The Glenwood post., 1910-08-27
LIVE CITY NEWS

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John Leezer who has lived in Glen
wood the past two years was brought
up from Silt early this week suffering
from typhoid fever. He is now at the
/ Glenwood sanitarium.
James Roberts, workman on the
Antlers-Silt reservoir was brought to
Glenwood Tuesday morning suffering
with broken leg. He was placed in
the Glenwood sanitarium.
A party made up of Mrs. W. w.
Cross, Mrs. A. Mayes, the Misses Edna
Cross. Carrie and May Thomas, Mary
Ann Davis of Trinidad and Alice Welt
gel of Pueblo made trip Monday to
Hanging lake.
John W. Ritter and family passed
through Glenwood Thursday evening
bound for Colorado Springs where the
family will reside this winter in order
that the children may attend the ex-
cellent schools of that splendid city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C.. Swartz of Fair
bury, Nebraska made brief stop in
Glenwood Wednesday in "cross the
continent' trip and visited between
trains with their brotherinlaw. Hugh
Moore of this Office.
DR.. w. F. Berry received word the
first of the week that Mrs. Berry was
quite sick at the home of relatives in
Ottawa, Kansas. He left by the frst
train and up to this time no news has
been received concerning Mrs. Berry s
condition.
Considerable typhoid fever is report
a few eases have been brought to Glen
wood but not a case has originated in
IGlenwood. We certainly have a favor
ed location in this as in many other
respects.
A letter received this week bv Mrs.
NJ. J. Mayes from her sister Mrs.
Ahern who recently moved to Ashland,
Oregon conveys the information that
the forest fires are within three miles
of that town and the town was so fill
ed with smoke that it was impossible
to form much idea of the place
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A special excursion train known az
Hutchinson Tour F.. will reach Glen
wood next Monday at $50 a. m. ovel
, the Rio Grande and will remain here
} until Monday evening going east about
1870 p. m as one section of No. 6
The excursionists number sixty to sew
enty people who live in the Atlantic
/ coast states.
} Fred L. Herwick and Miss Irene Ware
were married Wednesday afternoon al
the home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. v. Ware of Peach valley
Rev. Trompen of Silt officiating. The,
, passed through Glenwood on Rio Grand,
No. 16 enroute to Steamboat Springs
and other Moffat road points where
, they will spend their honeymoon.
Mr. and Mrs F., NJ. Elliott and
daughter, Miss Mabel, who have beer
visiting for some time at the home Of
| DR.. and Mrs. J.. Clyde Smith left Thurs
J day evening for their home in Garnett
Kansas, via Grand Junction and the
Black canon. They are all very mucl
pleased with Colorado in general and
with Glenwood in particular.
A very quiet but beautiful wedding
occurred last Saturday evening at
O'Clock, o when R. l.. Holland, past
grand exalted ruler of the Elks lodge
| U. S. A. and Mary l.. Fox both OF
Colorado Springs, were united in mat
rimony in one of the private dining
rooms of Hotel Colorado. The wedding
; was witnessed by a few close Friends
, of the contracting parties. Rev. Jno
: Morrison Dickey of the Methodist
r church officiated.
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Well, the long looked for has hap
pened. Mrs. Van Deusen is applying
for a divorce. Our sympathies are
with Mrs. Van Deusen because she ha.
been devoted wife while her husband
has been hobnobbing with the bon tor
bunch in Denver and neglecting the one
. who had stood by him through al
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