The Glenwood post., 1909-01-23

Grand, spent several Gays Ii tHe- AP4saA
this week on business.
AL Coulter left for Denver Monday
night, where he attended the stock show
now in session.
Mrs d. X. Terrence, SISTER Of Mrs.. y.
7. Napier, arrived in this city Monday
from Grand Junction.
Caspar hartman, the well known pur-
veyor of coal in Eagle, spent last Sat
urday and Sunday in Glenwood.
Grand Junction and return, Feb. 10
and IL, $4.25. The Nidlaad Route.
DIR. Horan left for Denver Monday,
where he will perform L delicate opera
alton at one of the hospitals of tn,
Capital.
George Swaggert, a prosperous nA1sh-
er of the Roaring Fork, returnes from
accompanying a shipment of cattle 10
Denver this week.
1t was payday ON the Rio Grande
Saturday night.The car tied up here,
and distributed the coin OF the realm
to all the boys.
Superintendent of Schools J. II.
Troendly, of Eagle county, Sheriff Far
mum and Coroner Gilpin, were at the
Hotel Glenwood Saturday and Sunday
last, returning to Red Cliff Sunday
night.
Karl P. Bickell, managing editor of
the Grand Junction Daily News and
Mr.. Mulligan, his assistant editor,
came up to Glenwood Saturday to get
the story of the wreck for their paper.
Many of the ladies' of Glenwood at
once offered their services as nurses
when the wounded were brought to this
city, and have rendered great aid 20
the physicians and surgeons.
A large crowd turned out to root for
the local boys in their contest with
Leadville, last Saturday night. A
feature of the game was the singing Of
several popular songs, with words OF
local flavor, by the High School girls.
Dal DeWeese, the well known hunter
and sporting man of Canon City visited
his ranch ON Cannon Creek, after es-
Gaping from the wreck. Mr. DeWeese
rendered signal service in preventing
the wreckage catching fire, by enlist
ing band to hurl snow on the flames.
District Court to satisfy tax deed OBJ
tanned by c. A. King, in which n. D.
Penny is interested. The result Of this
case will be watched with interest, in
order to ascertain whether tax titles
covering land in this county are good
or not 1t will be test case
c. G. Martin has purchased the IN
terest of Frank Ewing in the pool and
billiard hall on Eighth street, near the
corner of Cooper avenue, and, assisted
by his son, will conduct the business
on the same high plane as characterizei
it under the management of Mr.. Ewing
j. W. Howard, employed by the Mid
land in the Cardiff yard, was slightly
injured last Sunday night, while switch
ing at that place. A brakerod slipped,
allowing him to fall heavily to the
ground. He was brought to the local
sanitarium and is resting easily, with
prospects of speedy recovery
One of the sad features of the wreck
was the total destruction of family
that had purchased $l2, 900 fruit farp,
near Fruita and loaded a car with their
i:)usehold effects for shipment. The
bodies lay on a truck at the depot a.
thu cp igrant car came in.
Frank Dunn, of Nevada, formerly of
Princeton, Indiana, arrived IN Gleuwood
Tuesday night to take charge of the
bodies of his son, daughter and son in
law, who lost their lives in the Dotsero
tragedy. The dead were on their way
to join Mr.. Dunn in Nevada, when the
accident took place.
William Phlum, the popular mixer
at the Silver Club, underwent a pain
full, though fortunately not serious, op.
GRAFTON, on Tuesday last, for an ulcer
ated throat. About three weeks ago