The Glenwood post., 1911-09-16

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Next week the farmers of the Car
bondale country will, begin potato dig
ging in real earnest and from that on
until the crop is gathered in there will
be busy tines in that productive coun-
try.
Austin Gavin drove his E. NJ. f..
car with four passengers besides hlm-
self from Carbondale to GlenwOol N
just 321a minutes last Monday after
noon. He says he has beaten that time,
but we call that going some and we
don t care to have him try to cut any
off of that on any trips we take with
him. That was fast enough. thank
you.
| The funeral services over the re-
mains of Evelyn Baker Dickey. infan.
daughter of Rev. and Mrs j. Morrison
Dickey, We're held at the Method st
parsonage last Saturday forenoon,
Rev G. f. Brock of the Methodist
church of Carbondale and Bishop
Brewster of this city officiating In
terment was in the Masonic plot in
Rosebud cemetery.
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| Wednesday evening of last week,
September g, near the hour of mid
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night, or just after the arrival of Rio
Grande No. g. Fred Hochberg was mar
ried to Miss Lottie LaGendre of Cor
onado, California, Father Carrigan per
forming the ceremony. Mr.. Hochberg
is first roast cook at the Hotel Colo
rado, this being his second season at
this popular hostelry.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Campbell ana
daughter; also Miss Marian Wade and
Mss Frances Dunn form a party from
st. Louis who are enjoying Glenwood
immensely this week They came out
in their private car for the benefit OF
Mrs. Campbell who has suffered a nerv-
Gus breakdown on account of the receIt
death of her son. She obtained great
relief from the Glenwood baths.
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| T.. f. Reed, former resident of Glen
wood but now living with his family on
"A fruit ranch at Emmett, Idaho, visited
last Wednesday with his son, Harold,
| of this city and then went on to Denver
where he must spend some tine in
having his eyes treated. Mr.. Reed
says it is fine art to grow potatoes
successfully in his portion of Idaho.
but his Colorado experience came in
handy and he is succeeding pretty well.
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{. E. Kruger this week made photo
graphs of Hanging lake and Bridal
Veil falls, two of the most charming
scenic attractions in the vicinity OF
Glenwood. Mr.. Kruger has had many
requests for those scenic photos from
eastern publications and made these
| particular pictures on an order from
me HltloLdlt american. HtTt is IL
depth and beauty in them that makes
| them very valuable in advertising the
scenic charm of this section.
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| Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Cox are enjoying
a visit from old Gallatin friends, Mr.
and Mrs. Wood II. Hamilton, who have
hppp l'plora In this
They have recently been down at
Montrose visiting son and daughter,
and said they could not think of going
back home without visiting their Gal
| latin friends in Glenwood Mr. Wood
visited Glenwood once before and he
| says he is glad to note that considera-
BILE improvement has been made during
the last few years.
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Tuesday afternoon while j. C. Sparks
and workmen We're making some repairs
on ditch between here and New
| Castle tree whose roots had been cut
fell to the ground, catching beneath it
Mr. Sparks ten-year-old son and his
hve-year-old grandson and pinning
them to the ground. The combined
effort of seven men was exerted IN
vain to lift the tree from the little
sufferers and to release them it was
necessary to dig the ground away be-
meath them. The Sparks boy was badly
bruised and crushed while the little
boy was badly hurt internally. DIR.
Thompson made hurried drive to the
ranch and prescribed for the little fel-
lows who are both improving.
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meeting of the stockholders of the