The Glenwood post., 1915-10-30
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Mrs. xollie Dean, wife of Dr.. Mar
shall H. Dean, died at her Denver
home last week at the ase Of So year.
An Dssa vas we'll ksowl in Glen-
wsod whore for many yeass she made
her home. She was also we'll known in
Carboadale where the Deans lived be-
fore coming to Glenwood. She is SUI
vived BY her husband aAd by oss sea,
Paul, asw . resident Of Boulder vhees
~ IL ~ Instructor in the state uli-
vsssi4y.
Bert Abrsns came down Thursday
from the rsseA near Eagle whsrs hs
has been suffering for some time with
EAsanatisn. He says hs viii stay losg
enough to boil it out in Glelwood' .
hot springs, the greatest rheumatism
remedy in the country. Bert worked
al summer on his mine at Defiance,
only about ten miles from GIenwood
bat he says he was too busy to make
- . visit. This is his first trip to
Glenweod in three years.
Herman Mettelman made trip
Wednesday to the DeBeque oil field
sad came back greatly pleased with th.
outlook. He says that gas we'll Of tie
Rifle s-DeBeque Oil and Gas company is
. wonder and that the company will
soon have splendid income from the
gas alone As soon as the water can be
eased Of from the old we'll of the
Gra.d River company pumping Of oil
viii begin sad it is predicted that that
company will soon be sble to rejoice IN
= psyi.g producer
So far Is il known the late Ed 8.
Hughes left no will directing the die
tribution Of his property. It is known
that he discussed with some Of his
friends who were posted on the laws
in regard to such matters, and it is
believed that he concluded that the
state laws provided for q most equisa-
BILE distribution Of estates and decided
that nothing would be gained by exc
cutting will. At least none has been
found among his possessions. Mrs.
Hughes has been appointed admins
h,,k
What might have been . serious
accident on the Lacy hill ocurred last
Tuesday afternoon when the brakes on
. car driven by Sam Bell of Oak Creek
refused to work and Mr.. Bell, being
unable to control the speed Of the car,
steered it against the hill and brought
it to stop, fortunately without any
serious results. The occupants Of the
car were Mr.. and Mrs. Bell and Mrs.
Richardson who had been over hers
to tie esart Asasi.g a.A were retur'
ing to their homes. They were very
fortunate IN bsi,s saly fsisAtenet
not hurt.
The one hundred people who made up
the congregation at the Methodist
ehureha last Sunday night were very
much interested and edited by the
splendid sermon delivered by DR.. A. y.
Loush Of the University of Denver.
Dr.. Lough is not only . deep thinker
but . pleasing and forceful speaker
and he gave his hearers much to think
about which should prove profitable TO
al. Five years ago Dr. Loush visited
Glenwooa and delivered the commerce
ne.t address to the high school grad
uatins class with such satisfaetioa to
an concerned that many Of our people
were glad to 80 a,l hear hin again.
Glenwood might just as well had the
Odd Fellows grand lodge for next year
n she had only asked for it and taken
ths necessary financial steps to secure
IL. This h one Of the greatest fla-
Ass.al esaAssiau in. tAs STATE and II b
worth . great deal to any city that
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