel
sing, and her generosity to the people
is much appreciated, especially since
her home is in "A neighboring town.
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Mel Ramey, who was several years
ago a resident of this place and a
member of the Glenwood ball team
played with the Republican club boys
Saturday and Sunday. Ramey is now
deputy county clerk of Larimer county,
of which Fort Collins is the county
seat, his father being the county clerk
Il. b. Parker of Leadville is looking
Glcnwood over in search of desirable
quarters for his family. The Parkers
once lived in Glenwood and like all
Others who have once enjoyed resi-
dence here they are anxious to return
Mr.. Parker expects to bring Mrs
Parker and the children down here
during the next two weeks.
c.. A. Fisher and family of McCook,
Neb., arrived in Glenwood Sunday
morning and spent a day in their old
home. They are on their way to Cali
fornia for a visit of several months
during which Miss Leila will remain
with her Glenwood friends The
Fishers will make longer stay in
Glenwood on their return.
C. II. Miller of Antlers, C. j. s.
Hoover of Austin, and Charles Durant
of Rifle have been appointed as com
not there is a necessity for opening a
road for Mrs. Wasson from her place
near Rifle into the county road. The
trio of commissioners are to report the
18th of this month before the District
court qualified for that service.
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The election held in Eagle county
last Saturday to vote on an issue OF
$4,000 county bonds for the erection
of a county high school building to be
located at Gypsum resulted in vot'
of 50 for the proposition and los
against it, thus defeating the effort to
establish a high school by majority
of 29 votes against it. The people OF
Gypsum were by no means united or
the matter while the voters from every
other section of the county, except
Red Cliff, were against the bonds.
Grand Junction is the next attrac
tion offered local ball fans. The team