The Glenwood post., 1909-07-31


Sunday. He is working hard to get |
the Garfield county fruit men to send |
big exhibits to the apple show and it !
is to be hoped that his hopes are rea-
lized
The members of the Modern Wood |
men of America, announce that they |
are having a series of fine meetings. |
AT the last meeting, four new mem.
bers were secured and four are ready
and waiting the mysteries, which will |
be shown them next Wednesday even
ing
Mrs. Ruth Bryan Leavitt, who has
beeu spending the past two weeks at |
Hotel Colorado, left Monday night for
Denver. Before her departure, she an
nouneed that she would return to Glen
wood about August tenth for visit |
at the Napier home.
Edwin w. Davis of Illinois has ae-
eepted 4 position as clerk in the local |
land office during the rush season. His
wife is in Colorado Springs and wheth-
er or not they will move to Glenwoo1 |
depends upon the length of time that
Mr. Davis is needed in the Glenwood |
office.
Mrs. Susan Smith and Miss Sadie |
Bailar of Salida, the latter daugh |
ter of d. I. Bailar of this city, and
Miss Ida Whyte of Leadville left Tues
day morning for Grand Junction and
Ouray where they will visit before re.
turning to their homes While here
they were the guests of Lewis Bailar
and family on Bennett avenue.
1t was reported here Tuesday that
Grand Junction sports were willing to
bet three to one that their team took
three straight from Glenwood in the
series that begins here this afternoon
and continues tomorrow and Monday.
Several of the Glenwood fans began
to dig up big rolls of green backs and
flash messages over the telephone.
John Nurnberg, an old time resident
of Carbondale, died last Sunday after
short illness. His remains were in
tered in the Carbondale cemetery.
His death followed a peculiar accident.
1t is said he was walking along path
and stumbled over wire that was
stretched across and in falling he in
iured his groin and died from the in
juries.
| John II. Guilfoil, Grand Commander
of the Knight Templars of Colorado
accompanied by Thomas J. Forehan,
Grand Warder, were here from Trini.
dad last Friday night and Saturday.
A meeting was held Friday night aud
the Knight Templar and knights OF
Kamm of New Castle. Mr. Guilfoil
also made very pleasant address to
! the Knights who were present. Both
gentlemen left on Saturday night for
| Grand junction.
Considerable rivalry was displayed
on the register at Hotel Grand the fore
part of the week. J. R. Munro and wife
| came up from Rife and registered as
being from "The Home of the Big Red
APPLE Later. R. P. Luxen of Marble
came to the Grand and noticing the
claim of his Rifle friends, placed his
name and gave his address as "Where
is found the largest known deposit of
marble in the world" No doubt 9th
ers who signed the Grand register were
attracted by the above and thus .
novel method of advertising was EN-.
ployed by the Marble and Rifle boost
ers
DIR. Mccartney has made several
trips to nearby towns in his auto and
it is claimed that rain nearly always
falls while he is out. On Sunday be
made trip to Redstone and on the re-
turn saw small cloud and decided to
outrun the rain and get to Carbondale
ahead of it. He was making record
time along the Boulevard. when he
overlook Mr. Patterson of Carbondale.
The latter pulled up and tried to get
his horses to the side of the road, but
in doing so, the buggy hit a stump, the
horses became frightened and away
they went at two-forty clip. The
buggy was badly damaged and "Doc."
was delayed until the rain fell in buck.
etfulls before he reached Carbondale.