The Glenwood post., 1909-06-19

Mrs c. c. Miller and her daughter,
Mrs. Hotfmeister of Rifle are spending
a few days in Glenwood and expect 20
remain until after Strawberry Day.
E. n. Mallery and family have NOV
ed to Glenwood from the plaster mill
on Cattle creek and are occupying one
nue..
Gavin's big ice and storage plant
will soon be completed and we will
soon see the big cakes of crystal ice
turned out at the rate of ten tons per
day.
Mrs o. P. DeFord and son, Teddy,
arrived Thursday night from Twin
Lakes. They expect to remain in Glen
wood several days that they may take
the baths.
Misss Mary Shaw of Trinidad who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. Young
of Cardiff spent day this week with
the Misses Carrie and Bessie Thomas of
GlenwoOd.
L.. E. Brown has accepted the posi-
ton in the First National bank made
| vacant by the recent resignation OIL
| Ed, Ewing who is now cashier of the
State Bank of New Castle.
Clara Miller and Charmion Richter
returned Thursday evening from Grano
Junction. They came to take in the
big Strawberry Day celebration.
Mrs Elizabeth Tully last Saturday
accompanied her sister, Mrs frison as
far as Denver on her return to her
Wyoming home. Mrs. Tuliy expects t"
remain couple weeks in Denver.
A renort has been received to the
effect that Roy Willett has been releas-
ed bv the Portland team of the Coast
league. Another report has it that koy
mixed it with one of the jumps and was
nloced on the bench for n short season.
A. j. Dickson has gone to Pueblo to
soc his mother who is believed to be
diving. at least the latest reports lndi-
cate that she cannot recover. Mrs
Dickson is known to several of our
citizens having visited here several
seasons
| DIR. Braden of Carbondale recently
removed a cancerous growth from the
nose of Joe McLarning, the wellknown
| Cattle creek ranchman. Mr.. McLarn-
! ing's friends will be pleased to know
that he is improving nicely and viii
soon be about his business aS though
nothing had happened.
Jerry Holland, well known by Glen
wood people, died AT lis home near Wol-
| colt, the fore part of the week His
pieces. the Misses Holland of Bennett
! avenue, this city. were called Monday
and left for Wolcott. The remains
were Inferred in the Leadville Genet
cry.
Orson Adams of Grand Junction and
well known all over the state, was mt
by a ball while the players were warm
| ing up in the peach city last Sunday
and sustained painful injuries. AT last
report he was getting along nicely and
his friends believed he would be able
for his bank work again in the near tu-
| ture. ,.kVIi
At the regular llo clock service at
| the PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday morn
ing the pastor will preach on the sub
iect, "God Hath Spoken which Will
be discussion of inspiration. In the
evening at 8 O'Clock the subject viii
be "Much Ado About College Profes-
| sors.'' and the sermon will refer to
recent article in the Cosmopolitan,
sermon by I; Denver pastor, and an
article in a local paper.
| The Rev. Geo. f. Wharton left Tues
| day night for Salt Lake City, where he
expected to attend the conservation OF
| Dean Brewster to the bishopric. FROM
there he started for Philadelphia to Wis
it with his people for few days. We'd
nesday, June %. he intends to go to
New Haven, Conn He is to be mar
ried in st. Paul s church, Friday after