The Glenwood post., 1907-12-07

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Mrs. Charles Mccarthy entertained
party composed of fourteen of her
friends at dinner Sunday evening.
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ. E.
church will meet Thursday afternoon
at two o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Dickson.
Edward Dennison and Sadie Joseph
inc Berry, well known young people OF
Meeker, were united in marriage on
Thanksgiving day.
The change in superintendents at the
power plant was effected on Saturday
Louis f. Reynolds. succeeded J. F. ,kla,
ner. the former superintendent.
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Sheriff Zimmerman children are re-
ported on the road to recovery today
and it is expected that theyiwill be able
to leave the house early next week.
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Miss Amy Schoenherr celebrates. her
thirteenth birthday today. This even
ing she will give a party at her home
to twenty-five of her young friends.
/ Rehearsals are progressing daily on
the play, San Original Liar" which
81 is to be presented by local amateur
talent. The date will shortly be an
nounced.
I X. Havemeyer and his brother, Ar
thur, both of Grand Valley, stopped at
/ the Glcnwood hotel Sunday night. This
morning Arthur left over the Midland
for Chicago on business trip.
/ For any of the ordinary diseases of
the skin Chamberlain 5 Sulve is excel
lent 1t not only allays the itching and
smarting but effects cure. For sale
by all dealers.
/ The quarantine for scarlet fever at
the Dubois residence was raised on
Saturday. Little Miss Ruth Dubois,
who was i'll, has entirely recovered
with none of the after effects SO often
resulting from this disease.
/ The postoffice department has allowed
the Glenwood Office one extra clerk 3or
the holidays. Miss Gladys Barlow will
fill the position for one month, begin
ming yesterday. A new cancelling ma
chine will be installed shortly.
! The county commissioners are hold.
ing their regular monthly sessions.
This morning Eugene Grubb appeared
before the board, asking that bridge
at his place on Crystal river be re-
paired, claiming that it is unsafe.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hamm
Saturday evening Rev. w. o. Woolever
performed the ceremony which united in
marriage Floyd Wilson and Miss Anna
Head, both of Palisade. Only the i'm
mediate friends and relatives attended
the wedding.
Miss D. f. Smith, sister of Mrs. Je
rome Hawley, gave an interesting talk
20 the Epworth league Sunday evening
on deaconess work. Miss Smith has
accepted a call to work as deaconess
for the First Methodist church of Los
Angeles, and will leave for that city in
a few days.
Rev. Albert J. Mast, editor of Der
Christliche Apologize of Cincinnati,
preached Sunday evening at the Meth
odist church. He left for Denver to-
day. Rev. Mast is on his way home
from Seattle where he attended a meet
ing of the foreign missionary commit
tee of the church.
Sheriff Bagley of Aspen came to
Glenwood Sunday night, it having been
reported to him that the men who stole
a team of horses from Fred Stockman
at Basalt has been located here. While
the sheriff was in town he received
word that the guilty parties had been
apprehended at Crystal River.
w. 8. Copeland has sold the Aspen
Times, daily and weekly, to T. J. Muir
ply, formerly of the Kansas City Star.
Copeland has other lines of business
that require his whole time. Mr. Muir
phy states that the Times will be
Republican paper in state and national
politics, "without any quibbling OF
hedging We wish him good fortune