The Glenwood post., 1908-09-12

married in 1857, coming Immediately
afterwsfd 10 this. couatry. They lived
in Chicago till 1879, then moved to
Leadvi,leH and game to 0lenwood in
1885 where they have since made then
home. Deceased is survived by her
husband and six Of the eight children
born to them-Edwand p, George J.,
Arthur W., and Alice A. Kendfick who
live here, and Frank E. Kendrick and
Mrs. Tillie Gage Of Leadville. Funeral
services will be held at the Episcopal
church tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
with interment in Rosebud cemetery,
arrangements being in charge of Nor
tician Schwarz. Mrs. Kendrick leaves
. large circle of friends who deeply
| mourn her loss.
The fall term Of the local high school
began Monday with 6s pupils register
ed and today three more registered.
It is expected there will be few more
registrations in the course Of the COM
ihg few days which will bring the to-
tai high school enrolment close to 80.
The day wa. devoted to registration
and arrangement of classes and regular
classroom work began this morning
with everything in shape for an en-
ergetic and successful year. Principal
Thompson expects everything to be
running like clockwork in another day
or two.
The first football practice of the
season was held at the ball grounds
Monday afternoon and brought out
nearly score of aspiring young pig
skin artists several of whom are new
| men of whom much is expected. Com
partivcly light practice was INDUCED in
on account especially of the warm
weather but as the players round into
| condition the workout will be harder
and the team. put into shape for the
opening game which it is expected will
be played during the fair with the new
ly organized Rifle team IS opponents.
| The team elected Will Coles, the star
fullback of 1907, as captain and
Charles Rohr as manager. Capt Barrier
| Of last years team was selected by
Principal Thompson as assistant coach
for the present. Another practice will
be held this afternoon.
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From Wednesdsys Daily Post.
Hugh Showalter returned this morn
from short trip to Denver.
s. R. Berger of Leadville is a Glen
wood visitor today.
Mrs. John Dixon left this morning
On Midland No. for short visit to
Denver.
w. H. Farnum, the mortician, left
asst night for short business trip to
Denver.
Harry Pease was down from Sho-
,hone today attending to some bust.
cess matters of Importance.
e. Stephen was taken to the sanitar-
ium yesterday suffering from quite
severe case of pneumonia.
Deed-T. Morris Perot, Jr., of Phil
.delphia to Belle Duncan. Lot 8, block
), Glenwood Springs. Consideration
$3.50.
Joe Donahue, q laborer at Shoshone
who was injured several days ago, had
his leg amputated at the hospital there
this afternoon.
Mrs. c. NJ. Day and two daughters
who have been enjoying an outing At
Noonan's grove returned last evening
to their homo in Denver.
Miss Ida Robinson left last eveIing
for Denver where she will maze
short visit and later will probably 60
to st. Louis for the winter.
And still they come. DR.. Crook il
tho latest Glenwood man to get the
auto bug and he will bring back from
Denver with him handsome Cadil'
lac.
Miss Kate Sale, q former resident OF
Glenwood Springs, was on Rio Grsnde
train No. 8 this morning en- route from
Denver to Los Angeles where the Sale
family is now living.
Ed Wallace has returned from trip