The Glenwood post., 1908-09-12
Kelly, = deserter from the navy, over
to the authorities At the PSesidio.

to the authorities At the Psesidio.
There was an accident At the Post
Office bookstore this morning when a
travelling man of Taftian proportions
thoughtlessly leaned his elbows on the
cigar case. Mr.. Mays had = new glass
put in within an hour or SO, however.
Warranty dced-A. L. and NJ. L.
Banter to James H. Lee. South half
of the northwest quarter and lots
and 4 in section 2, township 7 south,
range 90, located about three miles
from Grand Valley. Consideration 49,
600. ...i
Most of the members of the baseball
team went down to the park this after
noon and indulged in an hours work
out in order to keep in shape for the
games to be played the first part of
next week in Salt Lake and vicinity.
The date of departure has not been
determined upon yet.
A woman's cries coming from the
other side of the river west of the Co.
dorado grounds attracted quite = crowd
to that vicinity about O'Clock this
morning as it was thought tragedy
was occurring. Marshal Weidenhammer
investigated and found the racket sim.
ply the accompaniment of domesti.
row.
Both the Eagles and the Elks who
will play what promises to be one of
the warmest ball games of the season
next Sunday will go down to the park
when the shades Of evening gather to-
day and work out in preparation for
the coming contest. The proceeds of
the game will be devoted to charity
but the members of the two teams say
that paying the admission price will not
be charity IS there will be real ball
game. The line up of the two teams
will be announced in the Post Saturday.
The home Of Mrs. Fred Ewing at SIS
Bennett avenue was the scene last even
ing of one of the pleasantest parties of
the summer when Mrs. Ewing and Mrs.
Cliff Rowe entertained three score la
dies at whist. The rooms were beauti-
fully decorated with ferns and cut
flowers, the color schemes in the diff
erent rooms occupied by the tables be-
ing very cleverly worked out, and zest
was lent to the playing by the attrac-
tiveness of the surroundings. Toward
the close of the function which lasted
from until delicious refreshments
were served. Among the out of town
guests were Mrs. J. H. Brinkerhoff of
Grand Junction, Mrs. f. Moore Of Chi
cago, Mrs. jackson of New York, City
and the Mesdames Louis Schwarz,
Shirley Tuck and Goodrich Of Eagle.
An interested and interesting visit
or to Glenwood this week is Joe Cas-
sely, assistant superintendent of the
American Transfer Co. of Los Angeles,
! who is busy shaking hands with old ac
quaintances and talking over old times.
Three years ago Cassely who is for
mer member Of the navy, was working
for the Voorhees, livery here and was
known to everyone as Brutus, nick
name the memory Of which he still
eherishes. From here he went to the
coast and since then has risen to one
of the most responsible and remuner-
| ative positions with the big transfer
company. He has many friends here
who heartily congratulate him on the
way he has made fortune come his way.
Cassely expects to remain here several
DAYS yet.
From Fridays Daily Post.
D. Hughes Of Aspen is registered at
the Grand.
Mira Charles W. Bishop of Denver is
guest at the Colorado.
H. H. Robbins of Colorado Springs is
Glenwood visitor.
Mrs. Bird and family Of Webb City,
No., are in Glenwood for a vacation
stay Of several weeks duration.
Agent Finney Of the Globe Express
Co., at Victor, Colo, is spending a few
days in the city.
! Warranty deed-Fred Garner to W.
H. Coppam and R. c. Coppard. Lot IL,
| h1nak Oa G1or~nns4 Qpripoy Con..lnr