The Glenwood post., 1908-12-26

C. W. Culhane spont Christmas with |
friends in Grand Junction.
The ice men are busy these days. The |
quality is said to be very good.
A large crowd Of Shoshone workmen
spent Christmas day in alenwood.
BORN to Postmaster and Mrs. Dill
hahaw Of ahashoae Wednesday night,
Ans nine pound 10Y.
Joe 6linkand who = . student at
East Denver High 6sAool is home for
holiday vidt with his parents.
Mr.. and Nh. L Schwarz spent
Christmas in this city. They came from
their home in Eagle Thursday.
Mrs. Matte Mosley is entertaining
her sister, Mrs Light and family of
shoshoae and her nephew, ]. T. Dill
lion Of Denver
Chester Lewis, brakeman on the D.
4 R. g., left Glenwood Thursday morn
| ing for Aspen, where he spent Christ
mas with his parents.
Miss Anna Graham, who Is studying
music and taking business course in
Colorado Springs, came home this week
to spend the holidays with her parents.
| Mrs. Alice b. Clark and son, Culver
left thuseday evening for Denver to
spend the Christmas day with Gretta
who by reason of illness was unable to
come to Glenwood.
Marriage licenses were issued the
past week to W. II. Crandeu and Miss
Rosa Robertson of Debeque and Ar
thur L. Buck and Miss Wilsie May
Fenner, both Of New Castle.
A report was circulated around town
this week to the effect that an official
bouncer might be installed in the D.
R. G. depot. But Mr.. Wilson of the
road says there will be no bouncer,
but the depot waiting rooms may be
closed excepting at train time.
DR.. D. I. Fletcher returned Friday
night of last week from near Rife
where he went to hunt mountain lion
and bob eats. He and John league
chased lion one whole day, but the
deep snow wore their horses out and
the chase had to be abandoned. DR..
Fletcher secured two fine bob cats,
however, and is having them mounted.
Warranty Decd. R. F. and Minnie
Mayor to Hattie Johnston, southeast
quarter north east quarter and nrth
two and one.half acres Of southeast
; quarter of southwest quarter Of north
west quarter and south seven and one
half acres Of northeast quarter of south
west quarter of northwest quarter, all in
section 35, township, S, range ec Con
sideration, 1900.
L. DeMeerchman, who lives q couple
of miles down the river, is building n
two story barn and when completed
will be one OF the best barns in this
section Of the county. Mr.DeMeerchman
intends to have a good old fashioned
"barn dance' with all the trimmings
in the near future, to celebrate the
event of the completion of the build
ing.
]. P. McMillen of Basalt, left this
week for Kansas where no will spend
the holidays and will then go to Ohio
, where he will visit other eastern states
} before returning to Colorado. Mr.. Nc
Millen has been a faithful official Of
! Eagle county and having finished his
| duties and turned over to the county
Z treasurer his assessment roll he will
spend the winter taking a much needed
rest.
If reported plans of the D 4 R. G
Of the company will be abandoned and
a. new one of eight stall capacity will
be erected in West Glerwood. It il
also said to be the plan Of the company
to move the water tank across the riv
er This action will be taken to com
ply with the orders of the council t.
make changes that will do away with
tho noise of the engines in front of tn.
, Kendrick cottages.
Tom Heating of Red Cliff, who was
in this city Tuesday, is seeking the ap
r pointment of deputy mine inspector fol
the district in which he lives. He ha.
the endorsement of the democratic
. organization of Eagle county, and came
, here to sec B. T.. Napier. He announced
, that his interview with Mr.. Napier wal
t very satisfactory and he has every hope
, of securing the place. He was accom-
!, | m nind To kh;w ei&x hx Iohn Fillmore