The Glenwood post., 1907-11-16
Glenwood News
From Thursdays Daily Post.

the ranch today.
c. NJ. Keck and Hugh Showalter
made trip to Grand Junction today.
George w. Swigart of Carbondale
was a visitor in Glenwood this morning.
Miss Alice b. Clark is visiting schools
in the neighborhood of Grand Valley.
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Mrs. w. S. Parkison has been very i'll
for several days but is some better to
day, although very weak.
C. P. Larson and l.. d. Hudson were
ranchmen from the lower country who
paid a visit to Glenwood today.
Mrs. George II. Bell was called to
Rife yesterday by the death of the
baby of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Muth.
Mr.. Muth is Mrs. Bell s brother
Mrs. E. T. Taylor, Mrs. d. 1. Fletcher
and Miss Sarah Dildine were among
the Glenwood ladies who attended Mrs.
Dinkels party at Carbondale today
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Mrs. Lucy Dewitt is now doing the
P. NJ. act at Grand Valley in the alb
sence of Postmaster M. II. STREET, who
with Mrs. STREET is spending the winter
in California.
President Frank Trumbull and Gen
eral Manager George w. Vallery of the
Midland made tour of inspection over
the line yesterday by special train, re
turning to Denver this morning
Charles Isola had in his possession
yesterday a good looking bunch of scrip
of the Denver ISSUE Maj S. j. DeLan,
anxious to secure one of the slips of
paper, exchanged a greenback for it.
Responding to an invitation extended
to them by Mrs. W. NJ. Dinkel of Car
bondale to attend a card party at her
home. number of ladies left Glen
wood today and will return this even
ing.
Daniel Needham and family of West
Fourth street expect to move to Cardiff
soon. Mr.. Needham is a conductor on
he Midland, and his moving is necessi.
lated by the change of the division
point from Ba salt to Cardiff. .-Leadville
Herald Democrat.
The little town of Grand Valley is
putting on airs these days notwith
standing the dull times. The latest
is move toward incorporation, and
already a sufficient number of sigma
lures has been secured to a petition to
guarantee the effort.
duet big turkey shoot on Sunday, No
vember "a and again on Thanksgiving
day on the range at the rear of the
Hotel Colorado. They are rounding up
all the turkeys, geese and ducks they
can locate. There also will be turkey
raffle at the Silver club.
County Clerk John Weir is visiting
DeBeque and Grand Valley today on an
expedition to boost the Market day
proposition. He will meet County As
'essor c. NJ. White, and the two off
cials will busy themselves among the
farmers in the interests of Glenwood S
new holiday.
The Ladies of the Maccabees held
very interesting session at their hall
last evening, the occasion being one of
the regular contest sessions, the pro-
gram being furnished by one of the
competing teams organized within the
lodge. The reporter could not secure
anything in the way of particulars, but
from the expression of our fair infor-
mant we We're forced to the conclusion
that There was something doing ev
cry minute''
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c. M. White is in Grand Junction,
called there by the sudden death of his
aged father-in law, Henry f. Cooley.
Mr. Cooley while returning from the
East had stopped in Glenwood last
week for brief visit with Mr.. White.
He left the train at Grand Junction
and walked to the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. +. II. johnson. The exertion
was too much for weakened heart
and the old gentleman sank rapidly un-
til midnight Tuesday when he expired.
Mr' uooley was past eighty years of
age.