The Glenwood post., 1908-10-03

AN 4 Co.
Fine Mexican drawn work; 909 Colo
ado avenue. l-l1tf
Now is the time to buy ranches or
town property. DeLan 4 Co. have
some bargains.
W. Il. Harrison and wife and Mrs.
VI. Robinson are Colorado Springs peo-
pie stopping at the Glenwood.
]. A. McRae of New Castle who has
been undergoing treatment at the sani-
tarium for the past four weeks has re-
turned to his homo fully recovered.
A marriage license was issued by the
county clerks Office yesterday after
noon to Ray C. Montgomery of Meek
er and Miss Media NJ. Garner of Oma-
ha, Neb.
The. end of the good old summer
came Last night when with pronounc-
cd fall in temperature the equinoctiaf
storms began with combination of wind,
rain and hail, while on the surrounding
hills snow fell plentifully covering
them for the first time in months with
a coating of white. This morning it
was really wintry with the tempera-
ture lowering around the freezing point
and cold wind blowing. But there
will be only few days of this and
then the beautiful autumn season, the
finest part Of the year, will be here.
Louis List, the local tailor who re-
Gently found fossil head evidently of
some prehistoric animal on Iron Noun
tain, has received word from the jew
ish Daily News of New York that the
article. about the find printed in the
Post will be published by that paper
as soon as it can. bc translated into
Hebrew.
The little child of Jack McCaughn
of Minturn avenue died last night after
a short illness and the funeral will pro-
badly be held this afternoon. The be-
reaved father WAS sent for at Sho-
shone where he is working and came
down this forenoon. Mortician Schwarz
has charge of the case.
Three new pupils have entered the
high school this week, making the to-
tai enrolment IS, the highest in the
history of the school, while all the
available seating room in the high
school is occupied. Owing to the large
number of pupils Miss Mahoney, eighth
grade teacher, will beginning next
week take one Of the history classes.
A. v. Smith, laborer employed by
the Central Colorado Power company at
Shoshone, died at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon as the result of injuries re-
ceived at 9:25 yesterday morning
when rock fell down ON him, crushing
him terribly. The body was brought
to the undertaking rooms of Mortician
Schwarz and arrangements for the fun
eral are being deferred pending the ar
rival of his daughter who was expected
to arrive here from Shoshone this
morning but failed to do so.
The football season will open in
Glenwood Springs tomorrow when two
local teams known as the All Stars
and the Never Wins will line up at the
baseball park, the game being called
at clock. The teams are said to be
evenly matched and an interesting
contest is looked for. The line up of
the All Stars is as follows: Harry
Breneman, RIB; Fred Minor, lib; Ben
McCauley, fb; Barret Brooks, Oh; Will
lie Walters, re; Harry AK, c; Phillips,
1t; Raymond Wilson, lg; Kinsley, le;
Telephone Slim, It.
An important meeting of the Gar
field County Medical society will be
held Tuesday evening, Oct. l, at the
ONCE Of DR.. J. C. Smith of this city,
and the interesting program promises
to draw out large attendance. The
principal feature will be an address by
DIR. W. G. Lockard Of New Castle,
president of the society, on "Tubercu-
losis in Colorado" which will be fol
lowed by a general discussion. Another
interesting feature will be paper on
"Modern Methods in the Diagnosis Of
Stomach Diseases" by DR.. T. W. Beall
of Ride, to be followed by q general
discussion led by Dr.. W. L. LeRossignoi
of Rife.