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The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20
COURT MAKES APPOINTMENTS

After almost six weeks the supreme
court Monday announced its appoint
ments.- They are as follows:
Clerk, James R. Killian, vice Mrs. H.
G. Clark, resigned.
Reporter, E. T. Wells, vice 1. B. Mel
vile, resigned.
First Deputy, James Perchard, pres
ent incumbent.
Second Deputy, Archie White, Canon
City, vice Cornelius Westervelt, resign
ed.
Bailiff, w. T. Heiskell, Fort Morgan
vice R. W. Watson, resigned.
Bailiff, D. M. Wright, Colorado
Springs, vice Samuel L. Shirley.
Librarian, F. A. Richardson, present
incumbent.
Justice Gabbert announced that in
all he voted for the present incumbent
to retain their places.
Mr.. White, second deputy, is cous-
in of Miss Bess White, formerly of
this city.
Garfield county bosses endorsed Leo
Vincent of Boulder, for clerk, but
their wishes were ignored by the Den
yer crowd.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20
xxuoAx sun1Ep HERE

Tho remains of Silbiona Montoya,
who was killed at Red Cliff last week,
were brought to this city and placed in
tho patlors Of Mortician Farnum. The
body was inferred in Rosebud GENE
terry rueeday afternoon.
Montoya was working on the sec
tiou at Red Cliff when he was hit by
q kghs engine and killed. It is claim.
ed tho suDw was banked between the
tracks at Red Cliff until it was prac.
icaily Impossible for anyone to get off
the track in case Of danger. Other re-
prts are to the effect that the Mexi-
car and Others were waving at an
east-bousd train, snd as it passed they
stpted on ansths9 track and thus step
-pe4 in front OF the west bound light
engine.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

Warsaw, with population of $780,
900, has Just substituted electricity for
horses on its street car lines.
The cleciric fan for winter ventila
tion is Iute as important as for sum
NOR cooling.
Miss Sallie johnson has returned
from C1liy where she was called t.
minister in the Snowden case.
All the tracks of the Illinois Cen
trail within the city of Chicago will be
electrified and the use of steam loco
motives abandoned.
The twelve electric busses which
were recently placed in commission in
Philadelphia have proved very sue
cesful investments.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20
PILES PILES PILES

Williams Indian Pile Ointment
will cure Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles. 1t absorbs the tu-
mors, allays itching at cnce, acts
as a poultice, gives instant relief.
Williams Indian Pile Ointment is
prepared for piles and itching Of
the private parts. Sold by drug
gists, mail SOC and $1.00, Williams
Mfg Co, proprietors, Cleveland,
Ohio.
For sale by w. S. Parkison,
druggist and pharmacist.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

Homer Hutchinson, Of Belden, Mich,
visited in this city few days the past
week.
W. ]. Peacock and wife, of Grand
Junction, are at the Gra1d for a two
weeks' visit.
]. F. sluss, Miss Mabel Sloss, and G.
l. Danielson and wife, of Basalt, were
guests at the Genwood this week.
Elder N. H. Lee came in from Car
bondale Wednesday morning and held
the third quarterly conference of the
Methodist church Wednesday even
ing.
A picture made by II. G. Overlook
Of the three engines in the Dotsero
wreck secured first prize in the Les
lies nagAzise. The prize was IS, but
Overlook aid not get the cash, as the
picture wAs sent in by another.
10
P. T. Burns, of Carbondale, who
came here for the baths, was called
home the first of the week to attend
to business affairs. He said he was
greatly benefited by the mineral wa
ters, and will come back and complete
| ly knock out the rheumatism.
Congressman Elect Taylor and wife
returned Tueeday from California
where Mr.. Taylor went for his health
They left here Thursday night fo1
Denver From Denver they go t.
Kansas City for a short visit and will
then continue their journey to Wash
ington that Mr.. Taylor man be il
on the extra session of congress to b.
called by Mr.. Taft
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20
srr7Ds BY A DOC.

Mrs. Gay Love was bitten by dog
last Saturday and as a result she has
suffered great pain during the past
few days She is the owner Of a dog
and it and another large dog had a
fight. Mrs. Love tried to seperatc the
combaants and in the mixup was bit
ten on the hand, receiving injuries to
three of her fingers.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20
The, New York Edison company ba

Tho, New York Edison company has
about $1,000 customers on its lines ex.
tending over Manhattan Island ani
tho borough Of the Bronx. Current is
Ned through $1,000 meters, to an equiv,
pslent Of s,ooo,o 900 lamps. The electric
mceSrs taking cureot from the COM
pay figure up about $4,000 horse
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

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Charley shideler of Rifle was in this
city last Saturday.
Louis Schwarz came down fron
Eagle last Saturday.
Miss Nan r. Dutton of Rife regis
tered at the Glenwood this week.
Mrs. R. F. Briner of Grand Junction
registered at the Grand last Saturday.
C. NJ. Rulison of Grand Valley Wis
tied in this city the fore part OF this
week.
J. F. Trubaugh and Pete jennings
were arrivals last Saturday from Sill
vertOn.
w II. Totem of Manitou was an ar
rival last Sunday for short stay in
this city.
II. Bernhart and wife Of Grand
Junction registered at the Grand hst
Saturday.
Miss Llwellyn Conner entertained
few of her friends at her hosnc Last
Friday evening.
$500
Colonist Tickets to California IN foree
commencing March lst. The Midland
Route.
Sheriff WilmuEh was an outgoing
passenger on D. & R. G. number three
Tuesday morning.
George Hawley presidentof the Glen
wood Automobile company, spent last
Monday in Marble.
Pete Dapro and family have movee
to Cardiff where Pete will engage IL
the saloon business.
If you are in favor of good road
ioin the Glenwood Good Roads associ
alton and get, busy.
An obstreperous box car on the Mio
land caused No. westbound to los
some ten hours Sunday.
Druggist C. D. Barnes and Mrs
Barnes left last Sunday night for a
extended visit in California
1t is reported that Dr. W. G. Lock
ard of New Castle, who recently n
turned to the old home in Illinois wi
bring a bride back with him
Subscribe for the Post for you
eastern friends. 1t will prove . We
come visitor to them and at the sam
time you will be boosting for Garfiel
county.
Henry Foreman was hailed befor
Judge Cardneu Monday on the charg
of assault and battery. He drew ia
No. "20 and trimmings" He pal
the bill.
Mrs Claus Gloy entertained Sunda
afternoon, Mesdames John Sothan
and Herman verdick, George Hammer
ich and Mr.. and Mrs. H. .verdick, a
of -Four Mile.
W. R. Lee of Hotel Grand was i
Rifle the first Of the week He Wis
ted his ranch and announces tina
everything is in good shape for thi
years work.
George J. Hawley, president of tn
Glenwood Automobile company, wen
to Marble Monday. Mr.. Hawley is
good roads man and expects to put o
string of autos between this cit
and the Marble country during th
summer season.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20
THE LOCAL. NEWS OF GLENWOOD

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n. WNelson came down from Gyp- |
sum Tuesday.
W. F. Larson of New Castle visi-
t in the county capitol this week.
r. l.. darcy, of Rifle, registered at
the Grand Tuesday.
NJ. ]. Richards of Marble visited
friends here this week.
| J. NJ. Kellemp of Leadville, was an
arrival Tuesday at the Glenwood.
| Dan T. Kelly, of Las Vegas, N. NJ,
registered at the Glenwood Tuesday.
James J. MeNuM, of Breckenridge,
spent a few days this week in this
city.
Frank Kembell and Tom Mccartney,
Of Joplin, Mo-, are stopping at the
Grana.
H. E. King, of Colorado Springs, was
an arrival Tuesday for a short visit
with friends.
A. B. Hemingway, of Philadelphia,
Pa, was among the eastern arrivals
this week.
Editor Holmes went to Denver last
Sunday night. Mrs. Holmes and the
children left Tuesday night to spend
a few weeks in the capitol city.
William Fitzsimmons, of Leadvile
returned to his homo Monday after :
pleasant visit with friends here. Ru
NOR has it that he will return herr
and become one of us.
Frank Slinkard has installed a nea
and attractive sign in front of hi
place of business on Grand avenue. Th
affair is run by electricity, and is on
8 of the very latest patterns.
O'Neil & Richardson are said to hav
secured lease on small part o
l. the Broughton ranch east of this cit
'e and that another saloon will be oper
ed just as soon as the buildings ca
be placed in position.
n The funeral of Joe Lane, the vetel
an engineer who was killed few day
ago while bucking snow on the Uinta
g. Junction last Sunday morning. A
II cording to reports, 1t was one of tn
largest funerals ever held in tho cit,
n Thomas Kendrick, who for sever;
i. days has been in a hospital in Puebl'
!. returned to his home in this cit
IA Tuesday via D. & r. G. number thre
Mr.. Kendrick is still in very poe
health and his physicians have advi
ed complete change of climat
70 He is thinking seriously of going
- California for an extended visit.
A message was received last Satu
day evening by Al Coulter announcin
the death of JONES Ide Of Fort Mo
y gan. The deceased was former res
d dent of this city, having been engage
r. in the fruit business and also worke
IL on the Avalanche force. His thre
sons, Charley, Will and Harry, we,
working on this side Of the range 8
in the time of his death, but all imme'
il lately left for Fort Morgan. The d
It ceased was about fifty six years Of af
10 and is survived by three sons and h
wife.
Ie wANTED-Tenant of ranch Of
At acres, good range adjoining propert,
q good cabin on place, abundance {
N good water, will pay foe clearing bensl
y and care Of number Of trees On plae
e For particulars call on F. c. Ewin,
Glanvood SnrinoS 2.13-f
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

A company has just been organized
i'll Georgia with a capital of $3,0oO,OoO
for the purpose of developing Suwan-
nee falls to furnish electricity for the
operation of electric railroads to be
constructed in South Georgia and Flor
ida.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

Motorists who suffer with cold
hands while driving their cars may
have relief by using a steering wheel
provided with electric heat. An Eng
lish invention describes steering
wheel with core that carries two ell
ectrically heated coils insulated ono
from the other and from the outer
rim.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20
GLENWOOD 81
LEADVIlLE A

Glenwood, 80; eLadville, 43. Thus
the lads of the Cloud City last Satur-
day night in the latter town.
The locals attribute their defeat to
ragged team work, and the rough and
tumble play of the mountain lads. 1t
is said that a rougher game was never
played on the western slope. While
the play was rough and often unnec-
essarily SO, fast work frequently
brought cheers from the fans who at
tended the game.
Coles, of Glenwood, was suffering
with cramps, and thus was unfit for
the game. This was a handicap thai
the locals found hard to overcome, as
the final score proves.
Parker played all around his team
mates, while for the locals Weidenham-
mer and Hubbard were the stars. One
play by Dee brought round after
round of applause. He was near the
center of the court when he received
tne Dali, anu Dy IL true, SWllt tnToW
landed the ball in the basket.
By winning the last game Leadville
has two out of three, but our boys arc
positive that if a return game can be
secured they can even up, and in case
fifth game is played in neutral ter
ritory Leadville would lose.
In the game last Saturday night, NJ.
J. Myers, of this city, was referee,
Gus Kirkendall of Leadville umpire,
and Arnold Maipin and +. French,
scorer and timer, respectively, for
Glenwood.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

wANTED-Tenant of ranch Of 80
acres, good range adjoining property,
good cabin on place, abundance Of
good water, will pay foe clearing brush,
and care Of number Of trees On place.
For particulars call on F. c. Ewing,
Glenwood Springs. 2-13-27
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

KALENDAR FOR LENT. A. D.. 1909
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

s. Barnabas Church, George E. Whar-
ton, Rector.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

George J. Hawley, president of the
Glenwood Automobile company, went
to Marble Monday. Mr.. Hawley is q
good roads man and expects to put on
string of autos between this city
and the Marble country during the
summer season.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20
Ash Wednesday, Feb. "a

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Litany and Address, 49,. 7:3O p. M
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

Sheriff Wilmush was an outgoing
passenger on D. & R. G. number three
Tuesday morning.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

W. R. Lee Of Hotel Grand was in
Rifle the first of the week He visi-
ted his ranch and announces that
everything is in good shape for this
years work.
The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20

O'Neil & Richardson are said to have
secured q lease on a small part of
the Broughton ranch east of this city
and that another saloon will be open
ed just as soon as the buildings can
be placed in position.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27
TAYLOR RIDGE

Miss Rosa Hintermeister was in
Rock Island Saturday
Frank Curry was passenger to Rock
Island Saturday.
Mrs. Saulpaugh arrived here Friday,
after spending the winter with her
sister in Nebraska
Margie Huber is visiting with
friends in Port Byron this week.
Mr.. Bahringer of Reynolds was visit
ing with his son, Sam Wednesday,
Mrs. G. Schneider was calling in
Rock Island and Milan Thursday.
Mrs. John Carlson went to Rock
Island Thursday to visit her daughter,
Hilda.
John Maberry was a Rock Island
caller Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. p Eckhardt were in
Rock Island Thursday.
Mrs. Herman Hofer and sons were
visiting in Rock Island last week.
Mrs. Henry Patterson of Edgington
visited with Mrs. F. E. Garnett Monday
until evening. when she took the train
for Rock Island.
Mrs. Charles jain and sons spent
Monday in Rock Island
Charles Roberts was in Rock Island
Thursday
Jim Carothers spent a few days
visiting with his brother and sisters
while on his way from Chicago &c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27
ANDALUSIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Findley and
their two sons spent last week visit
ing at Mrs. Findley's sisters. Mrs
Lenard Haines near Muscatine.
Miss May Slyter of Chicago is here
visiting at the home of her brother
Rev. d o. Slyter.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Gilbert Lancaster of Lyndon. ILL.,. was
buried here Monday.
Mrs. William Beaumont spent
Tuesday visiting her sister, Mrs
Charles Huntley.
Mrs l.. Nicewanner has gone ~
Lyndon to visit her daughter. hrs
G. Lancaster.
Mrs. Ward Baker and children oil
Edgington visited from wednesday,
till Friday at the home of her sister
Mrs. i.Juis Strohmeier.
Miss Katheryn Boney visited with
home folks from Tuesday till Thurs
day.
Miss Mary Oldham is now grad
uate nurse from St. Anthony's hospi
tai. She finished last week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27

most popular stunt, and people along
that thoroughfare say that some motor
lists throw open their machines at
they get to Mercy hospital The run
ming over of child on Marquette
street day or two ago is laid to
this tendency to sprint. Mayor Scot
has taken notice of the complaints
and issued orders to the police to see
that all reckless driving is stopped.
Girl Arrested as Fugitive.-Emma
ROLAND, Is years of age, spirited fro IN
Cedar Rapids by her mother while
she was under parole to the probation
officer of that city, was arrested in
Davenport Thursday afternoon as a
fugitive from justice. The girl was
found in a room in the South Putnam
building by Detectives John Quinn
and Hans Schramm. Her mother was
with her The girl was placed in
charge of Police Matron Hill, and will
| be detained by her until further in
| structions have been received from the
authorities at Cedar Rapids Emma
and her mother came to Davenport in
the early part of the present week.
Mrs. ROLAND expected to get employ
ment in one of the local laundries and
to earn enough to support herself and
her daughter, she said. There is an
air of mystery about the case. The
girl, it appears, never had any moral
| training. The probation officer at
Cedar Rapids was planning to have
her sent to some corrective Institution
when she disappeared. Three weeks
later it was learned she had been
taken to Des Moines by her mother
and was working in a factory in that
city She was living at the home Of
her father, it is stated, having been
taken there by the mother, although
| the parents were separated.
Obituary Record.-Another of the re-
spected pioneers of the city passed
away in the death yesterday of James
NJ. Franey, at his home. 1916 Harrison
street He had been a resident of
davenport Al years and was native
OF Ireland, where he was born in 1893
! For number of years Mr.. Francy
Ihad been employed at the Bettendoyf
4 y heel works The survivors are his
wife, Anna, and seven daughters and
one son: Mrs. Edward Bailey, Rock
! Island Mrs George Redesel, New Lib
erty Iowa; Mrs. William Porter, Mrs
Anna McDevitt, Mrs. James Mauget
Mrs. Fred Wohlert and Mrs. Folgert
Decker, all of Davenport, and James
E. Franey of Davenport. A sister, Mrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27
yuma

The Yuma Aid society met with Mrs
Ed Wainwright all day Thursday
There was a good attendance and the
ladies were kept busy sewing. The
next meeting will be an all day meet
ing at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bryant moved
their household goods to Port Byron
Friday and took up their residence il
the home vacated by E. David.
Mrs. Frances Wake is visiting will
her son, Charlie, and family.
Frank Searle was business calle
in Joslin Monday
Ed Wainwright was taken very sicl
Saturday evening with the grip. HI
is better, but is not able to sit up.
Rose Hill Aid society met with Mrs
Joe Shafer Wednesday There was ;
large attendance The next will be al
all day meeting with Mrs. Gus Reiline
Mrs. Dow and Mrs. Boyd McMich
aels attended the funeral of Mrs. TUT
ner at Hampton Friday.
Mrs. Jane Wainwright made bus
ness trip to Watertown last Wednes
day.
The republicans held their caucu
Saturday at O'Clock and nominate
the following: Supervisor Lesli
Hanna; town clerk, Homer Daily; as
SCISSOR, John Sachaen; collector, He
bert Wells: road commissioners, Georg
Oliver; justice of the peace, Levi
lofty and A. Mead; constable, Da
Noah and Sheldon Mumma.
Mrs. Ada Wainwright, who is at tn
sanatorium. is much improved.
Mrs. John Ohara, who was a CUES
of Mrs. Dave Setter for several day
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27
DAVENPORT

Deserter Arrested.-E. C. Good, en-
ployed at the New Kimball, was placed
under arrest yesterday in the Office of
Justice Phil Daum, charged with be-
ing q deserter from the United States
navy. Deputy U. S. Marshal Matteson
made the arrest. Good after being
placed under arrest, admitted his
identity and said that he deserted
from the navy. At the time of his ar
rest Good was the defendant in a suit
brought against him in Justice Daum S
court by e. Woodruff, who sued him
for 1915 due on a board bill. Judg-
ment was rendered against him and
his wages at the New Kimball gar
nisheed. No sooner had this been done
than Marshal Matteson appeared on
the scene and placed him under arrest
A reward of $50 is paid by the govern
ment for the arrest of deserters from
the navy.
To Stop Auto Sprinting.-Complai
come from various parts of the city
since the robins appeared, of the way
some of the automobilists are forget
ting all about the speed limit and
breaking the local records. Climbing
Marquette street hill seems to be the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27
ORION

At the home of the brides parents
in Rural the marriage of Miss Mae
Wilson and John Beck took place yes
terday.
E. H. Wright spent from Monday I'M
til Wednesday with his parents in
Moline
Mrs. Charlie Swanson received word
from Andrew Elofson of New Windsor
Sunday that their youngest daughter
Winnie, was very low with pneumonia
Mr.. Elofson and family were residents
of Orion until about three years ago
when they moved to New Windsor.
Al box sociable is to be given al
Rural hall Friday, March 26, by the
A. l. d. society.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27
MOLINE
School Deposits erow-Childrep a

School Deposits Grow.-Children II
the grade schools of Moline have en-
tered on a campaign to increase their
savings at the Moline Trust and Saw
ings bank to $4,000 before February,
1910. In 1906 the system of weekly
deposits by school children was inaug.
urated at the instigation of Gerard r..
Smith, then superintendent of schools
here. At the end of the first year, the
last of February, 1907, the total
amount on deposit at the bank to the
credit of school children was $6,S97 9G.
Hard times came during the latter part
of 1907 and continued through 1908
The result was that the withdrawals
exceeded deposits The balance on
hand Feb. 2S, 1908, was $6,51664, and
the balance on the same date this year
was $6,21S.56. Deposits for the last
three months have been good, equaling
those made during the prosperous
year of 1906 Withdrawals are not so
heavy, and the effort will be to swell
February, 1910.
o.
Car Runs AWay-An automobile ac-
cident in which Mrs. ]. d. Cady and
| Mrs. Emma LeClaire were fortunate TO
| escape without serious injury, occur
| red at 2:30 yesterday afternoon, when
| Mrs. Cady's Packard car started of its
own weight down the inclined drive.
way from the Cady residence and
crashed into a telegraph pole on
Eleventh avenue. The two women Ell.
tered the car and the chauffeur, Henry
ICederberg, was preparing 70 start the
machine, when he was requested to
first get Mr. Cady's overcoat He
jumped from the car and started for
the porch without setting the brake
The car began to move forward slowly
but gathered momentum till it was
travelling at rapid rate of speed when
the end of the driveway was reached
1t emerged on the avenue and with nc
one in the front seat to direct its
course continued straight ahead into
a telegraph pole The car was badly
damaged, though fortunately the wo
men escaped with nothing more ser
Gus than a shaking up.
Set Date for Banquet.-The commit
tee on arrangements for the Ross din
ner has determined on April at the
ldate. The 18th was originally chosen
out it was found to conflict with Other
Ievents, as also the 10Th. The I'll
lcomes on Wednesday. Preparation TO
the banquet of welcome to George w
Ross, which will take place April
are going on apace.
Close for Over Week.-Silvii
shops of the Rock Island railroad
were closed Thursday evening an
work will not be resumed till Monday
April 5. Orders received durin.
Thursday from Chicago were respon
sible for the shut down and thougl
no explanation was given by the off
Gals in the headquarters at Chicag
it is thought that further retrencf
ment is needed This is the secon,
layoff during the month. There ar
about 1000 men on the payroll Il
present and all but about 100 are ei
, fected by the layoff
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27
"The Square Deal for
the Babies

Goodbye to the miikmaidl
She was picturesque, but she
scattered germs that weren't.
And bad germs are bad for
babies. Andanything that bad
for babies nowadays must be
kept out of the milk.
SO we have
Glass stalls cleaned by live
steam; COWS bathed before milk
ing sterilizCd milkmen - and
the purest of pure milk.
But that's not enough: milk.
modification comes next: doctors
fixing milk up in prescriptions
for individual babies.
Result: only 81 deaths Oni
Of a thousand babies instead OF
400 deaths out of a thousand
Every mother, and every man
or woman who loves babies, will
learn a lot of interest and help
fulness by reading RAeta Chikde
Doris article in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27

cry" says Mrs. J. P. White of Rush
boro, Pa. 81 would not be alive today
only for that wonderful medicine. 1t
loosens up cough quicker than any
thing else, and cures lung disease even
after the case is pronounced hopeless. =
This most reliable remedy for coughs
and colds, la grippe, asthma, bron-
chitis and hoarseness is sold under
guarantee at all druggists. so cents
and 81. Trial bottle free.