The Glenwood post., 1913-01-04

Mrs. C. X. Elliott and daughter, Miss
/ Elizabeth, the latter = teacher in the
] Rifle schools, left Monday for their
home after spending Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Canaday.
| Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep DIR. Thomas
| Eclectic Oil for such emergencies. Two
sizes o5 and so cents at all stores.
The Logan Investment company Will
move in few DAYS from their present
quarters in the Kxmm building to the
new room in the Napier building, just
south of the Wells Fargo Express coln-
panv's office. This will make them al
excellent location.
Charley Anderson spent few days
visiting and attending to business at
fairs in Denver While there he visited
Tom Borst who has been IN Denver for
several months receiving medical treat
ment He says Tom is anticipating Il
five months visit in Sunny Tennessee
in hopes his health may be regained.
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Lost-Blaek COW with white face,
brand IS over quarter circle on right |
side, red bull branded 3V and 90 left |
side, red steer 90 left side. Reward
will be paid to finder.
F. J. BOLAND, Owner,
Canon Creek. New Castle, Colo.
A number of the Glenwood hunters
enjoyed New Years day hunting cot
ton tails and jack rabbits in the Cattle
creek and Spring valley country. Some |
were very successful while others were |
less fortunate, but a number of rabbit |
feeds were enjoyed in the city yester-
good and hard.
Denver has her annual stock show. |
beginning January 20. Hundreds of
cattlemen of the state will attend that |
show. The Colorado eattlemen have |
designated GlenwOOd Springs as the |
permanent place for their summer met
inys. Would it be amiss to send repre-
sentatives from this city to the Denver
show to urge the eattlemen to come
here for ther next summer meeting |
The business men should think rapidly |
and act for the best. interesks.sf the !
city in this matter.
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A number of the Carbondale cattle
men early this week drove small
bunch of cattle through this city -
Canon creek where they met a similar
bunch of men from the Garfield ami
Divide creek sections of the county.
The cattle driven through here were
the property of the latter crowd and
were exchanged for Carbondale catti-
which had wandered off their range dur
ing the past summer.
Mrs. q. f. Bergen and son have join
ed her husband, Rev. G. f. Bergen,
pastor of the First Presbyterian church
| in this city, and they are now comfort
ably located in the mAnse. Mrs. Ber-
gen and son have been visiting rela
tives in Wyoming for several weeks
and thus did not accompany Rev. Ber-
! gen when he first came to accept the
| ., nf h., hnr har agt
eral years in Central City.
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Although Monday night of the com
ing week is the regular night for the
of the |. o. o. F. lodge of this city,
the affair has been postponed and VIII
not be held until Tuesday night of the
following week when joint installation
be held in their lodge rooms. a ban
quet and general good time is being
arranged by both orders.
Rev. Jasper Bogue OF CarbonIale aud
pastor of the Christian church in this
city, announces his intention of leavin.
for California. For several weeks his
mother has been in failing health and
the change to the warmer and lower
altitude seems necessary. They will
probably locate near Los Angeles,
where Rev. BOgue has an offer of I
church. Their many friends here and
in their home town will ioin in regret
at their leaving, but all hope for a