The Glenwood post., 1909-04-24

Sheriff Wilmoth took Joe Sweeney
to the reform school at Buena Vista
Sunday. Sweeney was convicted of
forgery at this term of the district
court.
Edward Voegle of Town Linn, NV
York. left Monday after spending sew
eral days at the Grand. While here he
took the baths and reported himself as
being in fine shape when he left.
DR.. and Mrs. J. E. Cook and Mrs.
Mary Berger, of Cleveland, Ohio, were
among our visitors from the east Tues
day of this week.
J. p. Munro and wife were incoming
passengers from Marble on Tuesday
morning of this week. They registered
at the Grand
A small slide of rock and dirt delay
ed west bound passenger No. on the
Grande. Tuesday. The slide occurred
Just this side of Shoshene.
Joe Boersting, of Aspen, formerly
of this city and Eagle, came to this
city last Saturday. He occupied
prominent place on the bleachers dur.
ing the game between the high school
teams.
c. D. Barnes and wife returned Sun.
day night from California, where the
former went for his health. Mr..
Barnes reports having gained about
fifteen pounds while on the coast.
Charles Lancaster of Leadville, who
spent several days here taking the
baths, returned to his home in the
Cloud City this week.
Judge Rucker of Aspen who attend
cd district court here ..s; week. re
turned to his home SatLrit~ night
When he left here he was not at all
well but was reported better this wee...
While at the Reform school at Buena
Vista last Sunday, Sheriff Wilmoth
spoke to young lad and asked him
why he was there. The boy replied:
"Well / went too far with horse. -
This was the whole story He had
| gone too far.
| Mrs. Ed. Everett Jr. sang two very
beautiful solos at the First Presby-
terian church Sunday. Ono in the
morning and the second at the evening
service. She has a beautiful voice and
her voice control was far beyond the
average.
California s gambling law went into
effect Tuesday of this week Some
have claimed that the law favors the
pool rooms and that this may be over
come, a stringent law against pool
room betting has been introduced and
will probably pass in record time.
II. G. Brown, of near Rifle, came to
this city Tuesday night. He reports
farm work going along nicely in his
section, and says the farmers are doing
a good deal of plowing. The cold
weather has not damaged the fruit in
the Rifle country, as the buds are only
beginning to swell.
/ Another Glenwood man has entered
the "giving game,'' and come to the
relief of the local high school team.
Last Saturday, c. NJ. -Keck, city agent
for the Colorado Midland, gave the
boys half dozen spaulding "Gold
Medal" bats. This gives the boys a
nice outfit of material with which TO
skin the other high school baseball
teams during the present season
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| The recital, dramatic and musical, by
Mrs; Mariella D. Martin, and Antoin-
cite NJ. Mason, will be given at the
Methodist Episcopal church on Friday,
April, 80, at p. m. A rare treat is in
store for the Glenwood public, and we
trust that splendid audience VIII
greet these ladies, as they come before
us for the first time.
The first official act Of the new city
council at Colorado Springs came in
the shape of a refusal to grant n Ii.
quor license to the druggists.
In spite of the disgusting tactics Of