The Glenwood post., 1908-08-22

E. A. Sutherland and 7. E. Curtain,
Colorado Springs capitalists, are here
looking into an irrigation proposition
in which they are interested. They
are at the Colorado.
Judge Shumate came over from AS
pen this morning and presided at
hearing in a case brought here from
Routt county. He returned to Aspen
after the hearing and will not return
until Aug. 2s.
Billy Richards, the well known peace
officer, left today with a party from
Shoshone for days fishing and
hunting trip in the vicinity of Mar
vine and Trapper's lakes.
Mrs. John Weir, corner of Sth and
Bennett avenue, will give a lawn So
cial Friday afternoon, Aug. 21st, for
the Ladies Aid society of the Presby
terian church. Everybody invited.
Miss Lenora Steele of Pueblo is
here for few days as the guest of
her uncle, Dave Steele. Miss Steele
formerly lived here and is a graduate
of the local high school. She goes to
Greeley Normal in September.
A serenade that was enjoyed by
everyone downtown last evening was
given on the veranda of the Glenwood
by the Dixie Boys quartette. The
boys are fine singers and their rendi-
ton of southern melodies was very ar
tistic.
General Manager Wcitzel of the C. f.
and 1. Co. stopped in Glenwood short
time this afternoon, being on tour
of inspection of various properties of
the company. He is travelling in his
special car attached to the second sec
ton of No. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mayhem Hammond
of Denver are registered at the Colo
RADIO. Mr.. Hammond was formerly
steward of the Hotel Del Coronado,
Coronado Beach, Cal, and is now act
ing in similar capacity for the Albany
at Denver.
A party of st. Louis people consist
ing of Fred Allen, wife and daughter
J. F. Allen, N. P. Buckingham, J. P.
Crawford and Miss Buckingham. ]. P.
this evening from the Big Beaver
ranch where they have spent the past
two weeks. They will stay some time
longer at the Colorado.
The funeral of Miss Mary Baxter
who died at the county hospital yes
terday will be held tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock from the Catholic
church, Father O'Dwyer officiating,
and interment will be made at Glen
wood cemetery. Undertaken Schwarz
has charge of the arrangements.
The body of Adolf Afford, the young
man killed by D. and R. G. freight
yesterday morning in the tunnel where
he was lying in a drunken stupor, was
buried this morning by Undertaken
Schwarz. The mans relatives were
financially unable to have the body
sent to their home in Goldville, Ala,
for burial.
A diamond brooch valued at several
thousand dollars has been lost by Mrs.
Harold Kountze of Denver who is at
the Hotel Colorado and is believed to
have been dropped somewhere between
the Vapor Cave No. 3 and the polo
grounds yesterday. The brooch is in
the shape of horse and is studded
with diamonds. A reward is offered for
its return to the Hotel Colorado.
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From Fridays Daily Post.
S. Laughlin and d. B. Simon of Den
yer are new arrivals at the Grand.
Fred Hicks of Colorado Springs ar
rived in Glenwood this morning on
business.
II. G. Overlook and Phil Kerwin left
this morning for two days outing
at Marble and Redstone.
10.
Harry French, of the forest service
left this morning for Marble where he
will look after official duties.
Mrs John Altsniler and Miss Altsnil.