The Glenwood post., 1908-09-19

See the latest fashions in ladies
wearing apparel at Madam, Buffehr =.
Palace rooms.
Just arrived. An elegant assortment
of ladies' suits, gowns, hats, waists
and novelties, Palace rooms.
A fine collection of views displayed
by H. G. Overlook at the fair grounds
will attract much attention. They are
not in the competition, else some of
the exhibitors might feel discouraged.
DR.. Thompson came over from Car
diff this afternoon to attend to bust
ness matters in connection with the big
brick company in which he is heavily
interested.
Location certificates-F. w. Mallory
and Otis A. Mallory on the B. X. and
o. and C. lode claims. +. w. Mallory,
Otis A. Mallory and Kent Smith on
the |. and l.. lode claim.
William J. James of Leadville who
underwent serious operation at the
sanitariam three weeks ago was able
to leave the institution today. having
practically recovered, and will return
to his home Sunday.
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to those who so kindly assisted
us during the illness, death and burial
of our beloved husband and father.
MRS. J. HIGGINS and DAUGHTER.
Warranty deed-F. w. Popple to
John G. Lewis. Lots 13 to "a inclusive
in block 3, lots II to 26 in block 10.
lots 5 and 6 in block l, lot in block
of Grand Valley, together with pro
portionate water rights. Consideration
$l77O.
Owing to lack of water thrown on
the ruins the fire at the coal chutes
of the Rio Grande is cooling very slow
w, but as soon as things are in shape
to begin the clearing away of the de
bris preparations will be made to re
build the chutes.
Warranty deed-Farmers Land Co.
to John NJ. Huber. The southeast quar-
ter of the southeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter and the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter OF the
southeast quarter of section l, town
ship south. range 90. Consideration
$4,000.
James Moorehead and Bert Dow of
the baseball team have been appointed
night watchmen at the fair grounds
and any luckless prowler in that vlci-
nity is liable to get plugged full of
baseballs or hit with a'wagon tongue
bat.
The baseball boys are making great
preparations for the dance Saturday
evening which will be the last baseball
ball of the season. There will be many
novelties including the popular moon
light dances and the way the tickets
are selling a great success is assured.
There are a lot of people in Glen
wood who are nursing their appet1tes
in anticipation of the barbecue to-
morrow noon at the fair grounds and
it is feared that the crowd will eat up
everything in sight except possibly, the
steel rails that will be used as broilers.
Today was one of the windiest days
in months and the wind at times at
tanned almost the velocity of cyclone.
Awnings left down were in danger of
being torn to pieces but the only one
which suffered was that in front of
Edinger's ticket office. No other dam
age was reported.
Burt Siddons, the popular Colorado
college ball player who is finishing the
season with the locals, showed some
class as a sprinter at Grand Valley
Yesterday winning the foot race against
a large field of competitors. The five
he got will buy candy for the girl, he
says.
S. X. Henshey, of Trenton, Mo-, ar
rived here last evening and will take
the body of his son, Sam C. Hershey,
who was shot Saturday by Dominica
Bucci. back to their home for burial.