The Glenwood post., 1910-07-16
LIVE CITY NEWS

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Governor Shafroth has called the ex-
ira session for August 9.
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Miss Edith Champion came down
from Leadville last Sunday to spend
the week with Mr. and Mrs. Kennon.
Mrs. Gabe w. Cox has sold her room
ing house in the Everett block to Mrs.
o. B. Miller and the latter has taken
control.
Galatia NJ. Sprague of Pieeance and
Miss Ada NJ. Lea of Gypsum were
united in marriage by Rev. w. o. s.
Cliff at his home in this city Thurs.
day afternoon.
Fred Ewing boarded the special train
Thursday morning for his little fruit
ranch at Clifton, catching regular No.
and going to Fruita where he cele-
brated the opening with the crowd.
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Frank Pierce of New Castle was
operated on at the Glenwood Sanitar
ium Thursday morning for compound
hernia. He is doing as well as could
be expected under the circumstances.
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Mrs. W. NJ. Dinkel, Mrs. Harry NJ.
Shuttlesworth and Mrs. L. R. Tucker
drove from Carbondale Wednesday
evening in Mrs. Dinkel's E. NJ. F. car,
Harry Lehow doing the chauffeur act.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Thomas of Den :.
yer. former residents of Glenwood have
been visiting friends here and in Grand
Junction this week. They were called
here the first of the week by the death
of Mrs. Deacon.
Miss Sue Warlick spent the fourth
of July visiting friends in Leadville,
she returned last Saturday bringing
with her Miss Matte Edwards, who is
to be house guest at the WarIick home
for the next two weeks.
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Our citizens and especially the
guests of the Hotel Colorado were de-
lightfully entertained yesterday with
the concert given by the Colorado Mid
land band of Colorado Springs. The
music was fine and greatly enjoyed.
The Gulch and Silt baseball teams
are to cross bats on the Glenwood daa-
mond tomorrow for a purse of 500.
Each team has already won two games
of the other and this will be the de-
Gliding game and therefore it will be
hard contested.
The many friends of Frank F. Park
and wife of Raven, will be delighted
to learn of the arrival of new farm
hand at their ranch home, the little
fellow made his appearance on Tues.
day of this week. Last reports were
that mother and babe are both doing
nicely.
The body of Al Allen was shipped
by Mortician Farnum Saturday even
ing to Leadville and the funeral held
from that place Sunday afternoon in
charge of the Elks and Masons, Mr..
Allen having been member of both
of these orders as Well as of the Wood.
men of the World.
On last Monday Dr. Friedman of Col
orado Springs and DR.. j. Clyde Smith
removed the left eyeball of F. H. A.
Lyle who was injured in polo acei-
dent some time ago. This operation
was found to be necessary because of a
slight infection which was causing a
irritation in the other eye. -
Mrs. 7. E. Richardson, who has been
spending the past two weeks with her
husband at Rifle. returned to her home
in this city last Tuesday, she expects
to leave soon for Red Cliff, where she
will visit relatives. On her return home
she will be accompanied by her little
daughter, Belle who has been spending
the summer there.
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Our people have had a chance the
past week to hear some frstclass talent.
Miss Mabelle Biggart who was guest
at the Colorado is certainly a genius.
She was very highly complimented for
her two sermons last Sunday at the
Methodist church while her presenta-
tion Monday evening of Adam Bede
was simply superb. Those who failed