The Glenwood post., 1907-07-13


Phone GIL Glenwood
Mike keogh and sister left Wednes
be gone until the first of August. Miss
Keogh IS health has been quite poor for
some time past and the trip is being
made in the hope of benefiting her.
C. L. Todd, the Rife postmaster,
registered at the Grand hotel Wednes
day. He will be in town several days
and is in attendance at the meetings
of the Colorado Funeral Directors of
which association he is member.
IIube Strouse, who recently disposed
of his blacksmith shop at this place,
has been engaged to take charge of
the horseshoeing and wagon repair
work of the Shoshone power construc-
ton company, and will resume his
duties at once.-Rife Telegram.
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Supervisor Harry French of the Holy
Cross National Forest, returned home
Tuesday from Red Cliff, where he has
been the past ten days wading through
the snow and mud in the timbered sec
tions of the reserve which he was
examining.
Account races at Overland Park,
June 18th to July 18th, 1907, the Den
yer & Rio Grande will make a rate of
one fare for the round trip to Denver
and return. Tickets on sale July 9Th
and 18th Return limit July 18th. For
particulars inquire of d. & R. as 10
cal agent.
Mrs. Arthur Hull of Aspen, very
well known in Glenwood left for the
East yesterday and will attend the
EIks' convention at Philadelphia be-
fore returning If she makes up her
mind to take in one of the big league
ball games, the fans will have an ex-
hibtion of real, live roofing that will
open their eyes-and ears.
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The spotted Arabian colt of Frank
Doll, the Gypsum horse man, came in
for good share of attention yester-
day 1t was exhibited on the streets of
Glenwood and attracted all eyes. The
horse is now year-old and has
been raised from colt by Mr.. Doll. He
asked 81 900 for the animal and came
here for the purpose of selling the
beauty to the Sells-Floto people, but
failed to strike bargain.
Superintendent Harry Dawson of the
Glenwod Fish Hatchery got back from
Trappers' lake Thursday with a wag
on-load of spawn which will be hatch
ed out at the local hatchery. II is
estimated that 100000 trout will be
developed from the eggs and placed in
Colorado's public streams for the bene'
fit of the fishermen. Every little bit
the head of all trout-ishing states.
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G. w. Wilson who has been work
ing with a transmission line party sent
out by the Colorado Power company
and working toward Leadville, be-
came an inmate of the Glenwood sani
he cut himself with an ak in the knee,
inficting a small flesh wound. But
little attention was paid to the injury
and blood poisoning developed. He is
now progressing nicely under expert
medical care.
The committee in charge of the
Western Slope High school meet held
last spring has placed its order for two
gold medals, one of which will be
awarded James Kinney of Aspen as
the best all-round athlete and the
other to Miss Louise Lacey of the
Glenwood High school, the winner of the
oratorical contest, whose home is at
Rifle. The medals will arrive in the
course of day or two. This will
prove welcome news to the winners
who had almost despaired of receiving
them.
Mrs. NJ. B. johnson of FL Paso,
Texas, who stopped off here to visit
her nephews, Rev. B. L. and Phidelah