The Glenwood post., 1911-07-15

the kio 6rande between Noicott anu
Edwards Thursday afternoon covered
up the track for several hundred yards
and tied up No. at this place for
nearly two hours. The trouble was the
result of a water spout.
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| c. C. Miller of Antlers came to Glen,
wood Thursday and placed himself
under the care of DR.. Berry. Mr.. Mil
Ter has been in very poor health this
summer and recently he has suffered
| an attack of bronchial trouble that has
proved very distressing to him.
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Judge Smith received word Wednes-
day from the hospital at Salida that
Mrs. Smith has so far recovered as TO
| be able to sit up in her room. This
will be good news to Mrs. Smith $
many friends in Glenwood who will
hope for her speedy recovery.
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Patrick Leonard and Miss Clara
Stauffacher of Carbondale were mar
ried in Glenwood Wednesday by Rev
| Kuntz of Oklahoma, now temporarily
occupying the pulpit of the Presbyte-
ter of Ed. Stauffacher, former county
commissioner.
Floyd Maaby, who has been EN-
,lora1 l,,, tho ColoraIo Talanbona ann
pany this summer in the neighborhood
of Hotchkiss, Paonia and other Delta
county points, came home the first OF
the week to attend the wedding of his
sister. Floyd says it sure some hot
over in that country
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DR.. Robert c. Gallagher of Denver
IS taking his annual vacation at the
Hotel Colorado. DR.. Gallagher enjoy
ed a fishing outing with the Charles
j. Barth party in Canon creek last
Sunday and as result several of the
guests of the Colorado had mountain
front for breakfast Monday morning.
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Kos Harris, a prominent attorney of
Wichita, Kansas, is enjoying his third
summer s vacation in Glenwood, having
taken room at the Skinker home.
Mr.. Harris greatly enjoys the hot
baths and cool nights for which Glen
| wood is noted and says he can imagine
no more ideal place in which to spend
a vacation.
j. w. Scott principal of the Lowell
school in Colorado Springs, spent sew
eral days very delightfully."- in Glen
wood the past week, leaving Wednes-
day morning for Rifle Falls, where
he will be joined by Mrs. Scott, who
mas been attending the Chautauua at
Boulder They expect to enjoy pro-
tracted outing in Garfield county be
fore Mr.. Scott returns to his school
! work
Receiver C. NJ. White did not sell
the Meyers ranch in the Carbondale
| country last Saturday as he had ex-
pected to do. Only one bid was re-
ceived for the property and Mr.. White
decided to continue the sale indefinite
ly. He thinks there will be better
chance to sell this property after the
crops have been harvested this fall
The bid received was by H. C. Jessup
and was for $1,000.
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Judge d. c. Beaman is taking a va
| cation in Gleuwood and tomorrow will
join the wild flower excursion to Nor
rie. Thursday he went in Morgan
Gavin S auto to Canon creek where he
had great sport fishing for, notwith-
standing the judges age. whipping a
stream for trout is still great sport TO
him. He is planning a trip to the
country above Carbondale where he ex-
poets to do some lake fishing,
Prof. J. G. Schurman and three chill.
dren, Miss Schurman. Miss Helen Schur-
nan and G. e. Schurman of Ithica, n.
Y, spent Wednesday in Glenwood on
their way to the Pacific coast. They
greatly enjoyed the Hofel Colorado
and the baths and DR.. Schurman who
is the president of Cornell university
and prominent in eastern political af-
fairs, declared this one of the most de.
lightful rest spots he had ever visited.
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Mrs. NJ, McCusker and her daughter,
Mss Flora Sheldon, on their way from
their home in Iowa to California,
stopped in Glenwood this week to visit
their son and brother, G. l. Sheldon,
of this place. They are delighted with
the Glenwood climate which they say
IS in such pleasing contrast with that
they are accustomed to that it seems to