The Glenwood post., 1907-11-16


Fay Gorham of Rifle is visitor in
Glenwood today.
l.. H. Goodman of Boulder is in Glen
wood for a short visit.
John Richardson left for Carbondale
today on a business trip.
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Mrs. A. l.. Banter of Grand Valley
is spending the day in Glenwood.
j. B. Hurlburt of Grand Valley was
an interested spectator about the court
house yesterday.
DR.. o. l.. Mccarthy received the
first degree in Masonry at special
meeting last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Barton have moved
into their cottage on Bennett avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
C. V. Noble of DeBeque is at the
Grand. He rode horseback from Glen
wood to Aspen and says it was siren
uous trip.
Louis E. Brown, manager of the
Rocky Mountain Fuel company store
at New Castle, is in Glenwood for
short visit
For sale.-Two new Spaulding bug
gies; also number of good second
hand rigs. Will trade for hay and
oats. HAWLEY IS LIVERY.
C. W. Fravert left Glenwood yester-
day with men and teams for the Dia-
mond mine near Sunshine where he has
a contract.
Sheriff Zimmerman left for Buena
Vista today with John Peterson, the
young fellow who attempted to break
into COhn's grocery. Peterson was
committed to the reformatory there.
The committee on incorporation of
the town reports that more than sufii-
cient names have been secured on the
petitions still, they want to obtain
more. Not one person has refused to
sign.-Grand Valley News.
C. NJ. Keek and Hugh Showalter Wis
tied Grand Junction yesterday to make
an examination of some land which
will come under the new government
ditch: They were so well pleased with
that country that they purchased forty
acres.
Senator Taylor and County Surveyor
Theodore Rosenberg We're up Sunday
and in company with Hon. w. NJ Din
KEEL drove up Prince creek and ran some
lines with view of putting a power
plant ON that creek in the near future
-Carbondale Item.
X
y Monte Vista man went insane last
week because he was unable to borrow
at any of the banks. 1t is fortunate
that it does not affect us that way in
Lamar, for if it did the probate court
would be kept busy appointing guard
ians ad litem for numerous unfortu-
nates.-Lamar Sparks.
People who attended the performance
of the play For Her Brothers. Sake, -
last night at the opera house, say it
was the poorest show that has been
sprung in Glenwood in many day 1t
is believed that there are dozen anna
teurs in Glenwood who, with a week IS
rehearsing, could give the public a bet
ter run for their money.
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Word was received here yesterday of
the death of Elsie, the 9-year old daugh-
ter of NJ, II. Smith, formerly resident
of Glenwood, at Littleton, Colo. The
cause of death was scarlet fever. Three
of Mr.. Smiths other daughters are
afflicted with the same disease, Miss
Celia being dangerously i'll. The ia
ther, who was at his ranch at Craig.
was notified by telephone and hurried
to Littleton to assist his family
James b. Young, secretary of the
State Commercial association, arrived
in Glenwood last night from Grand
Junction, accompanied by his wife. He
is more than pleased with the informa
tion he has secured on the western
slope, and returns home loaded down
with facts and figures which he will
publish to the world. Mr.. Young spent