The Glenwood post., 1910-09-03

some pictures of that hustling camp
and to get some "dope" for story.
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w. H. Haley and family drove up
from Rife Thursday morning in their
Ford auto. When asked about the
roads between this place and Rifle Mr..
Haley said there was only one way to
describe them and that was the way
Sheridan described war. huff sed.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid society
have secured Mr.. Thomas Elmor5 Luc-
ey, cartConist. impersonator, and hum
orous entertainer, for Friday evening
Sept. 3. Mr.. Lucey has a wide repu,
tation and comes ,try highly recon,
mended by those who nave heard hin.
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George S. Redd and two daughters,
Gertrude and Cornelia, and Miss Flora
Dean, all of Denver, spent couple days
very pleasantly this week at the Colo
rado. Mr.. Redd is an oldtime Kansas
friend of Editor Dickson and Mrs.
Dickson with whom he visited briefly
while here
w. R. Smith of Fort Scott, Kansas
returned the first of the week from a
pleasant fishing trip in the hills and
after visiting Wednesday at the home
of his brother, DR.. J. Clyde Smith of
this city, returned to his Kansas home
very much impressed with Colorado and
her glorious climate.
J. w. Bell, secretary of the Garfield
County Rod and Gun club, Tuesday
morning received from the government
fish hatchery at Leadville 10000 young
native brook trout for distribution in
the streams near Glenwood. The club
will have these placed in the head
waters Of Grizzly and Canon creeks.
Fifty cents for ticket to the Tho.
Elmore Lucey entertainment in the
Thorson Store room. $40 Grand Ave.
next Friday evening, will entitle you
to $50 laughs. The proceeds will be
used to purchase new furnace for
the Presbyterian church, to make church
goers smile.
Dr. W. F. Berry and Mrs. Berry re
turned last Saturday from Ottawa, Kan
sas where Mrs. Berry and her sister
were visiting relatives. DIR. Berry
made the trip because of Mrs. Berry s
illness but she was so much improved
when he reached her as to permit of
her journey home.
Prof. H. P. Shepherd, superintendent
OF the Garfield county high school and
of the Glenwood city schools arrived in
Glenwood last Monday morning from
his home at Baldwin, Kansas. where he
has spent the summer. He at once
set about to arrange for the opening of
the school next Monday.
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Thursday evening Rev. w. o. S.
Clffe performed the ceremoniny unit
ing in marriage Mr.. Lloyd Victor
Longfelow and Miss Elsie Beatrice
McClancy, both of Collbran, Mesa
county. The bride s mother. Mrs. Rose
McClancy, accompanied the party to
Glenwood Springs and witnessed the
ceremony.
Ralph Capella, foreman of the Rio
Grande coal chutes at Minturn. while
watching an engine backing away from
the chutes just before noon Friday
stepped on the main track and was run
over by train No. 15. His leg was
badly crushed and he sustained internal
injuries He was put on the train and
brought to the Glenwood sanitarium
but died about 4 o'clock.
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Geo. B. Fravert who was once a res
ident of the Grand valley but now
claims Denver as his home is in Glen
wood this week for the first time in
many months. Mr.. Fravert has been
under the Doctors care for some time
and has visited Eldorado Springs, Mo
and some noted springs in Arkansas in
search of relief from an incipient at
tack of locomotor ataxia He is now
improving quite rapidly and is looking
and feeling quite well.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Glenwood Springs, Colo,
August IL, 1910.
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