The Glenwood post., 1909-04-24

ernment Land which she filed on about
is months ago. Mrs. Stuart says the
Montezuna valley, though new and IN
developed, will one day be one of the
richest sections in Colorado
L. E. Kouns, of Ironton, Ohio, arriv-
ed in this city this week to assist his
brother-in-l law, Marion Atkinson, ii
set ettling up the estate of the late Fred
Atkinson. 1t is his first trip to this
part of the west, and he Is delighted
with the natural beauties of Glenwood.
He hopes to make trip through the
Grand valley fruit lands before his re-
turn to his eastern home.
| The Denver University boys who
were here Monday looking over the
site for fall training ground for the
university football squad, reported
Brusse to be getting along fine in the
| school work. They say he thinks there
is no place as good as Glenwood, and
they expect to hear of him taking first
train for Glenwood as soon as the term
comes to q close.
1t has been reported that the Lead
vile high school baseball team expects
to wallop the life out the Glenwood
boys at the local grounds this after
noon. Leadville has never defeated the
locals in a game of baseball and FOR
them to set up a claim at this late day
that they are going to win is poor stuf'
The locals will defeat them with more
ease than they did Aspen last Satur-
day.
One of the most interesting post
cards ever received in the city WAS
droppsed into G. NJ Keck's box last
Wednesday morning. 1t came from hie
brother, who IS with the military de-
partmem of the German government
and is a fine view of the business sec
,ion of Munich. In addition to the
buildings and the people on the streets,
the Zeppelin air-ship is clearly pictured
as it appeared while passing over the
city
Alph Stephens came down from his
ISweetw water ranch Monday and brought
with him a number of rustic walking
sticks, which he had Just finished. hc
had one made especially for Sig Olson,
who is not yet able to walk without af-
tificial help. Sig very much appre'
eiated the kind thoughtfulness which
prompted the offer, but hopes, as do all
his friends, that he may soon be able
to discard the new prop.
Thomas Kendrick. who left this city
some weeks ago with his daughter, that
he might try the invigorating sea
hrcczes on the Pacific coast, has Amos
d. .eided to make California his future
home. According to letters received in
this city, he is getting much stronger
and the salt air has had beneficial
effect on his nervous system He and
Miss Alice are stopping in a cottage
at Long Beach, and both are thorough
" enjoying the change to the lower al
titude.
Erica Lodge Order of Eastern Star,
held pleasant social in Masonic hall
Wednesday evening, in compliment OF
Miss Finley, and the local artists who
assisted in the production of "Mr.
Bob at the opera house last Friday
evening. Cards constituted the enter
tainment of the evening, and toward
the close delicious refreshments were
served, after which some time was
spent with tatiOns, stories and mus
ic. The affair was one Of delightful
interest throughout.
Rexy Bryant, chief of the local fire
department, announces that the excit-
ing talks at the board of trade meeting
a couple of weeks ago has not resulted
in the securing of any new members to
the department. The business men
should offer some inducement to the
boys. Offer prizes for various con-
tests to be pulled off between the
teams and provide a reading room and
suitable place for the boys to meet
They certainly deserve this much at
the hands of the people, whose proper
ty they are always ready to save from
| destruction by fire. Who will be the
first 10 offer prize for a race between
tho hose teams?