The Glenwood post., 1910-07-30

Horace Yewell- left Wednesday even
ing for short stay in Denver.
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F. H. A. Lyle left Wednesday even
ing for short trip to Denver.
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Frank Chenoweth has gone to Mar
BILE where he has secured employment.
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Mrs. Tandy and two daughters of
Fort Worth, Texas are spending week
in Glenwood.
For Meals Board or Furnished rooms
inquire of Mrs. H. F. Knight, 1927
Bennett Ave.
Carl Hedrck, who has been suffering
from appendicitis, is showing consider
able improvement.
Miss Anna Hooley is enjoying a
weeks vacation visiting friends and
relatives in Aspen.
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c. H. Weidenhammer and son, Dee,
are enjoying a fishing jaunt in the
Marvine lake country.
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John W. Pedigo appeared before
Judge Shumate Thursday and secured
"A water decree from Three Mile creek.
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The Ladies Aid society of the Meth
odist church gave very successful ice
cream social on the church lawn Thurs
day evening. e.
Mrs. Edward T. Taylor delightfully."-
entertained her friends at her home
yesterday afternoon. Whist was the
chief attraction.
C. M. White left yesterday morning
for a short visit to his sister who is
visiting in Denver, before she returns
to her home in Missouri.
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Will Gibson and Miss Gladys Lee
were married Thursday evening at the
Presbyterian manse, Rev. Greer A.
Foote performing the ceremony
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Mrs. James Buchholz of Eagle died
in Glenwood last Tuesday of general
peritonitis, following an attack of ap-
pendicitis. The funeral was held in
Eagle on Wednesday.
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Joseph Delhomica, "A years of age
and a pioneer miner of Aspen. was
found dead Thursday in dilapidatei
shack on the outskirts of the town of
Aspen. Death seems to have been due
to heart disease.
The body of Thomas Jonezis, recent
ly drowned in the Grand river at South
Canon, was found last Sunday in au
eddy on the Daily ranch just this side
of New Castle. Interment took place
from Farnum's undertaking parlors
Monday morning.
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Frank L. Heuschkell, who was injured
recently by being thrown from his
wagon while on his way to Glenwood
from his Cattle creek ranch, has been
improving slowly until the past few
days when he was taken with a severe
pain in his side which is causing him
considerable trouble.
A young fellow giving his name as
Martin and who was arrested at New
Castle and brought to Glenwood under
suspicion of being the murderer, schriv-
en-, wanted in Fairbury, ILL.,, was re,
leased when it was found that his
teeth did not fit the description given
of Schriven's 8 molars.
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A. B. Cass and family left the city
yesterday ON No. 16 for a point nine
miles north of New Castle, where thev
will camp for over a month. Mr.. Cass
has been working hard in the store
all summer and feels that rest In
the mountains is just what he most
needs.-Grand Junction News.
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It's Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Simpson now.
Jim Simpson, the well known stock
inspector from Rifle was in town We'd
nesday accompanied by Mrs. Alice Har.
rls but she was not Mrs. Harris yery
long for Judge Smith of the county
court soon said the words that made
her Mrs. Jas. B. Simpson.
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Janice. the little daughter of D. W.
Mansfield of the Diamond mine, was in.
jured Thursday by drop of hot grease
lying into one of her eyes. The little