The Glenwood post., 1911-04-29

In the case of the People VS.. James
X innick of Rifle, charged with assault
with intent to rape, jury deliberated
but few minutes and brought in 4
verdict of not guilty.
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Leo Franklin Miser. the eleven year
old son of c. D. Miser, died at the san
itarium last Monday morning. The
body was shipped by Mortician Far
mum to Basalt for burial.
of the week from few weeks vaca-
tion spent in Denver. He is looking
much improved by reason of the trip
and says he is feeling fine.
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Mrs. Frazier. Mrs. Baker, Rev. j. NJ
Dickey and A. J. Dickson attended the
Garfield County Sunday School conven-
tion at New Castle last Monday. They
all report very interesting session.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heryey Pet,
tiugell have been the guests of the
Hotel Glenwood this week. They ex-
pect to remain some time, and take ad-
vantage of Glenwood's superior baths.
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w. R. Callicotte who has been super
intending some work on his ditch in
the Cattle creek country left Wednes-
day morning for Denver where he will
remain until after the adjournment of
the legislature.
Attorney George S. Redd of Denver
was in town several days this week,
representing Harry Hokasona in his
litigation with the sub-contractors on
the work of the Antlers Orchard De
velopment company.
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Mrs Fl. G. Leffingwell of Downs,
Kansas, arrived in Glenwood Thursday
evening for visit to her sister Mrs.
W. F. Berry. She came direct from
Rifle as she had been visiting another
sister, Mrs Paris, at that point.
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Miss Cora B. Van Pelt, year old
daughter of Mrs. Frank Van. Pelt of
Gypsum, died last Sunday at the Ten
brook ranch of pneumonia. The body
was shipped to Gypsum by Mortician
Farnum and the funeral was held on
Monday.
Mayor Drach and Trustees Barnes
and Howard have been in Denver this
week learning first hand what Judge
Lewis of the Federal Court thinks of
their hypocritical political machina'
tons which have cost the taxpayers OF
this town thousands of dollars.
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In the county court Thursday after
noon jury declared that O. n. Nor
row, a ranchman living near Rifle, is
insane and Sheriff Jessup left Thursday
evening with the unfortunate man who
was placed in the asylum at Pueblo
Morrow has a wife and two children.
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Mrs. Westerman, county superin-
tendent, has been very busy the past
few weeks visiting schools throughout
the county. A great many of the
schools are closing or have closed and
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them as possible.
The new orchestra at the Isis is al'
ding much to the popularity of that
play house and has already won much
applause from the attendants. Miss
Carr of Denver is violinist and leader
Miss johnson the pianist and Hugh
Moore, cornetist. Their work has been
very pleasing indeed.
The local Odd Fellows last Wednes-
day evening celebrated with musical
program the Ninety second anniversary
of the founding of Odd Fellowship in
America. After the program those who
desired enjoyed little dancing and a
delicious luncheon was served by the
members of the Rebekah lodge.
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The sheep shearers who have been
clipping the fleece from the flock be-
longing to Tucker and Hum broke
their gasoline engine Wednesday with
which they operate the shearing ma,
chine. Tucker rustled a traction en-
gine and the work is now going right
on as though nothing had happened.
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Mrs. G.. W. Darrow returned last
Saturday from California where she
spent several weeks in company with
Mrs. J. W. Ross, formerly of this city
Mrs. Darrow reports a delightful trip
and feels much better for the. change