The Glenwood post., 1907-11-23

weeks.
H. W. Hammond, = mining engineer
from 0oldAeld, Nsv., sesnt tsaa3 In
Glsnwooa. He viii leave for Salt Lake
this evening.
Mrs. W. H. Richardson and daugh.
ter, Mollie, returned last evening from
Denver where they went to attend the
performance of Madame Calve at Trim.
ity church.
Mr.. and Mr.. Lsfs Gilnofs and lit.
tie daughter left lest evening for their
home in Muncie, Ind, after q delight
full visit with Mrs. Gilmore's cousin,
Mrs. L. G. Clark
E. E. Lucas and wife left for the
East over the Midland last night.
Their destination is Boston and they
will be away from Glenwood for
month or six weeks.
Miss Tillie Engelbreeht submitted to
another operation yesterday At the
| Glenwood sanitarium. She recovered
nicely from the shock and rapid re-
covery is expected.
Pat Sullivan Of Pagoda is in Glen.
wood today, having returned from
Kansas City where he went with
hard by the Kansas City panic.
| Forest Supervisor French doesn't be-
lieve, as is commonly supposed that all
trains are late. He missed Midland
No. last night by reaching the depot
at 654. The train left on time-6:53.
Chas. A. Estey, manager of the
Rocky Mountain Stores company, made
a brief visit to Glenwood yesterday
while on a tour of inspection of the
chain of stores owned by his company.
Andy Ivcrson, who has been busy
on the new telephone line being erect
ed by the forestry department near
Thomasville, is in Glenwood today and
will leave in a day or two for his work
in Estes park.
Miss Ivy Harbin, the l4-year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Har.
bin of Canon creek is very i'll with
scarlet fever and it is reported this
afternoon that she is not expected to
recover.
Father o 'Dwyer performed the cere
mony yesterday which united in mar
riage Frank Kre sovi of Coal Basin and
Miss Agnes Davorec of Oberstrascha,
the old country only recently to wed
the man of her choice.
Great preparations are being made
by the ladies of st. Stephens church
for dinner and supper which they
will give at Dougan's 8 hall ON Market
day, next Saturday. Under their aus
pices dance will be given at the op-
era house Saturday night.
Ed Connors of the Divide creek coun-
try is circulating around Gienwood to-
day. Mr.. Connors had just returned
from trip to New York when he was
nabbed by the sheriff and made to serve
as a juryman in the district court.
Real estate belonging to Matte viii
liams, a negress who has been declared
insane, was reported sold yesterday in
! the county court here. The property
was purchased by Tobe Webb for $4Oo
and the money was turned over to the
conservator of the estate, Lulu Wood.
Three wagons arrived this week, and
$4,000 young trout were planted in the
White river at the Harp ranch. This
makes the complement Of 10000 for
this season. With our own private
hatchery running on the river, this viii
be made the best fishing stream in the
state.-White River Review.
John McDermot, who was at one time
employed as Wells-Fargo express driver
at this place, spent the day in Glen
wood renewing old acquaintances. John
has for the past two years been en-
gagged in the grocery business in Den,
yer, but having recently disposed Of
his interests he is now looking mp
new location.