The Glenwood post., 1909-08-21
THE LOCAL NEWS OF GLENWOOD

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A land slide on the D. & R. G. be
tween Leon and Carbondale on Monday
evening delayed the Aspen passenger
train several hours and it did not
reach Glenwood until near 3 clock on
Tuesday morning.
Rev. George f. Wharton and bride
returned to Glenwood the last Of last
week and have occupied the Taylor
house at the corner of Eighth and
Bennett. Rev. Wharton is rector of
the Episcopal church.
Among the ranchers from the RiAs
country, who came to attend court
here this week were II G.. Brown, F,
D. Squier, D. E. Eakins and Geo. Har-
ris. W. 8. Park of Silt was also
county seat visitor
Miss Blanche Robinson, who has
been here visiting her sisters, left
Wm. Hum and Mrs. johnson, lef.
Monday for Seattle to attend the fair
Later she will go to Spokane, WASH,
where she will teach the coming school
year.
Mrs. E. T. Taylor left Wednesday
night for Denver to spend the rest Of
the week. She expected to attend the
reception given by Governor Shafroth
in ElJebel temple in the capital city
last night Mrs. Taylor will return to
her home in this city tomorrow morn
ing
/ Jack Worries entertained the members
/ of the ball team at trout fry Thurs
day of this week at Martins cafe
His father, who made some great
catches in Woods lake the fore part
of the week, provided the specklei
beauties and the boys certainly had the
appetites.
John McLaren of the Mt. Sopris for
est reserve, with headquarters in Asp
en-, was in Glenwood Tuesday morning
to meet Mrs. Lynch and children OF
of Tulsa, Okla. who accompanied him
to his home. Mrs. Lynch was formerly
a resident of Grand Junction and is q
sister of Mrs. MeLaren.
The Glenwood ball boys are now il
Fort Collins where they play today
tomorrow and Monday. The local fan.
will be on the anxious seat until re
port is heard from the Lamb Feeders
camp in the northern part of the state
According to plans, Honska will pitci
the first and last games and Ballingel
will tease the lamb feeders in the Sc
cond.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Anderson Of
Collbran are visiting this week in Glen
W. bod where both are availing them.
selves of our splendid hot baths fol
rheumatic trouble. Mr. Anderson Is
tue supervisor of the Beltlement Mesa
Forest i's'Ive and is qu,t. well known
in his section of the ,'uyri5y.
J. P. Smith and family left this week
for LaJunta, where Mr.. Smith will
have the management of the Western
Union telegraph Office Mrs. Smith has
been having poor health during the past
few months and it is believed that a
change of climate will result bene6-
cially. They leave host of friends
in Glenwood, who join in wishing them
a happy future.
Miss Hansy Silver, who it was re
ported would be here from LaJunta
this week to take the position as man.
Ager for the Western Union, will en- Joy
a two weeks vacation before assuming
her duties. In the meantime. Mrs
| w. f. Wallace of this city will have
charge of the tickers aAd as she work.
ed in the local office some time ago.
her friends are saying; "'Seems like
old times again"
Mr.. and Mrs, George Yule returned
Monday night from Salt Lake CITY
where they were attending the G. A. r.
reunion. In speaking of his trip Mr.,
fule said: 'We had fine time and
the Mormon town certainly treated us
royalty 1t was hot and it rained
but we enjoyed it. ] do not think