The Glenwood post., 1918-02-23
aLENwooD TWENTY YEARS AGO
the Fourth Week In February, 1898
the Third Week nj February, 1898

Reed Burritt has returned from a
weeks visit with his son Ray at
Victor
County Clerk Hoover spent Wash
ington birthday at his ranch trim
ming his cherry trees
Miss May Weideman has so far re-
covered fron her recent illness as 10
be able to take her place in school.
In talking with Frank Ewing Thur
day he informed us that the Glenwood
baseball club for 1898 would soon Or
eanizr and he ready for work as soon
as the season will permit. The last
years players who are now here ar
Frneit rar!tw, Harry Pease, seymour
fhillips, Charles Smith, Frank Ba' l.
win, Jimmy Ryan, Elmer Lucas and
Frank Ewing
| lewell & Worries, following their us
ual spring custom, are having their
buegies and other vehicles painted.
Jim Howe is the artistic wielder of
the brush.
There are at least two reasons why
travelling men like to Sunday in Glen
wood: The splendid hotel accommo-
dations and the plunge bath system.
There are many other reasons, but
these two catch them all right.
When the fact becomes known that
the furnishings for the Hotel Colorado
cost $4,000 people will begin to form
some kind of estimate OF the magni
tude of the place. Through the cour.
tesy of Mr.. E. E. Lucas we were re.
Gently shown through the building
from cellar to the roof garden, and
must confess that the famous Brown
Palace of Denver is poor and mean
and common place compared to it.
4 Tuesday was so warm that we looked
around for an old straw stack on which
we might climb and lie down and go tc
sleep, but seeing, none we continued tc
do business at the old stand.
| VIM. Cardnell, junior, left Glenwood
early this week for Grand Junction
where he joined a party outfitting fol
Klondike and ere this is following hi.
nose towards that frigid zone.
April l our worthy townsman and
county assessor, G. H. Bell, will start
out over the county on a three months
siege, looking after the interests per
tanning to his office. He will doubtless
return in time to help us in our Fourth
of July celebration.
Jake Borah, of Trepper's Lake fame
was recently thrown from horse sus
thining a fracture Of three ribs.
A sale has just been made wherebj
the Sisters of Mary came into posses
sion of ten acres of the Edgar D. Viii
son ranch upon which the hospital will b.
located. This is one of the best 10
cations that could have been secured
near Glenwood, and the erection of thu
hospital will materially enhance thu
value of other property in that vicin
Iity. In addition to selecting frs
class site for their sanatarium, thu
sisters will have tract Of land tha
can easily be converted into choic,
Garden and fruit tract, and we pre-
sume portion of the land will b
utilized ir this way.
Mrs. I.au-a Hadler Frasier is visit
ing in Glenwood, the guest of Mis-
Inez Baldwin.
Peers Coulter is driving the Goa
team of Henry Walz 4, ring Mr.. Walz !
absence in Denver
Mr.. Robert Bowies and Miss Hetti
Fowles of Carbonate were in town Wis
iting friends Thursday.
Editor Hurlburt of the Parachute
Index, peeked in at our office window
Thursday forenoon as he was pacin;
the sidewalk.
Miss Emily Cardnell came in from
Denver over the Rio Grande Wedncsda,
morning and at once came to this of
flee to compare valentines with tn.
Post force.
Dougan Bros. expect to move thei
assortment of hardware into the Kamn
block some time next week. Til,
building is now being put in readiness
for them.