The Glenwood post., 1909-07-03


City, who. accompanied Ex-president
Roosevelt on his hunts through Colo
rado some years ago will arrive the
coming week for a six weeks visit
The Sunday evening concerts by the
Glenwood band are becoming very POI
ular and attract our visitors on every
occasion. This is the first season for
several years that Glenwood has had
good band.
Henry Frost Jr., a well known club
man and enthusiastic polo player of
Charleston. South Carolina, and Henry
Leigh Hunt of New York City, another
polo enthusiast. arrived at the Colorado
this week.
Erie Rice, son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. p.
Rice. has gone to Salt Lake City. 1t IS
reported that he will make his home
with an uncle in the Mormon town.
The uncle is one of the largest dealers
in electrical machinery in the west.
CIee johnson, who was injured by
falling from the porch of Hotel Glen
wood Strawberry Day evening, is still
in the Glenwood sanitarium. 1t is SAID
he will soon be out again but THAT his
knee will be stiff as a result o' the
fracture.
Frank A. Young of Ration, n. NJ, and
his sister in-law, Isabella Lawther, are
at the Colorado. Mr.. Young will be re
membered as the chief engineer for the
c. f. & l. on the western slope some
years ago.
Herbert Mangnall has been suffer
ing during the past few days with the
left side of his face near the eye
SLIGHT scratch became inhamed and
blood poison followed. He has been re-
eeiving treatment from DIR. Horan and
Is getting along nicely.
Tom Flynn, acting exalted Ruler OF
the Elks and Judge Thomas Rucker,
both of Aspen were here Thursday to
attend the funeral of Fred Gordon
They were here as the official repre-
sentatives of the Aspen lodge OF
Elks
"Big Bill" Davoren and well known
over the state as "Bob Speer s right
hand man" arrived in Glenwood Thur
dav morning for a two weeks VISIT
Other Thursday arrivals from the cap
tai city were Adele Kramer and lsa-
dora Coleman. They all registered AT
the Glenwood.
George II. TAYLOR of the f. h. Raw-
Inns Brokerage firm of Chicago and ms
sister. Mrs. Matthews of Los Angeles
Calf. are guests at the Colorado.
Mrs Matthews was here twenty-five
wears ago when the first bridge over
Grand river was being built.
Charley Lumley was IN Thursday
evening from Grand Junction, He
came to see horse with the object
of making a purchase. Charley Is con
WINGED that the Peach City lads wall
| win two of the three games from the
Blues during the series that opens to
| dav and ends Monday.
John Weir was employed by the
Board of Trade executive committee
| to canvass the country between this
CITY and South Canon for signers to
petition for a rural mail route. He
announces that the required 100 sign
! ers will be obtained and in that event
the postoflice department at Washing
ton will establish the route at once.
John R Larson has been appointed
administrator of the estate of his
father, the late G. p. Larson Of Divide
creek The estate amounts to close to
$780, 900 in value. C. w. Darrow is at
sontending to the legal work and Ollie
Thorson is auditing the books and as
sisting the administrator temporarily
How to Build Good Roads.
In all this talk about getting better
roads it seems TO me that there are
two very simple precautions that no
one has mentioned In the first place,