The Glenwood post., 1910-07-30
LIVE CITY NEWS

Leo. Vincent of Boulder who is well
known in democratic circles throughout
the state spent Wednesday in Glen
wood, leaving that evening for Denver.
He was accompanied by his son, Wen
dell, and his neice, Miss Clarence Vim
cent of Oklahoma who will visit a few
days longer in our charming resort.
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C. W. Smith returned the first of the
week from trip to the East with the
Elks' band of Colorado Springs. While
Mr.. Smith enjoyed the trip and es-
pecially his visit to his home folks at
Canton, Ohio he says there were only
two really pleasant iavs. so far al.
weather conditions go, from the time
he left Colorado and you may be sure
he was glad to get back to the Rocky
Mountain region.
A new string of electric lights has
been installed along the south platform
at the Midland station, the railroad
company furnishing the wires and lamps
and Austin Gavin supplying the nee
essary "juice'' The improvement
will be greatly appreciated, not only by
the depot employees and train crews but
it will be quite an advantage to the
travelling public to find the depot pro-
perty well lighted.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John H. English and
daughter, Margaret, are enjoying a sum
mer vacation, of a week in Glenwood,
having just returned from a trip to
Missouri and Kansas. Mr.. English is
the manager of the Trinidad Chronicle
News and he and his family have visit,
ed here frequently and they are always
delighted at the opportunity to spend
a few days in Glenwood g beautiful
park and especially do they enjoy the
swimming in the pool.
L. ]. Barkhausen, young man con-
nected with the Denver Democrat is
spending weeks vacation in Glen
wood and he is enjoying every minute
of the time. He thinks Glenwood 8
swimming pool is the greatest ever and
says if he had it within easy reach of
Denver he would want nothing better
as he is satisfied that as a revenue pro-
ducer it would beat the Denver Demo
crat all hollow. He will probably re-
main here several days yet.
Going to leave town. For sale one
4 room house 1-2 lots on easy terms.
One 6 room house completely furnish
ed, modern, with bath, on your own
terms.
7-23-3t. A. L. CHASE
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| At Thomasville last Tuesday the case
of the people versus David L. Carmody,
charged with polluting the waters of
the Frying Pan river and poisoning fish
with creosote, came to trial before
Justice Bull, or rather it would have
come to trial had not the defendant en-
tered plea Of guilty. On this plea
Carmody was fined $50 and costs, about
$s5 in all, which he paid. The state
fish commission was represented by
Charles Gilmer, the local game warden
of this city.
| The ball game between Palisade and
Fruita at Glenwood Aug. 14th on Road.
race day will be the best of the sea
son. On Sunday July 18th these two
teams played at Palisade, the game
lasting 16 innings and ended in favor
of Fruita by score of to 8. From
the ninth to the 18th inning neithe,
side scored, when Fruita drove in the
winning run by two hits, steal and a
squeeze play. Both teams will come tc
Glenwood on the special Colorado Mid
land Race train, and of course you are
coming with them.
DF. J. Clyde Smith has just received
from the Mcintosh company of New
York and Chicago one of the very best
batteries made by this house, which
will be of great value to him in his
practice. With it the Galvanie or Far
adic currents may be used or a com
bination of both and a valuable fea.
tnre of this modern machine over the
ordinary battery is that a dial indi.
Gates the strength of the current be.
ing used. Special applicators for the
purpose of applying the current to the
nose, ear and eye and throat are q part
of the equipment Of this new machine
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On account Of the severe drought on
the Utah ranges it is said that many
sheep in that state have perished and il
Is feared that the heavy losaes will