The Glenwood post., 1911-07-22
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d. w. Houston, business manager,
and A. A. Ash, travelling representa-
tive of the Denver Times, visited Glen
wood Thursday and called on number
of our business men. The Times has
recently shown great improvement and
is growing in favor, especially with
Colorado republicans who think it
about time that Denver should have
real republican paper.
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Sam Holmes, president of bank at
Eureka, Kansas, left Thursday for his
home after spending the past week il
the Roaring Fork valley visiting his
sister, Mrs. Margaret Station, and her
family. Mr.. Holmes, who is rs years
of age, has lived in Kansas Al years,
but was formerly a neighbor of NJ. J.
Mayes father in Illinois, He enjoyed
a visit with Mr.. Mayes before starting
on his homeward journey.
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| ID. S. James the first of this week sent
down from his Roaring Fork ranch
about twenty young geese of the
the Hotel Colorado. The birds are
almost full grown and they make qulte
"A pleasing addition to Mr.. Lucas
aquatic collection. Roast young goose
is deicacy which is quite popular
with the guests of the Colorado and
these birds will soon find their way
to the ovens of the big hostery
| 1t is said that not only the two Fer
gusons, but also Reynolds, the third
man warned to leave Palisade by the
white cap brigade some ten days ago,
have shaken the dust of the peach city
from their brogans and their where
abouts are AT this date unknown They
found that the people of that com
munity had tired of waiting for Off.
GERS to do their duty and had determ
med that their bootlegging tactics
should come to an end. Hence Their
exit.
Henry Rhone of Grand Junction
passed through Glenwood Wednesday
morning bound for Eagle county to
look over the automobile line which
he and a number of friends will estab
lish from Wocott on the Rio Grande
to intercept the Moffat road in the
told Fred Ewing that all arrangements
have been made to put the new line In
operation at an early date. The object
is to cut off several miles and con
siderable time between here and Den
yer.
j. o. Pyle and family who have
made their home in Glenwood the past
year, departed Monday morning for
Pueblo where they will reside in the
| future. Mr. Pyle has been in charge
of the meat department of the Glen
wood Mercantile cmpany the past year
and has made many friends, both for
his firm and himself, for he is both ca
| pable and courteous-two indispensable
qualities in these days of close compe-
tition. 1t is reported that he will
enter the grocery and meat business
for himself in the Smoky City.
Parties leaving at this Office items
which they desire to have published
must make known their identity Often
items are left here which the editor
desires to verify or elaborate but be
employees by some one who refuses TO
give his name it is impossible to look
the matter up. The average person
does not fully realize what it takes TO
make a good newspaper story and it
is to be hoped that in the future all
who leave matter at this office will
bear in mind that the printers and the
editor are just human and that we
make no pretensions as expert guess
ers. We are very anxious to have all
the news, but we want to know where
it comes from.
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The two small children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Halliday were sent to their
mother at Rifle last Tuesday by Sheriff
Jessup on the order of Judge Smith.
Some time ago Halliday loaded three of
his children in his wagon and left home.
He was found in the vicinity of Eagle
and the children taken from him and
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