The Glenwood post., 1909-01-23

Denver.
John Gerbsz, of Aspen, is spending
few davs in this city.
Mrs. Benbow, wife of the foreman of
the roundhouse at Cardiff, was in Glen
wood Thursday.
f. B. Parker and family have novel
to their ranch at GEan'l Valley
Verne Lee, a well known hay, grain
and feed dealer of Grand Junction, was
in Glenwood between trains, Tuesday.
Dr.. w. G. Lockard will shortly make
trip to the capital on business, pleasure
and politics.
Three new lawyers in town. Whoy
Cliff Rowe, Jimmie Bell and Judge
l5eardsley. Go around and take n look
at their shingles.
B. b. Francis, connected with the
Sanitarium staff, returned Wednesday
from business trip to Denver. B. b.
is well liked by all the patients at tn !,
Sanitarium, who were glad to have him
return.
J M. Silver, of the Silver Shoe 4
Clothing Co., is travelling to New York
and Chicago, purchasing goods for the
spring opening.
Harry. Williams and Michael Mine
man are around town again, after being
for the past several months confined to
the sanitarium with rheumatism.
Gilbert Ewell, representing the Rid
enour- Baker Grocery company, passed
through Glenwood Tuesday en- route for
Aspen, on business.
Clarence Augustine, who was injured
at Shoshone, some time ago, and has
since been recuperating in Aspen, ar
rived in this city Tuesday, where he
will rest up for while before return
ing to Shoshone.
Messrs. Lambert and Francis Lowry,
members of the staff of the Aspen
Times, together with three or four other
redheaded kids put in couple of hours
splashing about the pool, last Sunday
They report the water hotter than the
hinges of Hades, but then, the wstc.
had help, speaking hirsutely
Louis Meyer, special staff correspond
ent of the Denver Times, was in Glen
wood the fore part of the week, cover
ing the wreck for his paper. He was
accompanied by Mrs Meyer, leaving
for Grand Junction Tuesday over the
Midland.
William Martin, brother of Sergeant
Martin, of Covington KY, arrived "
Glenwood Wednesday He assured the
Sergeant, who is lying at the sanitnr
iuIn as a result of injuries sustained il
the wreck, that another officer is e'
route to Seattle after the prisoner ht
was after when Inflated No. 3 crashed
into the freight
A. L. Gourley of Grand Junction, who
assisted Mortician Farnum in caring fol
the bodies of the wreck victims, return
cd home Wednesday. Mr.. Farnum !.
not now actively engaged in the under
taking business, having a fruit farr
near Grand Junction, but still retain.
his license as an embalmer.
| 81 Herwick was around town thi.
week. A surgical operation was per
formed on his nose by DIR. Smith OF
Wednesday, which afforded the popula,
Republican candidate for sheriff mucl
relief. Mr.. Herwick expects to star
work on contract for an irrigatio,
| ditch at Rife creek in the near future
Surveyor Allen, of Devereux & Co.
, has completed the preliminary work oI
the proposed trolley at Grand Junction
and the work of grading aud ballastin,
will proceed as the weather permits
Our sister metropolis of the Grand val
ley expects to have cars changing abou
her streets by the first of next August
The probabilities are that one of tn
mysteries of the Grande river has beal
solved. In finding the body of a maj
in the river at Canon creek, six mile
from this city, a week ago Friday, !
is believed that the man Sullivan, VIII
essayed to walk across the river at tn