The Glenwood post., 1907-12-07

Ian & Co.
Justice of the Peace Hedden will
hereafter have his Office and hold court
at 2lO Eighth street, nearly opposite
the Glenwood Post building.
Ed Tribble holds the record for the
largest hog ever butchered in this sec
tion. A 2h-year-old Poland China gilt
sow, dressed 456 pounds, net, and was
bought by R. l.. Rogers. River
Dispatch.
Mrs. Ethel Tolland of Divide creek
died here yesterday afternoon after a
lingering illness. Her husband is quite
ill with the grip. Mrs. Toland was 26
years of age and is survived by her hus
band and three children.
Frank Howard of Gulch was placed
under arrest Wednesday night in Glen
wood by Sheriff Zimmerman and lodged
in the county Jail. accused of the theft
of $l4O Howard denies that he stole
the cash. He says he found it.
The death of William Thompson. a
well known resident of Rifle and for
merly resident of Glenwood, was re-
ported here this morning. Mr.. Thomp-
son was about So years of age and a
saddlemaker by occupation. wife
survives him.
At noon today Charles H. Rogers and
Miss Blanche E. Rivers, both of Cache
creek, appeared before Judge Beardsley
of the county court. The bridegroom
presented marriage license and the
Judge thereupon united them in the
bonds of matrimony.'
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Gabe Cox has received word from his
old home in Gallatin, Mo-, that Combi-
nation day there, corresponding to Mar.
ket day here, was not rousing success
this year, the reason being the fall in
the price of live stock. A big crowd,
however, gathered at Gallatin, as. usual,
and had a good time.
r. f. Laughter, formerly black,
smith at Rifle, Colo, is here with his
family and has about concluded nego-
tiations for a nice residence and tract
on the townsite. He will no doubt en-
gage in some business venture here
Bob is good fellow and hard worker
Green River Review.
Undertaken Farnum has shipped the
remains of Mrs. Ida Wagner to Meta
waka, Kans., the former home of the
deceased. Mrs. Wagner, who was the
wife of Henry Wagner, passed away
last Tuesday night. Her husband and
three small children survive her. She
was thirty years of age.
b. C. Fuller and family have recently
removed from Basalt to Glenwood. Mr..
Fuller has secured a lease with an OPP
tion to purchase the Bennett ranch in
the canon of the Grand river short
distance above Glenwood Springs and
expects to farm the place the coming
year-Eagle County Herald.
Trial Catarrh treatments are being
mailed out free, on request, by DR.
Shoop, Racine. Wis. These tests are
proving to the people-without pen
ny's cost-the great value of his>scien-
tifc prescription, known to druggists
everywhere as DR.. shoop's Catarrb
Remedy. Sold by all dealers.
Four new candidates were initiated
at the meeting of the Glenwood aerie
of Eagles last night. They were up,
roarously received by the members. AT,
ter the initiation splendid supper was
served under the direction of Hans
Mueller and Michael Trimberger, the
latter being the chef at the Glenwood
and one of the new members.
At the present time there is in Den
yer reverend Doctor" that will
either have to drop his "free love'
ideas, or else take up his abode else
where, as Denver does not propose to
tolerate such types of savage, as the
teachings of this man tend to reduce
human nature to this state. When will
the people ever cease to become the
willing dupes of religious fanatics and
fakirs?-Denver Catholic Register.
A tickling cough from any cause is
quickly stopped by DR.. Shops Cough
Cure. And it is so thoroughly harmless