The Glenwood post., 1909-01-30

Pierce Conleer was in this city Tues
day
George Edinger is taking an extended
rip through the east.
+. E. Sweet of Carbondale was
Glenwood visitor the fore part of the
week.
FOR SALE-One dining room set and
one double bed. Call at 1872 Bennett
avenue.
TN. Gibb and wife came down from,
Redstone Monday, and spent a few days
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Darrow left for
Denver early Monday morning, via the
d. 4. R. G.
1t is reported that the Midland has
secured a number of engines of the
Burlington.
Attorney j. W. Dolison has returned
from Aspen. where he spent several
days attending to business Affairs.
1t is reported that two light engines
bumped at Sellar few nights ago.
The iron horses are in the repair shop as
a result.
Walter Knight, who is working for
the Midland at Cardiff came to Glen
wood Tuesday night to attend "In
Wyoming
T. p Goeghegan spent Sunday last
in Aspen. While there he sang in the
Wheeler opera house to very large
and appreciative crowd of Aspen 8 lead
ing theater goers.
Miss Maud Connor daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Connor of New Castle,
came to Glenwood last Sunday morning,
and spent the day and night with Mr..
and Mrs. W. w. Carpenter. She return
ed to her home Monday.
Miss Florence Kinsie, who has been
I attending high school and making her
home with her grandmother, at the
corner of Ninth street and Blake ave.
was called to Denver last Saturday.
The message calling her to the capital
city told of the death of her mother.
| Engine % of the Midland was piled
in the ditch at Cardiff Monday evening
of this week. 1t was pulling off the
"Y' and an open switch, which is said
to have been unprotected by the red
light, and which was unnoticed by the
engineer, threw the engine on the short
rail, thus causing the accident.
! Owing to the snow and ice along its
tracks from Redstone to Cardiff, the
Colorado Midland was practically help
less the fore part of this week, as well
as several days last week, and could
not keep the necessary supply of coal
for the coke ovens at Cardiff. This ne
cessitated the closing of the ovens on
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week
About fifty men were thus given a
short vacation.
Miss Rose Graham, the nurse, receiv-
ed bad fall on the icy walk last Sun
day. When picked up and examinsd
by a physician it was found tha. she
had suffered a Potts fracture Her
ankle was thrown out of place and a
small bone broken. She has been nurs-
ing +. II. A. Lyle, during his attack
of pneumonia, and although the acci-
dent worked great hardship on her,
she continued her duties.
J. l.. Craig, who for some time has
| made MS home IN tins city and while
here sold high grade of home emade
sausage, will leave this city Sunday for
SAX Lake, where he will engage in the
same business on n much larger scale.
Although he built up a very good busi-
ness in this city he feels that thefield
is too small. His sausage gave first
class satisfaction the restaurant and ho.
tel men speaking very highly Of it.
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Kenneth Chisholm of New Castle
was in this city last Sunday getting in
touch with the powers that be. He is
seeking appointment as assistant mine
inspec; or for this district. Mr.. CHS
holri i not only one of the best math