The Glenwood post., 1908-11-14

to Mrs. j. b. Cooley, south 25 feet of
lots :, 5, and 10, block 90 Silt. Con-
sideration, 800.
Rev. Horace Mann came up from
Rife this morning. He says Rifle and
vicinity are booming and everything
points TO an era of great prosperity.
Z. j. Sinele of Rife is in the cit,
today. The case of his son charged
with forgery will be called in the dis
triet court tomorrow
Hester A. Page to E. A. Conley,
right of way for ditch across south
half of southeast quarter section six,
township seven. Consideration, $s5.
William e. Mooney, representing the
State Normal school at Greeley, has
spent the past few days in Glenwood
in the interest of his school.
j. 8. Boomer of Greeley is looking
over our fertile valleys in the interest
of railroad which is interested in po-
tattoo shipments to Texas and other
southern points.
District Attorney Gentry is in town
today and is being congratulated by
his friends on his recent victory. He
only defeated his opponent by the
small number of l.4OO votes.
Rev. Horace Mann of the Rifle Rev.
ellie is circulating about town today.
He thinks the Bryan sentiment was
the principal handicap last Tuesday,
but like the rest of us he is proud Of
Missouri.
Fannie Neubauer, a pioneer of this
city, died in the county hospital yester-
day evening. Her death was caused
by hemorrhages of the lungs. Her re-
mains were brought to the parlors of
Mortician Schwarz. No arrangements
have as yet been made for the funeral.
The judges at the skating rink Sat
urday night decided that Thomas and
Barnes must skate again tonight to
settle their race. 1t is said they were
har at ha hat
was impossible to say that either won
out. The race will be pulled of tonight
at nine O'Clock and the lovers of that
sort of sport are sure to be on hand.
Glenwood boasts of some fine skaters
and if provided with a rink similar to
the large one in Denver, the boys
would make far better showing.
Harry Harrington and Miss Stella
Coakley of De Beque were married here
Saturday evening. They remained in
the city over night and Sunday morn
ing the young man was not wearing
very pleasant smile. He said he had
lost about firty dollars and thus was
| left with only about seven dollars and
no ticket back to DeBeque. Sunday
evening he was again all smiles and
thus it is inferred that some kind friend
came to his relief and he and his bride
went on their way rejoicing.
/ hnp a fr.a 1y n.. L.
bors of Congressman reject f. T. Tay-
lor called at his home last Saturday
evening and surprised him and over
whelmed him with their congratula-
tions for his success The affair was
non-political and republicans and DEMO
Gratis mingled and all believed that Mr..
Taylor would do his best to work for
the best interests of the state with
| special efforts along the lines that
would be for the betterment of this
county and Glenwood Springs. Re
freshments were served and very Oh
joyable evening spent in games, music
and other pastimes.
Rev. and Mrs. Foote announce that
a reption will be held at their new
manse on Friday evening. Mr.. Foote
said last night: at is not recep.
tion to Presbyterians or church people
alone, but every person in the town is
asked to come and stay as long as they
want to and have a good time. Mr.. L.
knows there were many outside of the
church who contributed to the build
ing of the manse and for that reason
he looks upon the building rs being
owned by the whole people and that
all should be welcome there. Don't