The Glenwood post., 1913-07-26
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That GIenveod is sst fully awake -
the attractions within easy Fsssh -
the town snd that should ssrvs -
drawing cards to tAsss who visit THE
section o. their summer eGtiAss is 80
easienslly naAe 0srs apparsst thas
ever before by . visit - sone Of The
attractions that are known to exist
but Concerning which there il littls
public interest and Of which We hsas
but little.
The Post is Of the opinion that W
do not place sufficient store by thsss
natural objects Of interest which aro
looked upon ~ wonder points by the
tourists who come here. TFappers
lake, the Fairy caves, Hanging lake
and Hubbard's cave are places Of ex.
ceeding interest to our visitors an1
we do not sufficiently magnify their
importance. All Of these points aad
other points of natural beauty and At.
traction which appeal to those who
come here to Pend . week or 4 month
or . season should be featured il all
our literature and our visitor should
be encouraged - see then bsfoee
leaving this ssctisa.
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worth the eGost
One Of the most valuable Of ths
near Glsnwood attractions is HUB
bard's cave And yet We hear but little
concerning It. 1t 10 one Of the At
fractions Of which 1t can truthfllly b.
said that it has not been over doomed.
This cave was discovered over 90
years ago by Griffith B. Joaes and
Henry Hubbard while on q prospecting
trip in search Of . mineral deposit.
Tramping the hills from day to day
they were surprised one afternoon
while passing along under . steep
ledge to feel . stfong, cool breeze.
Looking to one side they discovered .
hole in the rock and upon entering they
soon found themselves in = wonderful
cavern. They kept ap their investigas
tions, being drawn by curiosity from
one room to another until VIXEN they
sought to leave the place it soon be-
came plain to them that they were lost
and could not find their way out. They
wandered about the place for hours
and at last they were led to the sur
face by their faithful dog who had
followed them into the place.
Since the discovery Of this cave it
has only been visited occasionally by
residents Of Glenwesl or tourists Who
have been attracted 70 it nv tAe sto.
ries told by otherA
Last Tuesday . party of ever thirty
people visited this cave aad al rs<usne
Cd to Glenwood declaring it . nest
wonderful curiosity and worthy Of
more than ordiaazy attsntio. y o.s Of
The peints sf interest," in The nsigAsse.
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