The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19
Glenwood News

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From Tuesdays Daily Post.
Mrs. Spengler Of Colorado Springs
is in Glenwood with her children fol
m outing and will attend the convo-
eution of the Episcopal church which
begins tomorrow
C. NJ. Rulison of Grand Valley who
stopped in Glenwood while on the way
back from Denver where he attended
the Interstate fair, went on to his
home last night.
Judge Beardsley returned this morn
ing from Denver where he helped name
the members of the next administration
in Colorado. The judge is enthusiastic
over the prospects of the G. o. p. this
year.
The rooms at 212 Eighth street have
been leased by the Democratic county
central committee and campaign head
quarters will be opened there immedi,
ately. They will be in charge of Chair,
man H. w. Smith.
d. W. Auperlee and wife of Grand
Junction are in Glenwood. Mr.. Aup-
perlee is secrtary of the Grand June
tion board of trade and secretary of
the Grand Valley Water Users asso-
citation.
l.. l.. Hull who has been spendi 2
several days here, returned this morn
ing to his home in Boulder. Mr.. Hull
yesterday visited the ranch of Mrs.
Kate Bender, two miles from New
Castle, which he pronounced one of the
finest he had ever seen.
Mrs. Sieber of Grand Junction who
has been attending her daughter, Mrs.
Otto Barton, for several days has re-
turned home Mrs. Barton was very
painfully injured in runaway acci-
dent about week ago and is getting
along nicely and it is expected will be
recovered in the course of another
week or so.
Rev. Josiah Martin the newly ap.
pointed pastor of the Methodist church
at this place arrived last evening and
is busy today getting acquainted with
his Pensioners. Mr.. Martin was sta
toned last year at ST. Pauls, one of
the strong churches of Colorado
Springs and comes highly recommend
ed to the Glenwood people.
Judge Hedden at Shoshone yesterday
charged with obtaining none under
false pretenses. The men claimed that
they had been hired at Salt Lake to
work at Shoshone for $3.50 day and
that they found they could get only $e
and refused to work. As there was no
contract binding them to work for a
stipulated wage the court discharged
then.
On every street corner at almost any
hour today could be found little groups
of men, some jocose, more long faced
and sad, engaged in earnest converse
tion. An outsider might have been
been led to believe that some dire plot
was brewing. but it was only Demo
Gratis talking over yesterdays political
somersault at Grand aVlley. 1t was
easy to tell those which landed right
side up and as for the others-well
maybe some plots are brewing.
Walters big establishment at the
corner of Eighth and Cooper narrowly
escaped destruction about IL O'Clock
last evening when blaze started from
some cause unknown in front of the
bake oven. Someone passing on the
other side of the street noticed the
flames and gave an alarm and with
the aid of buckets of water the fire
was quickly put out, before loss
amounting to more than a few dollars
had been sustained. Had the FIRE not
been discovered until FIVE minutes lat
er it is likely that nothing could have
stopped it.
From Wednesdays Daily Post.
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