The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14

Several of our cit .zens witnessed :.
novel sight the first of the week, =
number of deer coming down from
the hills and grazing within the city
limits near the Hotel Colorado and tn,
big swimming pool. When frightene
by the spectators they seampered up
the mountainside toward the Fairy
cave.
Ed Tinsley, convicted asd seateaeed
as vsg about tea days age, vss re-
leased russaay aight froa tAs city
Jail, Aaving twelve days yet to serve
On his sentence. This uss Feaitted On
request Of Tinsley aad on condition
that he should shake the dust Of Glen-
wood from his feet forever. This ne
was glad to promise to do aad he d.
parted on Rio Grande No. and thus is
Glenwood happily rid of another dis
turbing loafer that can well be spared.
Nps. Elizabeth NeGuirk, mother Of
our county assessor, has returned from
Long Beach, California, where she
spent the winter most happily. She re-
ports Dr. Fletcher. Lawrence Nelson.
Ora Barton and others from Garfield
county doir; well in the coast country
and says she enjoyed her visit i'm
mensely. She is feeling and looking
much better than when she left here
and says she would not have missed
that trip for anything since it has
made her feel many years younger.
Ethlbert Ward Of Denver, assistant
U. 8. attorHey general, and Geo. Z.
TEewbridse, assistant to the solicitor
for the department of agriculture,
were in Glenwood Wednesday and
made . trip Of investigation to the
Central Colorado Power company's
plant at shoshone in order to familiar
ize themselves with the physical eondi-
tions, the information to be used in =
suit which the government has brought
saginst the power company and which
will soon be tried in the federal court
at Denver, Judge Lewis presiding.
DR.. E. J. Horan, who for the past
month has suffered intensely from
sciatic rheumatism, was 30 much worse
Thursday evening that q rumor Was
current on the streets that he could
not live until midnight. 1t later de-
veloped that this rumOr was not au-
thorized, but the doctors condition
was 30 critical that it was decided to
take him to salida and place him under
the care Of Dr.. Coehems and the doctor
was therefore taken to 6alida Thurs
day evening, Mrs. Horan and Miss Ca
hill, the nurse accompanying him.
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CIV. Belt, an Old Colorado pioneer,
10 years Of age, q resident of Colorado
foI the past quarter Of century and
Of Glenwood the past four years, died
Wednesday evening from strangulated
hernia. Deceased was an old prospect
or and has recently ben prospecting in
the Spruce creek section. He leaves
one son and three daughters. the son,
A. D. Belt, was with his father when
the end came. Two of the daughters
live in Utah and one at Collbran,
Colo. The funeral will be held from
the Schwsrz mortuary at CLOCK this
Afternoon Rev. Klein conducting =
brief funeral service at the grave in
the Glenwood cemetery.
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The Hundred Thousand Club OF
New York has this week been negotiat
ing for accommodations at the Hotel
Colorado for a week late in September.
Mayor Barnes and President Parkison
Of the Business Mems league have
both invited them by telegram to make
US . visit and both have received re-
plies which are very encouraging. Man
ager Lucas of the hotel is also in re-
ceipt of = telegram from Robert E.
Dedell, the secretary of the club,
stating that the matter would be de-
cided very soon. This is club Of
wealthy men connected with the life
insurance business and visit from
them to Glenwood would be . very i'm
portant event for this city.
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c. N. White has returned from LIS
special assignment by the county COM
nissieners in the tally of cattle on tho
ranches of the county or assistsn: 20
the ranchnea in cesntins th4ir cattle
He says the former statenent Of tn.
Post as to the very cool manner iu
vhieh hA wns beinR neeNivod by the