The Glenwood post., 1909-08-14


tor in the University of Colorado at
Boulder, was in this city the fore part
of the week seeking students for the
coming school year at the college.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
served ice cream and cake Tuesday
evening on the F. C. Ewing lawn. The
band boys We're present and assisted
in entertaining the crowd that called |
for the popular summer refreshments |
One of the fastest eastern slope |
teams will be here tomorrow and will |
try conclusions with the locals. The
Pine Crest team has great reputation,
but it is believed that when they return
home they will have lost all hopes of
championship honors.
Engineer George B. Prince of Den
yer has been in this city the past few
days looking over various maps at the
court house. Mr.. Prince is the Denver
engineer employed by the city council
to make number of estimates on
fumes, water plants, etc.
According to reports, there is a small
| sized strike among the marble cutters
at Marble. The Marble Age does not
| fail to let all know on which side of
| the fence it is on in the affair and pre-.
| diets that the so called strike will soon
! be thing of the past.
Elmer Cantrell left Wednesday night
for Denver where he will become ex
press messenger for the Globe Express
company. John Barry, who has been
spending the past few months in
Glenwood, will take the place of Can.
trell in this city for the company.
Will Cooper of Henderson. Ia, ar
rived in Glenwood Monday and after
spending few hours with friends here,
Mrs. n. NJ. Hubbard Mr. Cooper is
a nephew of Isaac Cooper, who bore
the distinction of having assisted in
the starting of Genwood
Randy Ballinger has this week re-
ceived an offer to Join the pitching
| - Al
accept. He was also asked by Fort
Collins to umpire the three games the
sheep feeders will play In the peach
city, but as we have games here on the
same dates, he cannot Jumps for
them.
w. P. Kennedy returned from Idaho
Monday and has spent the week with
his family in this city. W. P. says
the country around Hagerman is the
finest in the whole world and that he
is doing nicely with his paper, the
Hagerman Sun. He expects to move
his family to Idaho in the near future.
| j. p. Smith, local manager of the
Western Union Telegraph company
office, expects to move with his family
, to La Junta next week, where he will
accept similar position for the compa
ny. The change is made for the benefit
of Mrs. Smith, health. - Miss Pansy
| Silver fnrmnrlt, nf o;t
has had charge of the office in LaJunta
will come to Glenwood and become man.
ager of the local office.
Judge II. L. Brown of Claremore,
Okla, who arrived in this city few
weeks ago for visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. w Smith at Hotel Glenwood, return.
ed this week from side trip to Salt
Lake City. He stopped in Grand June
tlon and looked over the big fruit or
chards and said 'They are fine, but
| am used to the plains where we can
see thousands of acres and these val.
leys look so small to me-
In the list of those successfully pass.
ing the recent state bar examination,
= the Ecll known bah player, Joe
harst, who was with Glenwood couple
of seasons. Randy Ballingcr belonged
to the same Boulder class with Garst
and in looking over the list he finds
that every member of his class pass
to take it. There We're thirty in the
last year class and the twenty.nine
will soon hang out their shingles and
begin settling long standing law suits.