The Glenwood post., 1912-08-10

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| Mrs. \. Ii. Stokes aud son of Grand
Junction have taken rooms in Glen
heat is so oppressive in the lower
Grand valley.
Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Klein and Nj.
to Hanging lake last Monday. They
were delighted with the trip as are all
other visitors to Glenwood's favorite
beauty spot
The force of expert auditors check
ing up the county offices was augu-
mented yesterday by the arrival of Ev.
McPhee and a Mr.. Champion from Den
yer. They will begin on the district
clerk s office today. Let US hope they
will find the district clerk in.
| w. II. Trumbor is enjoying visit
from his brother, Morris Trumbor and
the latter son, George, from Chey
enne Wells. They are greatly pleased
with the remarkable contrast between
Glenwood and the eastern slope where
the heat has been almost unbearable.
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Capt. Charles Daley of the Aspen
| Democrat Times passed through Glen
wood this week on his way to the dem
ocratic state assembly at Pueblo. He
took in the road race here Sunday and
Monday morning participated in the
judicial convention held here and took
the early train for Pueblo.
Buster Brown and Tige held forth
Thursday afternoon in front of WulI-
sonh 5 department store and attracted
about every little boy and girl in Glen
wood. There was great scamper for
the souvenirs after Buster had fin
ished singing the praises of the Buster
Brown shoe.
A. IL. Webb, superintendent of tho
Missouri Pacific at Wichita, Kansas,
arrived in Glenwood last Monday for
two weeks stay. Mr.. Webb has
made several summer trips to Gleuwooi
and his visits here have always proved
real delight, hence his return this
year.
Wanted-Man and two good teams to
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near Carbondale. Does not need to be
done at any particular time, but would
prefer having it done soon. Call up or
write me about it.
A. J. DICKSON,
Glenwoood Springs.
f. +. Westhafer, taking advantage
of the new law for naming and record
ing ranches, has christened his beau
tiful farm property near Glenwooa
valley View Ranch and has filed
his certificate with the county clerk.
Anyone who visits this splendid mesa
property must admit that the name is
decidedly appropriate.
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A Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget
Sound excursion passed through Glen
wood Wednesday afternoon over the
Denver & Rio Grande bound for the
Yellowstone national park and Pacific
coast points. The train stopped in
Glenwood long enough to give the
tourists a chance to look the town over
and this they all seemed glad to do.
They were loud in their praise of the
scenery they had passed in the canon
just before reaching Glenwood.
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The lectures given the first three
evenings of this week by DIR. Lumpkin
at the Methodist church were very in
teresting to those who wish to learn
of other lands and the customs of 9th
er peoples. DR.. Lumpkin described
his own personal travels in foreign
lands comprising two trips around the
world. He showed the characteristic
garb of each nationality and also ex-
hibited many curios with which he il
lustrated his lectures. His course was
very instructive.
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Miss Grace Fisher who has been Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs. II. G. Overlook,
for some weeks, returned Wednesday
evening to her home in Dunkirk, New
York, where she is teacher of geology
in the public schools 1t wouldn't be
quite right to say that Miss Fisher
went home with her pockets full of
rocks. but it is said that she was so
much interested in the formation in
the Grand canon and that her trunk
was so loaded down with specimens