The Glenwood post., 1909-10-16
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

pyterlah church, nut VINO mas been III
Grand Junction for several weeks, ar
rived Wednesday to visit with his wife
at tile home of her parents, Mr.. ami
Mrs. w. II. Richardson. Rev Rice has
accepted a call and will soon take up
his work in Ouray.
AL. Gourlev of Grand Junction ana
one of the leading morticians of the
peach city, is here and will have full
charge of the Farnum establishment
during the latter's absence. Mr. Gour
ley haS been in Glenwood on similar
mission on at least two former occp-
sions and his work has always met
with entire approval
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Miss Anna Phelps, sister of Dr. Il. NJ
Phelps of this city, who some time ago
quite severely sprained her ankle while
on d visit to her brother at FIT. Robin
son, Wyoming. is now able to discard
her crutches and has returned to her
work as teacher in the U. S. Indian
| school at Phoenix, Arizona.
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Mortcian Gourley was called to Ea-
gle Wednesday to prepare the remains
of Charles Morris for shipment to Las
Animas. Mr.. Morris died in Eagle
Tuesday at the home of his niece, Mrs.
Merriman, of miners consumption, at
the age of sixty years. His remains
we're shipped to Las Animas, where he
had been leading grocer for some time.
Mrs. Russey, who for many years
was a resident of Glenwood, has return
ed from Seattle ana will probably
spend the winter here at the home of
Miss Amelia Williams Her children
are now both married, the daughter
living in Seattle and the son in Cali
ente, Nevada. where he is engaged in
railroad work.
w. II. Farnum left Tuesday for Hell
ena, Mont, from which point he will
work the surrounding territory and
supply the needy with post hole dig
gers. He is confident that the new
digger is by far the best ever placed
on the market and that he will meet
with ready sales. Mr.. Farnum OWNS
large chunk of stock in the company
putting out the digger and thus is given
added reason for pushing the sales.
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The Glenwood high school boys have
received a message from Prof. Thomp
son, who was a member of the last
years faculty of the Glenwood school,
in which he says he will give them 4
handsome engraved cup if they sue
ceed in winning the football cham
pionship of the western slope this year.
The boys announce that they will sure
capture that cup as they believe they
have it on all the other teams of the
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Just how Glenwood business man
can secure his envelopes of the govern
ment and at the same time ask the
local papers to roast the fellow who
sends to Chicago for his groceries is
puzzle. Yet we are told that several of
the business men prefer to send away
for their stationery when by getting II
here they would be helping the man
who spends his money with them.
Plenty of room for the business man TO
do some thinking along this line.
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VIM. Dinkle was Glenwood visitor
Tuesday of this week Mr.. Dinkle at
tended the last meeting of the Glenwood
Board of Trade and announced that
Carbondale would have to get move
on and organize similar body. He AMI
Mayor Weant of Carbondale returned
to their home and the following morn
ing began the steps necessary to form
ing the Carbondale Board of Trade and
already they are on the map. With
every town in the county having such
an organization and county organiza-
tion to direct the work Of each local,
much good is bound to result.