The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-11-13
Wreck Near Grand Valley Is
Cause Of Injury to Sev-
eraI Passengers
ALL SLIGHT INJURIES

Grand Junction, Colo, Nov. H.
Sixteen persons were injured, nose
seriously, when three ears OF. weee-
bound Denver and Rio 0rande t1>ia
NO. Is overturned near Grand Vallay,
A miles from here, this afternoon. The
injured we're taken in charge BY Ain
Helen Baylis, Red Cross nurse Of
Palisade, Colo, passenger, aad hess
to this city.
softened road bed, allowing the rails
to spread, was said to be responsible
for the accident. The train was dr.
ged $50 yards before it could b
stopped.
/ Only one Of the injured required
hospital attention. Thomas Copley of
ss44 Xavier street, Denver, sustained
broken ribs and is in the local hospital.
Other injured were:
T. A. Mitchell, 1541 Blake strsst,
Denver, left leg injured.
Eugene G. Groves, 222 Foster build
ing, Denver, bruised.
Clark Twyman, P.lisade, right .se
injured. , IA
| Mrs. Glenn Gausuay, Grand vsl,sy.
back sprained. .4~--a.
Glen Gasuay, Grand Valley, hand
cut. -U.
'. H. Griffen, Grand Junction, cor
ductor, right leg injured. WIFI
W. W. Smith, Glenwqod SPRING..
right hip and leg bruised. $50.
| J. W. Ward, Grand Junction, risht
hand and shoulder bruised.
A. P. Crooksr, Topeka, Kansas,
bruised.
G. E. Horst, shelbyville, Ind, scalp
wound.
Fl. A. Haff, Glenwood SPRING., scalp
wound.
P. B. Hollingshead, Grand Valley.
head cut.
}. A. Kennedy, Palisade, head and
back bruised.
L. j. Donald, Grand Junction, leg
bruised.
c. A. Wise, Brooklyn, N. Y, sprained,
arm.
The above is the account which
reached the Post from Grand Junction
concerning wreck to THURSDAYS
Train No. l5 a short distance below
Grand Valley, and by reason of which
several people known in Glenwood vera
injured.
Mr.. Groves, the architect who de-
signed Glenwood's grade school build.
ing now being constructed, had spent
a day in Glenwoool inspecting the
work being done on the school building
foundation, and was on his way to
Grand Junction where he has some
matters needing his attention.
W. w. Smith Of South Colorado
avenue in this city, stated to friends
here that he was going down to Psli-
SADIE to see about his pension. h. o.
pected 10 be gone only day or two.
Horace Haff, who lives ON his raneh
in Spring Valley, had expected 10
spend but a few days in Grand june
tlon. He was struck on the head with
such force as to render him uneoa.
scious for . short time, but was able
to return to Glenwood ON, No. 10 yss-
terday, not much the worse for wear.
7. A. Mitchell, who travels for Tie
Graham Paper company called at the
Post few days ago and booked .
small order and then stated that b
was on his last trip over his tsrritssy
prior to taking his hobby vaeatisa
which he proposed 10 spend h his Old
home in Tennessee. Il has been ~.
eral years since he visited The soutA-
land and he smaeksd Ais lips - h tslA
Of his Contemplated Ohsistnas dlnaae
In the old home, Of roast poasan ~
baked yams, With an tAs etAR
fixins" which the soutAsea sssas
know 70 well how to prepare. Hers's
hoping that Toms injuries are but
slight, and that he will yet be able 10
realize on that Christmas dinner dream
Mrs.. Jesse Woman nndeeweHe - \
for nsyra nAie NJ - a.