The Glenwood post., 1909-06-05

NILS. ing 1iiu hOA AAOItO were |
among our visitors from Delta this |
week. They were registered at the
Glenwood
visited friends in this city this week. |
She left Monday night for Colorado |
Springs to Join her husband.
Abe Cohn, Atty. C. W. Darrow and
Atty. Moore of Colorado Springs went
to the Silt country Tuesday in Haw
ley's big auto to attend to ditch bust
ness.
A letter was received from John
Weir Monday announcing that he ex-
pected to remain in Denver for at
least one more month before returning
to Glenwood.
Mrs. Joe Johnson and daughter ar
rived from their home near Avon last
Sunday. They expect to reside at the
home of son, Arthur Johnson, who is
cmploved by the Rio Grande.
With perhaps a half dozen excep-
tions. every town and city in the state
honor the soldier dead either last
Sunday or on Monday. What did
Glenwood do?
The inner wall around the fountain
in the court of Hotel Colorado has
been repaired and is in fine shape.
The walls We're bulging out and it was
feared they would fall apart unless re
paired.
The first Grand valley strawberries
we're placed on market in Grand juno
tion las. Saturday. 1t is said the fruit
men will be shipping these berries
next week. The first to be ripened
came from Pamona.
Paul Oldenburg and family returned
Sunday from California, where they
have spent the past few months. PAU
seems to have enjoyed the climate ana
is in much better health than when ne
left Glenwood last fall.
The Denver & Rio Grande resumed
e traffic over its lines last Monday
East bound passenger No. was the
5 first Messenger train to go from this
place east over the Grande lines aftef
,he Tennessee PAS tunnel cave-ln on
O., May is.
, Hugh Moore and daughter, Miss
Mabel. who have been in San Diego
Calf. the past few months retnrnei
TO Glenwood Tuesday night. They ex-
meet to make their future home IN
Glcnwood as they prefer Colorado to
sunny California.
Warren Moore, cello player, who last
wear made a large number of friends
among the guests at Hotel Colorado
is once more with us. He said:
" could not stay away from that swim
ming pool" Mr.. Moore is with the
orchestra for the summer season.
i Owing to the fire, which started re-
Gently in ,the Coryell mine, at New Cas-
lie. the part of the workings nearest
the fire. had to be walled up and
u abandoned. 1t is said that some thl'-
tv or forty men were temporarily laid
off, but that by fall a full force would
. be at work again.
= Cant. C. V. Noble. of Debeque, made
. his annual visit to this city Sunday
> and Monday. While here he visitei
p the graves of his dead comrades and
placed flowers on them. This has been
: his custom for years, and to him it is
: a sacred duty. 1t is a pity that there
are not more men like him.
Wvman of Leland Stanford univer-
= sity ran the 220 yards in % seconds
in the meet between his school and the
- University of Colorado the other day
= Robertson of the Glenwood high school
= made the same time for the distance
We are not so slow after all.
. Ed Burnaugh expects to leave the
\ fore part of next week for land in
:. spection trip in the vicinity of Hayden
\, Colo. +. C. Ewing of this city is in
a terested in land holdings in that sec
ton, and Ed will not only look over
land for himself, but will inspect that