VOLUME XXVGleawooil Hotel Sold.One of the largest business tnns-actions to take place in Kenova for some time was 'eou-u.nmated October 25 when i he Glen wool hotel changed ownership.Goetlieb llartweg, a prominent financier and steam boatman of Cincinnati and Covington, and Blair P. Wilson of Huntington and Kenova real estate fame, became the proprietors of ttsi* popular hostelry which is known to the traveling public from the pine clad hill* ofMaine to the Everglades of Florida The deal bad been under consideration for some time, although it was not known by the public in general.The Glen wood will be renovatedfrom cellar to roof and manv iin-•portant improvements will be made. The building is being repainted inside and outside and an updo date cafe will be installed in the near future. When the numerous improvements shall have been completed patrons will be entertained a la Waldorf Astoria style, of course omitting the drinks.The new proprietors are practical huMiie.-s m u and they i tend to make the Glenuood second to no hotel in the tri-state region.The genial W. R. Wil-on wi l continue in the capacity of inanag**r. Mr. Wil-on h i- had charge of the Glen wood lor the past month and during that short period he has prov en himself capable of handling the bu-ine-s 111 a manner that has been satisfactory to all concerned, lie has suggested the making of \ariou* changes and in each re-peet hi* r.-quests will be c on plied with.The purchase i rice of the properly has not b?en made public, but it i- reported to be 45,000.P*ininbivdiblcatohi/.«betilfoIKrRla11II