The Glenwood post., 1908-09-12
LOCAL NEWS OF GlfNW0OD X

registered at the Glenwood. Among F
them are Miss Alva Main, Miss Jennis
Neadnea, James B. Slack and son, W.
NJ Bray, c. H. Wagner and W. F. Muir
ray. 81
J. Kransc of Leipsic, Germany, is re-
gistered at the Colorado.
Mrs. J. L. Craig of New Castle is m
spending the day with friends in this
city.
Now is the time to buy ranches or q
town property. DeLan & Co. have
some bargains.
A homestead of the Brotherhood of l.
American Yeomen will be instituted in
Glenwood this evening at Dougan
hall Mrs. J. A. Dennison of Grand o.
Junction has been appointed as special p
instituting officer.
Miss Ethel E. Robbins, one of the
new high school teachers, arrived in
Glenwood Thursday night and is tenn VI
porarily stopping at the Foote home.
Miss Robbins was one of his assistants
when Mr.. Foote was principal of the
high school at Silver Plume. Il
Mr.. Arnold of the department of jus
tce at Washington and a number of
forest service employees left Glenwood
this morning for the neighborhood of
Snow Mass where they will investigate
the trespass case which the government
has instituted against Fred Light and
others.
John Hayslip who was several days
, ago fined S. and costs in the court of
, Judge Hedden for creating a disturb
ance at ShOshone and whose fine was
increased to $50 when he attempted to
: strike Deputy Sheriff Jack Fry, was
, released from the county Jail by Sher-
, if Zimmerman this morning, friend
having paid the fine.
Rapid progress is being made on the
| cement walks being laid on Eighth
street north of the Glenwood and the
street will soon be presenting a very
neat appearance. Canon City boas OF .
seven miles of cement walks and wl;ile
Glenwood is not so large it will soon {
at the present rate have as much in pro
portion to its size as that town.
II Mrs. Shumate and children left last
evening for Boulder where they will
make their residence this winter SO I
that Churchill and Ruth may attend
the university. They were accompan-
led by Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Shumate' s sis
ter, who has been their guest the past
couple of months. Mrs. Hale will visit
with them several weeks in Boulder be-
fore returning to her home in Califor
nia.-Aspen Democrat
, W. L. Grubb, wife and two daugh.
ters of Santa Anna, Calf, were in
GlenwOod today en- route from their
home to Carbondale where they will
. spend some time visiting Mr.. Grubb's Z
brother, Eugene Grubb, and other re-
latives. The Grubbs were for many
years residents of Garfield county and
then as now were rated among the best d d
citizens of the community.
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This morning while Gabe Cox, who is
employed by the Glenwood Light and
Water Co., was riding toward Cardiff
he was thrown from his horse and lay
upon the public highway for several
, minutes unconscious when he was dis
covered by Jack Teeters. He was at
once brought to Glenwood and given Il
medical attention. 1t is believed that
his injuries are not serious, although he
was badly dazed and will be confined
to his room for several days.
, Miss Grace Hendrie is visiting in
Glenwood today, the guest Of the Zim
norman family. By a strange coinci-
dence and the lateness of Rio Grande =
No. Miss Hendrie was this morning ,
enabled to enjoy two hours visit
with her sister, Mrs. Lloyd Grubb while
the latter waited in Glenwood for =
train bound for Carbondale. Miss Grace
will leave tomorrow for Redlands, Cali
fornia, where she is teacher IN the :,
, city schools.
Garfield ,,npoor