The Glenwood post., 1910-07-23
LIVE CITY NEWS


DIR. l.. G. Clark has been indisposed
this week but is now considerably i'm
proved and he will probably be able
to take up his practice in few days.
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Judge Steele of the Colorado supreme
court, accompanied by his son. stopped
over in dlenwood Wednesday while en-
route to the wilds of White river where
they will enjoy summer vacation
Miss Morrel who has held clerk
ship in the local forestry Office fo-
some time has been transferred to the
Bighorn forest and left last evening
for her new work at Sheridan, Wyom-
ing.
In the county court last Monday was
heard the case of DR.. w. F. Berry ver-
sus F. NJ. Huff of Carbondale, being
suit for the collection of profession
al fee. Judge Smith reserved his de-
cision.
Miss Blanche Robinson who is visit
ing in Glenwood reports her brother.
DR.. L. A. Robinson, and his family in
the best of health and very much pleas
ed with their new home in Spokane,
Washington.
In the baseball game between Silt
and Gulch played last Sunday on the
local diamond Silt was an easy winner
over the coal miners, the score being
81 to 10. There was a fair attendance
at the game.
Miss Hattie Forbes of Kansas City,
Mo-. arrived in this city on last Thurs
day night and expects to spend the
summer with her neices, Mrs. W. C.
Maupn and Mrs. Mabel Warlick, and
their families.
c. c. Parks left Wednesday evening
for Denver where he meets with the
state bankers association which is in
session today to discuss the probable
legislation of the coming extra session
of the legislature.
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Miss Bess White who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Bert Tibbetts at
the ranch returned to Glenwood Thurs
day and will remain here until she
starts on her return trip to Phoenix
where she is employed.
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Going to leave town. For sale one
1 room house ] 1-2 lots on easy terms.
One 6 room house completely furnish
ed, modern, with bath, on your own
terms.
7-23- st. A. T.. CHASE
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Exchange Value of Farm Products is
the title of speech made by U. s. Sen
ator Reed Smoot of Utah, May 27, 1910
This speech has been issued in document
form by the American Protective Tariff
League of New York, as document No
90.
At st. Barnabas' church. next Sui
day, July oath, the Rev. William Ford
Highly, of Palisade, will officiate and
preach, exchanging with Bishop Brew
ster. The hour of the early Celebration
of the Holy Communion is changed to
a m The other services at liz IN.
and s p. m
Ole Thorson is the committeeman
from this place in attendance at the
meeting of the Republican state CEN
tral committee at Pueblo today. Mr..
Parks, the other committeeman from
TINS county could not attend the meet
ing on, account of the bank meeting
being held in Denver today.
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f. II. A. Lyle who some time ago
met with an accident on the polo
ground which cost him his left eve
mas so far recovered that he was able
to leave the sanitarium Tuesday and ne
is now able to devote considerable at
tention to business matters. Mr.. Lyle s.
many friends rejoice at his rapid re-
eovery.
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congressman Taylor has just receiv-
ed supply of very late government
bulletin, issued June so. 1910. the
title of which is "Irrigation of Or.
chards' and which he will be pleased
to send to any horticulturist who is
suf1ciently interested to send him a
postal card request for the same. The
bulletin is amply illustrated and ap-
parently contains much valuable inform.