The Glenwood post., 1912-11-30

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neaia. The fuaesaa UiA - Nil q
baszit this aftersasa- Ar. aaA Ma
Hook we're pisneers u the Enna and
Rasalt section.
The new cooling reon at Cave Ne.
has been completed snd Is being thrown
open today to the eoApany's patrons
for the first time. This is = great COS
ven ienee to the patrons Of this cave
and one which the public will thorough
ly appreeiate.
james Leggett of Carbondsle was .
visitor to Gienwood yesterday, having
returned from \ weeks visit with NJ.
and Mrs 7. NJ Glib at Redstone. He
says Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Osgood are ex
pected to arrive today at their beauti
ful Redstone home and they expect to
spend The winter there.
Charles Swartz died at the GlenwOod
sa anitarium at 1910 Thursday morn
ing, following an operation for bladder
trouble from which he had been suf-
ferer for many years. The funeral will
be held at O'Clock tomorrow after
noon from the Methodist church.
Miss Marion Carpenter returned
Wednesday morning from Grand june
ton where she visited with Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Thsyer Hubbard. Mrs. Hubbard
returned with her to Glenwood and
spent the Thanksgiving season with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cross.
Hughes 4 Crissman opened their
jewelry store Wednesday afternoon at
the old Wyman stand on Grand avenue.
These young men have q choice line
of the very latest in jewelrp and
watches aud their store is one of the
prettiest in town. They served punch
and waters 70 all eho ca...j.
A tramp who gives his name as Z.
K. Torbett and thought to be slightly
unbalanced in the upper story, was
caught by Rio Grande train last sunday
morning near Carl ondale and knocked
from the bridge over the R,sring FORK
to the rocks below and badly bruis d!
and shaken. He was bought to the
county hospital where he is recovering.
He says his home is in Riverside, Cali
fornia.
A. H. Miller, for several years ass st
ant supervisor of the Ho y Gross forest,
has resigned his pct.uon and left
Thursday evening '.or Seattle via Lot
Angeles. Mr.skiller has not completed
his plans Tor the future, but he think.
the .1eat Northwest offers inducemen,,
-hich he cannot altogether ignore Mr.
Miller made host of friends in thi.
country who will sincerely regret his
departure.
EJ McLearn of Rifle, one of Gan
field tounty's new,y elected commis
sionefs, was around town Monday
shaking hands with his friends an.
trying to tiId out now it happened
Ia feels pretty good toward Glenwoo,
, since Ne got that fine majority from
lere. 1t is well that he should love u,
little for he surely was badly beaten
vines he came to this town, but Glen
wood. tn its democratic landslide
saved his bacon for which Ed is trul,
thankful.
Last Wednesday sftcrn.cn HuMan II,
ficer Hutchings, on complaint Of
judge NoOu.n and othe. in rfereJ
with the advertising scheme of Prof
Caruthers, tho h,pnotist in + ar.ng a
young man in a store window pumping
bicycle while in hypnotic state
anu IL tudI ne WOu u ke' u
him Mt this for several hours. Caruth-
ers demurred at first to the orders o.
Hutchings to take the man down, b b1t
when told that he could do this or suf
fer the consequences he very reluct-
antly oheyed orders.
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Congressman and Mrs. f. T. TAYLOR
departed Monday evening for Washing.
ton where they will remain until the
close of the coming session of congress.
However, they stopped in Denver
where it will be necessary for Mrs.
Taylor to submit to a surgical opera
tion. Mr.. Taylor will remain in Den
yer with his wife as long as her con
dition seems to demand his presence
and i is tSoasht doubtful if he can
leave for Washington before about Ii.