The Glenwood post., 1908-10-03

From Mondays Daily Post.
Wanted-Some good ranch loans at
low interest DeLan & Co.
In the football game Sunday afcr-
noon, the "Scrubs'' were defeated by
the overwhelming score of 10 to o.
The "All Stars simply played all
around them and made three touch
downs.
The Leadville Herald Democrat an
| nounces that the high school football
. team of the Cloud City is putting in
some hard practice these days and says
they are coming here to secure the
scalps of the local players.
Republican headquarters have been
opened upstairs in the Dougan Block,
where Chairman Adams will be pleased
to hear from all the workers of the
county. call in and make yourself at
home and assist in electing the repub-
lican ticket.
care you going after your deer?'
This is the leading question among the
Glenwood hunters these days. Many
are making arrangements to take ad-
vantage of the open season and go to
the White river country, where the
antlered beauties are so numerous.
Sheriff Zimmerman and Joe Luxen
returned last night from Denver where
they have been attending the hearing
of the Fred Light cattle case. 1t is
reported that their cases will not come
up until decision has been reached
in the Light case.
| During the absence of w. w. Gail,
C. C. Canady is assisting in the office
of the Post. Remember that what may
not be news to you may be of great
interest to the other fellow and any
local item you may see fit to give us
will be appreciated.
E. C. Place, who for some time past
has been night clerk at Hotel Glen
wood, left this morning for Denver,
where he hopes to secure place in the
| Oxford hotel. In case he does not stay
in Denver he will go to Cripple Creek,
where he has been offered a position.
| Ernest Hudson, formerly manager
for A. Wright of Denver, has accepted
position as night clerk at Hotel Glen
wood. He arrived in this city this
morning and will assume his duties to
night. He comes highly recommended
by Denver friends.
DR. J. c. Thompson met with very
painful accident this morning. While
performing an operation on patient
his right hand was badly scalded by
the careless placing by an attendent of
a dish of hot water. 1t will probably
be several weeks before he will recover
the normal use of his hand.
Held s band of Salt Lake City
passed through Glenwood today on Rio
Grande No. 4 enroute to Albuquerque
as an escort to about hundred resi-
dents of the Mormon city who will at
tend the National Irrigation congress.
Glenwood was favored with choice
selection by the windjammers.
w. W. Gail, city editor of the Post,
left yesterday morning for Cripple
Creek where he will close up his bust
to this city. Although Mr.. Gail has only
been in the city few weeks, he has
made host of friends and all will
join in wishing them n pleasant future
among us.
The decree issued by Judge Shumate
to Jonathan Cant for water from
MANN creek, has been filed for record
with the county clerk and recorder.
BY the decree, Cant gets water for
eighty acres in southeast quarter, Sec
tion %, township Z, range 93. The
case was heard in the district court
last May.
Mrs. E. B. Harlan of Twin Lakes,
Colo, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Canady the past two weeks,
returned to her home yesterday morn
ing. While hero she took the baths
and derived great benefit from them.