The Glenwood post., 1910-11-05

odth NollNS iS EhlN III WAY h'i',
Mrs. Hum as ''Betsey Gray Lew
Brown as Isl Weakness and Mrs.
Mayes as "Nancy Pastymouth, will
lead the Virginia Reel in calvin
Gray" 1t will be worth going miles
to see them.
William Grigor of Divide creek was
in Genwood Thursday, having just re-
turned from Salida, where he visited
his son, John, who was operated on for
appendicitis over week ago. The
young man is not ont of danger yet,
but is improving slowly.
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DIR. J. j. Lace, the new district supaT-
intendent of the Rio Grande district,
will preach tomorrow evening at the
Methodist church. DIR. Lace is one of
Colorado's strong pulpit speakers and
those who appreciate a good sermon
should hear him tomorrow evening.
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Father O 'Dwyer was about town yes
terday presenting his success or, Father
Carrigan of Denver, to the people of
Glenwood. Father Carrigan has taken
up his new duties in the parish and
already he has made very favorable
impression on the people, both in and
out of his church.
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Engineer Walter Holingsworth of
Basalt is confined in the Glenwooi sanl-
tarium with bad case of blood poison
ing, caused by an abrasion on the right
shin as a result of striking against the
steps as he was trying to lift himself
into his cab a few weeks ago. He is
improving under the care of DIR. Thomp-
son.
John r. Weir the hrst of the week
moved his stock of dry goods from the
room in the Bank building to the large:
room just vacated by the Peoples s
Stores company. Mr.. Weir had out
grown the small quarters and the
change was necessary in order to the
better display his goods and make room
for the new stock which will be here
in a few days.
Mrs. A. C. Tyler, after seven years
absence from Glenwood during which
time she has visited in St. Louis and
Chicago, has returned to Glenwood and
is now making her home with her
daughter, Mrs. f. B. Parker. Mrs,
Tyler is very interesting lady and
her many Glenwooi friends will be
glad to know that she has decided to
make this her home.
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The ladies of the Genwood Reading
club will be prepared to tag every per
son who appears on the streets on elec-
tion day. This is their way of helping
out in the good work of the organiza
tion of the Y. M. C. A., and anything
from ten cents up will be accepted.
Show your interest in the young men of
the town by helping the ladies in this
most laudable undertaking.
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The regular term of the district
court will be held in Glenwood begin
ming one week from next Monday, be-
ing November IA. The first day of the
term will be given over to the naturali-
zation of aliens and the criminal bu> i
ness will begin the second day of the
term, the civil business to follow as
soon as the criminal docket has been
cleared.
Last Saturday while the little son Of
Mr. and Mrs. j. G.. Rigney of 703
Ninth street was playing with new
tangled toy which works on the. aero
plane principle and throws vane into
the air, the flying piece struck Mrs.
Rigney in the eye, cutting the eyeball
completely open. 1t was a very serious
injury, almost as bad as that which
cost Mr.. Lyle the loss of his eye. DIR.
J. Clyde Smith attended the patient AMI
carefully stitched up the eyeball and to
the delight as well as surprise of Mrs.
Rigney's friends, the wound is healing
nicely and there is now splendid pros
pect that the sight of the eye may be
saved.