The Glenwood post., 1909-05-22

ty William Smith, district 80; Richard
Preudergast, district 80, and G. ".
Taughenbaugh, district As.
W. S. Parkison closed real estate
deal Thursday whereby Mrs. C. A. Mil
van property on Cooper avenue. This
would indicate that Mr.. and Mrs. Sulli-
van expect to make their future home
on the ranch at Pagoda, Colo.
One of the many visitors represent
ing the mercantile world to stop in
Glenwood this week was W. C. Hen
drie, of the Hendrie-Stephens Rubber
company of Denver. Mr.. Hendrie, who
will be remembered by some Of our
citizens as Clyde Hendrie, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. C. A. Hendrie, spent Monday
very PLEASANTLY in this city while on
his way to Salt Lake, where he has
opened another store, his original and
principal business being in Denver.
He booked some nice orders in Glen.
wood, and at the same time renewed
some early day acquaintance.
A. J. Dickson has turned over all the
records, instruments and supplies be-
longing to the office of irrigation div.
ision engineer, for Irrigation District
No. S, to Theodore Rosenberg, who sue
ceeds to the office which Mr.. Dickson
has held for the past six years. MI.
Rosenberg has taken up the new work,
and will soon know what trouble
means. Mr.. Dickson intends to remain
in the irrigation work and has several
projects in view which he expects 20
investigate and develop as soon as pos
sible.
Miss Reba Cohn of this city has Won
the Colorado Springs Telegraph Alas
ka- Yukon contest by a total of $50, ,i65
votes, her nearest contestant in dis
trict 4 being Miss Florence Sullivan,
who received 2s7,27o. The gratifying
feature to Miss Cohn is the fact tina:
she led all the contestants in the state,
the nearest approach to her being Mrs
NJ. Q. West, of district l, who received
339,O45 votes. BY this victory, which
is the result of much hard work, Miss
Cohn has already received beautiful
goldwatch and as result of the fina
count she is to be given trip to tn
exposition at Seattle with all expense;
paid by the Telegraph Publishing Co
f. A. Sunderlin and T. f. Curtin o'
, the Antlers Orchard Development Go
, accompanied by their sales manager
. S. Bartlett, stopped couple OF even
ines this week at the Grand. The.
were plotting over the Antlers- Silt dis
, trict a party of eastern gentlemen
who, after a very careful investigation
expressed themselves as highly please
, with the possibilities of the wester1
slope in the fruit producing line. Th
strangers were Wyman Elliott, W. 5
. Elliott, NJ. V. Hills and A. p. Chase
Y all of Minneapolis.
. Mrs. Caroline Barlow, mother o
Fred A. Barlow, of this city, returne'
Monday from California, where Bh'
j. has spent the winter with her daugh
j., ter, Mrs. F. C. Sherman. Mrs. Bar
t low was accompanied by her son-in-la'
Fred Schramm. who, after scoutin
around the town for a day shaking
hands with the aequaintances of year
Q gone by, and staring Mt the many i'm
/ provements being made in Glenwood
I left for his old home in Michigan
/ where he will visit for some time be
e fore returning to his home on tn
coast.
! If the present tactics Of the Lead
n Vile school continue, athletic relation
. will be severed with that school by tn
o other schools of the western slope. Thi
, announcement was made yesterday il
q Glenwood. 1t seems that the Leadvill
Herald Democrat is ever trying to TAX
n jab ~ the Glenwood, Grand Junction
I and Aspen boys, and this year the.
;. are keeping up their record in fin
j shape. The Lcadville boys wanted t.
9 hold the meet next Saturday but Aspen
| Grand Junction and Glenwood voted t.
hold it Friday. This made the Lead
vile boys sore and they announce
through the Cloud City paper tha
, Glcnwood was trying to run the Who'll
show, and that they did NOT intend t.
take part in the meet. 1t will be re
membered that Leadville would no
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