The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

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ranch this morning to look over thing.
in general.
II. G. Overlook was called to Denver
yesterday on business of Importance. He
is expected to return Tuesday.
Mrs. E. B. Harlan of Twin Lakes.
Colo, arrived here yesterday to spend
some time as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. q Canady. The Harlans were
among the early settlers of this section
and moved away from here 20 years
ago.
Mrs. T. B. Cumbow returned to Glen
wood last night after a week Is visit at
Victor. her former home. Mrs. Cumbow
says she doesn t see how any one can
be content to live in the Cripple Creek
district after once enjoying the delight
full climate and pure water of Glen
wood.
Rev. E. A. Berry superintendent of
the GlenwoOd sanitarium left this morn
ing for month g vacation in the east
He expects to visit his brother Bishop
Joseph F. Berry of Buffalo and will
also spend some time at his old home
at Detroit and his former charge at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
The city council was Saturday even
ing but as only few of the members
appeared Mayor Drach adjourned the
meeting until tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock when it is hoped there will be
a full attendance. This is an adjourned
session from Sept. 8 when no session
was held on account of the absence of
the mayor and others who were at the
Pueblo pow WOW.
Local baseball fans were much inter.
ested in the outcome of the game at
Denver Saturday and Sunday between
Trinidad and the Luxus and were
pleased to learn that in the first game
Roy Willett did great work for the
Denverites, holding Trinidad to six hits.
The score was 6 to 0 in favor of Trini
dad, but it was errors behind him and
inability to hit Barngrover that lost the
game.
Mr.. Gabe w. Cox, collector for the
Glenwood Light and Water company,
who had the misfortune to have a horse
fall on him sometime ago was on the
streets today. While Mr.. Cox is not
yet able to assume his duties as collec-
tor, he is very much improved. He
respectfully requests the many friends
and patrons of the company who are in
debtted to the same, to call and settle
their accounts as it will be impossible
for him to visit them this month.
Sigmund, the ad man, of Denver is in
~-enwood to take charge of the sale of
the Wulfsohn stock which was recently
purchased by the A. Cohn Mercantile
Co. The sale which begins Thursday
will be big thing and cost will not
be considered in the price making as
the object is to clean up the stock to
make room for extensive improvements
in the store which will be made mod.
ern up-to-date establishment in every
respect.
Garfield county lost pioneer yes
terday when James Higgins died at his
home on Pitkin avenue at the age Of
62 years Mr.. Higgins had been i'll for
the past five years and death was due to
a complication of ailments. Deceased
is survived by widow and daughter,
Mrs. Charlie Harrison of this city. The
funeral will be held from the Catholic
church at o clock tomorrow afternoon.
Father O'Dwyer officiating, and inter.
ment will be made at Rosebud cemetery.
Arrangements are in charge of Morti-
clan SchwarZ.
The committee on amusements at the
fair has been disappointed by the in
ability of Rife to get up football
team to play the local high school team,
but the suggestion may be taken up
that several former football players
here combine with members of the high
school squad to form team that will
play the regular high school team. If
this is done the attendants at the fair,
many of whom have never seen foot
ball game, will have a chance to see
how the great national game of the
autumn season is played.
Postmaster Ollie Thorson who presided
at the meeting of the Colorado Post