The Glenwood post., 1913-03-15
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Passing through Casss.a.ls tie sthss
lay o. tAs way 70 0lssvssd With =. }.
woodward, the writer AaA The eppos-
ts,ity to i.speet ~ nsw a..sF sf H.
Dinksl Mercantile company, in which
10 located The ,sw quarters Of tAe Fisst
Natioaal bank- This a.esx il bsilt
right. II would be . credit 70 any city
and the bank has one Of the prsttisst
interiors the writer ever has seen. The
furniture throughout 10 Of mission style,
with trimmings Of brass, and 1t 10 not
only convenient but really handsome.
Cashier Mansfield certainly has full
right to feel proud of this place. Up
stairs over the bank is Carbondsle's .
new hotel, comfortable, clean, aud
spick-span. steam-hested throughsst.
the building 10 the best in CaFbosdals
and Mr.. Dinkel certainly il 70 b ss.-
graduated upon his enterprise.
Glenwood 10 dull now 1t il the off
season for that resort and all lines Of
business are more or less stagnant. An
Of the saloons are permitted to opefa.s
open gambling and there doesnt Z aP-
pear TO Be any dearth Of gansbli.g nea,
though mes4 e them, At this tine II
year, are home pfoduet4 which IL ~
fortunate and more OF Len a eass e
dog-eat-dog.
Caaght Brother Keek u the NidlaaA
in smother ,ssd-ha.ded 6sed that was
abeu& - aaaxing q tAa4 II BrstAsr
Diekso.. WAsa - stssslaA tnAs ~
Nidle.A SpAsA 1tnRa. .M.-{aek -
actually selling . railway ticket. Asked
II that wasn't something unusual, tho
gentleman confessed that, up to . eou-
Pile Of months ago, such an incident
would have been regarded in the light
Of phenomena. but since the rail-
roads all shut down on the passes Mr..
Keck says they really sell several
tickets every day for cash.
Called upon Editor Dickson Of the
Post and found him-you'd never guess
it-busy with a cloth wiping off every
.peck of dust from the office furni-
ture. Everything was spiek and span
and the place bore no more resemblance
to a country EDITORS anctorum than
the Glenwood saloons do 70 . Y. N. G.
A. parlor. Mr.. Diekson las recently
remodeled his building and he is justly
proud Of his quarters.
R. J. took to that sulphur spring
water like . duck and when the writer
left him he was guzzling down about
two gallons of it per diem. 1t appeared
to be doing him q world Of good, too,
and, no doubt, he will educate his nose
to disregard the smell Of dead dog tho
fluid carries.
On Sunday morning, in our room ae
the Glenwood hotel, we were awakened
by the footing Of the fire alarm whis-
tie. R. J. got up to investigate and
observed a small column Of smokhe ooz-
ing out from building block up the
street from the hotel. One or two mea
were seen leisurely walking along the
street, apparently under 10 excitement
what ever and We had about concluded
that il w.s not an alaFn Of fire sftes
all, when enc eitissl showed up actual
Ily running. OtAess appeared 70 catch
tAe fever from this "a. s.l presently
three Or foaR broke inte . dog tree
up tie street tsward ths sooks which
grew more and more dspss. =. J. hala
The wateA o. tAsn, for ~ hsd risAe.
fully eseelsded hat IL fire was u
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