The Glenwood post., 1911-08-26

twenty five hours making the journey
which usually requires but little over
e ght hours, the delay having been
caused by the Rio Grande blockade At
Shoshone.
The Aspen Democrat describes the re-
opening OF the Hotel Jerome as a very
brilliant affair Some of us remember
the Jerome as very satisfactory hos
telry, but that was in the days of long
ago when Aspen was in her prime and
her fame as mining camp extended
from sea to sea.
John Z. Thomas .r was in Glenwood
early this week on his return from a
trip to Meeker MI Thomas IS "A gra
duate from the University of Denver
law school and will soon be picking a
place to hang out his shingle. He IS
one OF the bright young fellows who
Will make good in his profession.
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The Denver Times of last Monday
contained an excellent halftone like
ness of Miss Mabel Moore, daughter ot
Hugh Moore of this office. Miss
Mabel who has spent the summer with
her father in Glenwood is now the
guest of Miss Pearl Dougan but viii
soon leave for Omaha where she viii
enter school for the year.
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son, Jack, spent couple days very
pleasantly in GlenwOod this week. MI.
Adams appearing as attorney for the
International Trust company in the
matter of the foreclosure of the mort
gage ON the property of the Glenwood
Hot Springs company and Jack being
interested principally in floundering IN
the pool as he SAID it was the first time
he ever had enough swimming.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Poole of Birm
ingham, A IA. have spent the past week
very pleasantly in Gleuwood. Mr
Poole made Glenwood his headquarters
in 1908 while employed by the Armour
Packing company. He is how a promi-
nent wholesale provision merchant
of Birmingham and is making a visit
to his old haunts as matter of re
creation
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Governor Shafroth made brief stop
in GIenwoOd Thursday morning while
on his way to Grand Junction. He d d
not see many of the democratic satel.
lites of Glenwood but contented him.
self with leaving his card at the doors
of a few of the late risers and then
hurried away on No. 3 before his
friends found the cards and could hunt
him up.
Grant Rutland, former county super
intendent of Eagle county and for sew
eral years a resident of Basalt and
Aspen, spent Monday in Glenwood
looking up business for the hew Nor
NAL school at Gunnison. with which he
is connected as a member of the facul-
ty. Mr.. Rutland says the new school
starts out with excellent prospects for
the first year S work and he thinks 1t
will be much appreciated by the west
ern slopers.
DR.. w G. Lockard of New Castle
was in Glenwood Wednesday attending
to business matters. I.ockard has some
record breaking crops this year on his
big ranch below New Castle and re-
ports that his wheat yielded the whole
ranch over. an average of little bet
ter than sixty bushels per acre. Oats
alfalfa and potatoes are likewise turn
ing out big crops and everybody is
happy.
A short session of the district court
last Monday evening Lou Miller was
arraigned for embezzing from the
HUM Meat and Live Stock company.
Miller has been in jail for some time
and he at once entered plea of guilty
and was at once sentenced by Judge
Shumate to from one to ten wears in
the state reformatory at Buena Vista.
The district attorney filed direct in
formation against John C. Richardson
and Andrew Connolly for violating the
Sunday closing laws of the state.
Judge Shumate will hold another ses-
sion of the court today.
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PROPERTY TO TRADE
Parties having Garfield county
ranches to dispose of who Will take