The Glenwood post., 1909-08-07

Among the witnesses in the Brown
case before Justice Cardnen on Tues
day of this week were j. j. Brown,
Sam Bowles, VIM. Max and Mrs. James
Brown and n NJ Hubbard
C. C. Graham and w. G. Springer were
in Silt on Tuesday of this week. Mr..
Springer was anxious to see some of
the Grand valley fruit lands and tine
trip was made that he might feast his
eyes on the garden spot of the earth.
Mr.. Springer returned Monday from
Seattle where he visited the big fair.
Emma Lincoln and Leon Lincoln of
Terre Haute, Ind, were among the ar
rivals at the Glenwood this week. No
doubt they found the cool evenings in
Glenwood much more enjoyable than
are the sultry nights along the "Whoo-
bash'' in the vicinity of ''Terre Hut"
John Weir left Tuesday night for
Kansas City and St. Louis to buy
stock of dry goods, which he will dis
play in the room formerly occupied
as the postof1ice. He announced his
intention of selecting only the very
latest styles and goods of the best
quality, which he will sell at reasonable
prices.
Miss Nellie McLoud of the local land
office and Miss Santa of the Darrow
law office, have gone to their homes
in Durango for a visit. 1t is possible
that Miss McLoud will not return to
her work here as her mother wants
her to remain in Durango.
Miss Ethyl Lee and sister Mrs. Vera
Meyfarth of Denver entertained Mrs.
Ehrhart of Chaffee county at luncheon
at Hotel Glenwood Monday of this
week. Mrs. Ehrhart left Monday even.
ing for her home after spending day
in Glenwood on her way from Grand
Junction.
George Kell1er and Sam Cohn took
Mr.. Lewis of Denver on tour of the
Divide creek country the fore part of
; the week. They made the trip in the
Cohn auto and all agreed that some
of the finest country in the state can
be found in the Divide creek section
1t is said Mr. Lewis was well pleased
with the outlook and that Denver
money may soon find its home in this
county.
Judge and Mrs 7. L. Brown of lCarc.
more, Okla, their son Bertram, and
the Misses. Valentine Crook and Mar.
guerite Marquis and Messrs. George
Kelker and Sam Cohn left Wednesday
morning for Eagle where they fshed
for the speckled beauties in Brush
creek. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Charles Lumley of Grand June
tion and who formerly lived in Glen
wood and Eagle.
While loading rock on Tuesday of
this week, John Hammerich, who is
working on the Sothman ranch, had
the middle finger on the right hand
mashed and the bones broken. While
lifting rock and placing 1t, it slipped
and caught his finger on the sharp edge
of another rock. Owing TO the fact
that he had gloves on, his finger was
more or less protected otherwise it
would have been cut off
Judge r. L. Brown of the second lu-
dicial district of Oklahoma has joined
his wife at Hotel Glenwood. Mrs
Brown has been here for some time
visiting her sister, Mrs. Fl. W. Smith
Mr. Brown left Wednesday for Salt
Lake. but will look over the Grand
valley fruit orchards while in the west
ern part of the state. Judge Brown
was shown the territory embraced in
the district over which Judge Shumate
presides and expressed great surprise
as in his country the counties are small
and there is not as much trouble in
getting from court to court. He is de-
lighted with the scenery around Glen
wood and says, at is simply fine"