The Glenwood post., 1909-11-20

Mrs. J. NJ. Dickey has been quite in
disposed during the past week
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A new lot Of up-to-date furniture
was installed in the Hotel Glenwood thi
week.
Mrs. Dan Parker of Rife is spending
the week in Glenwood taking advant
age of the baths.
c. C. Parks left yesterday for Den
yer, having been subpoenead to appear
as witness before the federal court.
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The new law building for the state
university at Boulder is to be dedicated
next Wednesday. This building is the
gift of Senator Guggcnheim to the
state.
1t is now reported on what the Post
believes is good authority that the
Hammer ranch on Elk creek has been
sold to a Kansas farmer and his two
SONS, the consideration being $l4 900
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Postmaster Ollie Thorson Thursday
received a new steel safe which weighs
5000 pounds. 1t has a heavy inside
steel cash box and conforms in every
respect to the government requirements.
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| The attention of our readers is call
ed to the coming event of the season
which win be the grand ball given by
the fire laddies of the city in the opera
house on the evening of November "a
We are sure our readers will agree that
no more worthy cause could be patron
lied
Elmer Lucas shipped the last of his
bears to Denver Wednesday evening of
this week and in the future it will adj
to the attractions of the capital city
This is the bear which made. Its geta-
way a few weeks ago and was later
captured by the Warner dogs near the
Fairy caves
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In the window of the Glenwood
Hot Springs company's office is one of
the best pictures of the big swimming
pool which has ever been seen. 1t
shows very plainly the bathers in the
water and those on the toboggan slid.
1t was made the past summer by
Denver photographers
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Mr. and Mr.. w. H. Andrews of
New Castle have spent several days
in Glenwood this week. Mr.. Andrews
is the superintendent at the New Cas-
tie Portland Cement company's prop,
erty at New Castle and was in attend
ance at the meetings of the board of
directors held here this week.
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The Post has received many new sub
scribers the past week or two and al
most without solicitation at all on our
part. The people, however, had all
seen and read the Post and all admitted
it to be the best newspaper in this part
of the country and well worth the mon
ey charged for it. The rest was easy.
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''The Soul Kiss" played to a small
house in this city last Saturday night,
but all who attended seemed satisfied
taht it was a good clean show. If the
company has vulgar scenes for other
towns, they We're not sprung here in
Glenwooi. Many of the Glenwood the
ater goers said the company was de
serving of better patronage.
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VIM. Lawrence, convicted by Jury
in the district court of robbing Frank
Buckovieh, was last Saturday sentenced
by Judge Shumate to serve not less
than eighteen months in the pen at
Canon City. This was the case in
which certain witnesses told of buying
liquor in Glenwood saloon at three
o clock on the morning of October %.
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DR.. George C. Stemcn. a member of
the state board of health, made a short
stop in Glenwood Thursday morning
while passing through in the discharge
of his official duties He visited the
school building and some of the sick in
Glenwood, leaving on Rio Grande No.
/ for Salida from whence comes a very
urgent call. He reports great deal of
scarlet fever, smallpox and diphtheriq
in the state and says that as to health
conditions Glenwood is in much better
shape than many other towns through
out the state.