The Glenwood post., 1909-02-20


at 7:3O p. IN. the last illustrated ser
mon on "Christ in Art" viii be Civ
en-.
! Elmer Lucas and Mrs. Lucas, Miss
Helen Fleming and Father d. II. o..
Dwyer attended the Knights of Col,
umbus banquet in Leadville Wednes-
day night.
Joe Foster, one of the concrete
workers at Shoshone, was struck by
guy rope a few days ago and received
injuries which prevented his working.
He came to this city to rest up and
receive treatment.
Father Leo Ogez, who has been To-
Gated in la Junta for some time, is
Father O'Dwyer's new assistant. The
latter expects to devote much time to
missionary work through the Grand
valley.
Elder Schnaegle of Salt Lake City
and said to be one of the chief advis-
ers of the Mormon church. was in
Glcnwood this week, and it is reported
that he expects ITO do missionary work
at Shoshonc.
NJ. +. GuudcrSon and family of Sho-
shouc were in this city Thursday ev
cning They left the same night via
the Midland for Denver. Mr.. Gunder-
son is master mechanic for the Central
Colorado Power company at Shoshone.
DIR. w. h. Steward of Boulder. who
has been visiting a brother in Rifle,
was in this city Wednesday. He has
been placed in charge of the Macarthur
camp for the Central Colorado Power
company near his home city and left
here Wednesday night to assume his
duties.
Sheriff Farnum of Eagle county was
in this city Thursday morning. He
took Julian Carral to Basalt where he
was given a preliminary hearing Mr.,
Farnum expects TO leave for Denver
upon his return to his home in Red
Cliff. 1t is said Mrs Farnum is still
in very dangerous condition with
typhoid fever.
County Clerk Hubbard is having all
sorts of trouble making abstracts. He
says the records were very poorly
kept by those holding the office sew
eral years back. 1t seems than many
papers were not indexed thus Mr. Hub
bard is compelled to go through all
the books in search of transfers.
District Superintendent n. II. Lee
preached an inter'ting sermon at the
Methodist church Wednesday evening
and afterw;trd conducted the third
| quar-. crlv conference of the year. He
left Thursday morning for Eagle and
| will make his way to Rifle where he
win conduct Sunday services.
Mark Kellcrup of Leadville and
I, Misse Mabel Sloss of Basalt were mar
ricd at the Presbyterian church manse
! Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Greer A.
4 Foote officiating. Mr.. Kellerup is
! an employe of the Colorado Midland
! and the couple will make their home
4 in Leadville.
4 With Postmaster Thorson confined
) to his bed with indigestion, Clerk
Schultz down with the measles, and
the business of the office on the IN
crease, Ernest Rowe and Miss Maggie
Malaby were Every much busy the
fore part of this week. Wiley Cox
WIS called in and did the general de-
livery window like an old-timer at the
biz Mr.. Thorson resumed his duties
| Wednesday and Mr.. Schultz will be
back at his post in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Smith came up
from their Divide creek ranch early
1 this week and will remain here for
some time. Colonel Smith has been in
poor health and Wednesday afternoon
submitted to an operation by which
! DR.. j. Clyde Smith removed II couple
! of enlarged turbinates which for sew
er-,l wears have inYerfcrcd with his
| brcat hing and aggravated a catarrhal
trouble In addition to this trouble
| Mr.. Smith recently suffered n slight
l attack Of facial paralysis and will also