The Glenwood post., 1911-06-03

will be put on by the Isis tomorrow af
ternoon and evening. This is a two
reel picture taken from famous $780,
600 painting and you cannot afford TO
miss it. Remember, tomorrow after
noon and evening.
Henry Hoffman, the Rio Grande track
walker who was struck by the engine
of No. last week, was buried Wednes-
day from Farnum' s at the expense of
the county, no answer having ben re-
ceived from the cablegram sent his
relatives in Germany.
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Rev. H. F. Knight has returned from
Emmett, Idaho, where he has spent the
past several months and will probably
make Glenwood his home. He was very
much improved in health by his sojourn
in lower altitude and his friends are
all hoping that his good health may
continue.
Prosper Latum. one of the pioneers
of Eagle county and well known to the
old timers of Garfield county. came
down from Red Cliff this week, deter
mined to make his home in Glenwood.
He purchased from J. K. Walsh the
cottage on the corner of Ninth and
Bennett and is now occupying the
same.
Mrs. Elizabeth McGuirk, who has
spent the past month at Grand Valley,
| returned to Glenwood the first of the
| week. Mrs. McGuirk says many of the
| farmers in the vicinity of Grand Val
ley will have so much fruit that it will
be necessary to do lot of thinning
! while others have suffered almost a
| total failure
! Miss Nellie Strouse of New Castle
| was operated on at the Glenwood sani-
tarium last Friday night for appendi-
citis by Drs. Stewart and Crook. She
recovered nicely from the shock and
now seems well on the road to recovery.
Miss Strouse is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. H. Strouse and has many
friends in Glenwood as well as New
Castle.
| Last Monday evening the relatives
of Mrs. c. R. Mccarthy surprised the
lady by inviting themselves to dinner
at her house and preparing the dinner
themselves, Mrs Mccarthy having first
been inveigled into absenting herself
Fourteen were present. including Ed
McLearn OF Rife, and the evening was
delightfully."- spent.
Grand Junction and return one fare
for the round trip June IA, Is, 16 and
| II; account convention Christian En-
deavor society.
THE MIDLAND ROUTE.
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| DR.. and Mrs. E. j. Horan have re-
turned to Glenwood and taken up their
residence in Miss Williams cottage
on Eighth street and the doctor has
again resumed his practice after an
enforced vacation of several months.
He has been leading the simple life for
some time at Rifle and he certainly
looks as though he had been well fel
in that land of prosperity.
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Charley Sheib who was the first baker
at the Hotel Colorado and has returnc5
almost every season. is back again on
the job. On the way here he stopped
at Ruedi to enjoy few days fishing
in the Frying Pan. and caught a beau
| tiful Loeb Laven trout about twenty
| inches long whoch has been frozen in
| a cake of ice and has attracted much
| attention this week in the window of
| the Midland office.
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E. Fl. Grubb made a short visit to
Glenwood last Saturday morning, re-
turning on the first train to his Mt
Sopris ranch near Carbondale. He ac-
companied Lord Ogilvy who had visit
ed Mr. Grubb for several days while
getting material for some agricultural
stories for the Denver Post. Lord
Ogilvy spent the day in Glenwood and
then started down the valley to in
spect the orchards and learn the truth
about the general crop prospects.
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For capturing big fish Charley Brown
is surely up to this time entitled to
the pennant. for last Sunday in No