The Glenwood post., 1908-09-26
'Clenwood News

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From Saturdays Daily Post.
EiHs Mexican drawn work; 909 Colo
ado avenue. ll-l7tf
Cheap money and plenty of it. De-
Ian & Co.
Mrs. Otto Barton has practically full
ly recovered from the injuries received
in runaway accident two weeks ago.
Warranty deed-Layfette Butler to
Giles 8. Butler. Thirty inches of water
through the Rifle creek canon ditch
from the Eva Graham water right
Now il the time to buy ranches or
town property. DeLan & Co. have
some bargains.
The Grand Valley band is certainly
willing to give the people their
moneys worth and their playing on the
streets has been appreciated.
Agent Finney of the Globe Express
at Victor has returned home after de-
irving great benefit from couple of
weeks stay here taking the baths.
P. X. Barthell who has spent several
weeks in Eagle county was in Glen
wood today and this morning left on
the Midland for New Castle. Mr.. Bar
thell will engage in the buying and
shipping of hay, grain and potatoe7
from Carbondale, Eagle and the Gyp
sum valley country.
United States patents Re
veil on lot IL, section and the north
half of the northwest quarter of sec
tion 8, township south, range 95. Al.
bert J. Smith on the south half of the
southwest quarter of section 81 and
north half of northwest quarter of sec
tion %, township 5 south, range 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Grubb of Santa
Ana who have been visiting the family
Of E. II. Grubb at Mt. Sopris Farm
are in Glenwood today attending the
Tri-county fair. Mr.. Grubb was for
merly an enthusiastic booster for the
fairs in this county in the days when
the Farmers club originated the idea
of a district fair for the three conn
ties Of Pitkin, Garfield and Eagle.
Most of the ministers who were in
attendance at the cOnvocation of the
Western Colorado diocese of the Epis-
copal church left for their homes last
evening. The convocation was sue.
\ cess in every way and will mark a new
era Of growth and prosperity for the
new diocese.
From Mondays Daily Post.
The dance given by the baseball boys
Saturday evening was one of the
pleasantest and best attended affairs of
the summer. And the team netted
neat sum.
A marriage license was issued today
to Dan Mclaughlin of Redstone and
Miss Catherine Rumley of Grand juno
tion and the couple proceeded at once
to the office of Judge Hedden who
clinched the nuptial knot.
Today is the fifth anniversary of the
opening of the Citizens National bank
and in honor of the event Cashier
George H. Bell will take ten day va
cation, his first since the bank opened
which he will spend in the Grand Val
lev and at Grand Junction.
C. r. Mccarthy went to Shoshone
yesterday and brought down with him
his cousin, Matt Leahey, timekeeper' for
the power company, who had his leg
badly lacerated two or three days ago
by being run down by car in tun-
mel. The injured man is being cared for
at his cousin 8 home but his injuries are
not such as will keep him indoors for
long.
Everyone who attended the fair was
high in praise of the way Charlie Lum-
lev and his assistants ran off the races.
There WASH It hitch or an idle moment
in the entire two days, and not pro-
test against the decisions of the judges.