The Glenwood post., 1910-04-30
LIVE CITY NEWS

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Rev. a. G. Foote spent yesterday at
Silt.
C. H. Weidenhammer left Thursday
| for a short visit to Denver.
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A box social was held last evening
at the Methodist church for the benefit
of the choir.
Mrs. C. H. Weidenhammer and her
mother left Wednesday evening for
Denver. They will probably go to IL
linois for a protracted visit.
c. H. Mccarthy has been making
considerable improvements this week
in the residence property he recently
bought at the corner of Palmer ana
Eighth.
A number of Glenwood Elks went to
Aspen Wednesday by automobile to
participate in the meeting of the Aspen
lodge and the initiation of DR.. Phelps
and Charley Hughes.
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The members of Glenwood Lodge No.
IS /. o. o. f. celebrated the anniversa-
ry of the order by pleasant entertain
ment and dance Tuesday evening. The
! program rendered was very interesting.
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Rev. G. A. Foote spent yesterday az
move today into the parsonage prop
Gently purchased from C. H. Weiden-
hammer, Immediately north of the
Methodist church.
Tom Howell, a somewhat noted poll
tician who pleads guilty to having
served a term in the state legislature
but who has reformed and is now sell
ing life insurance. was about GlenwooI
several days this week in the interests
of the Aegis Life Insurance company.
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Mrs. Benjamin Kobey of Aspen was
a delighted guest Monday evening of
the high school play, "Brown of Har
vard,' and she had only words of
praise for the young men and women
who participated therein So well
pleased was she that she invited the
troupe to put this play on in Aspen,
and this is a decided compliment in
view of Mrs. Kobey's competency az
"A critic along this line.
o. f. Dickson of Hoetchkiss was a
visitor Thursday at the home of his
brother, A. J. Dickson. of this city.
Mr.. Dickson had just completed the
sale of the Hurburt ranch on Battle
ment mesa, just opposite Grand Valley
and came up to Glenwood to complete
the conveyance. A Mr. Studt of South
Dakota was the purchaser of this ex-
cellent orchard tract. the consideration
for which was something over $4,000
Your tongue is coated
Your breath is foul.
Headaches come and go.
These symptoms show that your stom
cause is the first thing, and Chamber
ain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will
do that. Easy to take and most effect
i've. Sold by all dealers.
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H. j. Holmes left Sunday evening for
st. Louis where he will attend the
national meeting of the farmers I'm
ion. 1t is not recorded whether Henry
walked as some of the papers have re
ported he would but it is more than
an even bet that he used his little
pasteboard as far as Denver. When he
gets to "A point where the rules of the
interstate commerce commission begin
to operate he will probably walk AMI
we don't blame him if he does.
A very interesting union service was
held at the Methodist church last Sun
day evening. the Methodist and Chris
tian congregations uniting. The meet
| ing was addressed by Prof. johnson of
the State Agricultural college, Prof.
Mooney of the State Normal and State
Superintendent Katherine NJ. Cook
| The addresses were educational in
character and all were very iteresting
Prof. II. P. Shepherd of the Glenwood
high school presided and introduced the
speakers.
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Don t forget that DR.. Howard or his
assistant will be in Glenwood all the
time after April 1st. Bring in your
horses and have their teeth examined