The Glenwood post., 1908-10-24


Cheap money and plenty of it. De
Ian & Co.
j. s. Houlehan at one time manager
of Hotel Colorado arrived this morn
ing and is stopping at the Colorado. He
is now living on the Beaver ranch.
+. NJ. Newman who was the first man
to register when the Colorado opened
in the spring is again az the hotel and
will remain there till the close of the
present season.
S. L. Beam, official photographer TO.
the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
company has been spending the past
ten days obtaining views in ana
around Glenwood.
Supervisor Harry French was in Red
Cliff yesterday contracting for the pur
chase of a building suitable for
rangers quarters. He succeeded in Sc
curing the desired property.
VIM. G. Thompson of Bethlehem, Pa.
arrived this morning and is stopping
at the Colorado. Mr.. Thompson is a
high official of the western division of
the Pennsylvania railroad west of
Pittsburg.
]. H. Troendly who lives near Basalt
wasIn town this morning on his way
to Gypsum and Eagle county where
he will try to persuade the voters that
they should elect a citizen of Pitkin
county to the Office of superintendent
of schools of Eagle county.
The hunting party consisting of l..
s. Thompson, H. P. Whitney and l.. C.
r. Peabody under Jake Borah as guide
left for Redstone this morning where
they will outfit and proceed thence to
their camp about twenty-five miles from
Redstone. The party will be entertain
ed tonight at Redstone by Mr. Glib,
employe of the c. F.&I.
c. NJ. Coursen, chairman of the Re
publican county central committee of
Eagle county was a visitor to Glen
wood this morning and left on delayed
Midland No. 4 for Basalt. Mr.. Cour-
sen predicts the election of the entire
Republican ticket in his county ana
says our friend Cliff Parks is espec-
tally popular in that county.
Josephine Kelly and Teresa Kelly
are the names which two pretty young
ladies affixed to the Hotel Glenwood
register and in the space left for the
address they wrote just one word
Ireland" After hearing the young
ladies' talk one had no trouble in be-
lieving that they had given the correct
address. They are sisters enjoying an
extended visit to this country.
H. G. Schlarb of Earlham, Iowa, who
has been visiting several days at the
home of his friend, f. A. Fleming of
Silt came up to Glenwood last night
and left this morning for his Iowa
home. He has been in Colorado long
enough to get the fever and you may
depend on it Iowa will never look the
same to him. He is so pleased with
the country in the 9eighborhood of Silt
that he is negotiating for tract OF
that fertile soil with the intention of
making his permanent home in this
county.
The W. C. T. U. held their regular
meeting on Friday afternoon. A good
attendance was present nOtwithstand,
ing the storm. Rev. Breer A. Foote ad-
dressed the union on Good Citizenship.
He said the human race is inclined
to retrograde, fall back morally. Rome
fell morally as did Greece. American
republic is based on the best moral
principles of any nation today. The
great question today is Prohibition,
said Mr.. Foote. Ohio has just added
81 to her list of dry counties. All
should vote for the man and not party
A man is known for what he does.
After Rev. Foote s departure there was
discussion of the candidates for
county and state offices.
From Mondays Daily Post.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dougan re-
turned last evening from trip to Den.
yer.