The Glenwood post., 1909-10-30

week with Referee Taylor and hear
/ ing on the same has been set for No
yember -.
Miss Earsom of Chicago arrived here
this week from Denver and has accept
ed a position with Madame Frantz and
will have charge of the millinery de
partment,
IL. c. Pattison of Carbondale visited
Glenwood Thursday on business. NJ.
| Pattison has recently purchased the
Banning tract adjoining the town of
| Carbondale.
Five ears of ore from the mines at
Aspen were derailed four miles this
side of Carbondale on Wednesday
morning of this week. Spreading rails
caused the mixup.
Mrs. Carrie Hill of Rangely Colo,
was here this week and appeared as
contestant against r. d. Clinard of
Mack. She contested his right to 4
redemption claim.
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Mrs Elizabeth Tully left Thursday
evening for Denver with her little
grandson, Hughie Stewart, who will
spend the winter with his aunt, Mrs
Steve McDermott.
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Mrs Ezra Flemming and brother,
Bert Abrams, returned Thursday from
Meeker where they had been attending
court in a case regarding the estate of
the late Ezra Fqemming.
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Mrs. H. W. Smith expects to leave
Sunday evening for Claremore. Okla,
where she will visit with her sister
Mrs, Smith announced that she might
remain through the winter.
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Charles Burns visited in Aspen the
fore part of the week While in the
Silver Camp he attended the wedding
of Richard German of La Junta and
Miss Helen Byron of Aspen.
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Mrs. w. R. Vance of Grand Valley
returned to her home yesterday morning
after short visit with her sister, Mrs.
Carl Hcdrick. She was accompanied
to her home by her mother, Mrs. Mohn.
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Mrs. Ozburn, county superintendent
of schools, left yesterday morning for 4
visit to the schools in the Cattle crecl,
country. She returned Thursday from
the Peach Valley country, where she
visited the schools, and announced that
all were doing excellent work.
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Mrs. j. Wulfsohn has our thanks for
leaving at this Office a quantity of
mammoth potatoes of excellent quality.
They were grown on the big Wulfsohn
ranch almost adjoining the Glenwood
townsite, and thoroughly demonstrates
the adaptability of our soil for spud
culture.
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The Korn bungalow in North Glen
wood is just about completed and the
family Will move into the same the first
of next week. This is one of the very
nice residences in Glenwood, commodi-
Gus, well built and nicely arranged. J.
w. Gibson was the contractor.
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Jess sherman of Eagle and one of th,.
"big potato men" of that section was
in Glenwood this week. He said they
had excellent crops of spuds and oats
in that section this year and that the
quality was up to the high standard of
former years.
Prof. A. c. King of Fruita, the blind
poet Of the Rockies, delighted the con
gregation at the Methodist church las.
Sunday with flute solos, both morning
and evening. His rendition of the Holy
City Sunday evening was especially
appreciated. Miss Altman played the
piano accompaniment.
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Il. A. Sunderlin, of the Antlers Orch
ard Development company, after visit
ing the company's big project in the
Silt-Antlers country and spending
Thursday night in Glenwood left yester-
day morning for Grand Junction where
he is interested in the building of an
electric road from Palisade to Fruita.
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c. L. Hubbard, county clerk and re-
corder, who spent several days in the
Elk creev mining section last weeg. an
nounces that he thinks the nrnsne.ts