The Glenwood post., 1909-10-16

Marriage license was issued Monday
of this week to George Waltring and
Miss Seferina Leroy, both of Cardiff.
They We're married in Denver Wednes
day by Justice Morris of the capital
city.
Attorney Harold Clark of Aspen was
in this city yesterday looking over the
records of the county treasurer. He
came in yesterday morning from Mar
BILE, where he had been attending to lie
gal affairs.
In spite of the fact that the Ava
lanche advertised meeting of the city
council for Wednesday night, the mem
bers of the council and the mayor an
nounced that they knew nothing of such
a program.
Tom Howard, Ed Ostrom and John
Bajasch returned Saturday from Deep
| lake where they hunted for deer. They
report having seen couple of does and
a fawn or two on their return, but new
er buck.
| c. Brownsberger, who has accepted a
position as day clerk at Hotel Glen
wood, and M. Livingston, who will hold
down the night clerkship, arrived from
Denver Wednesday and have assumed
| their duties.
Sheriff Divilbss spent several days
| this week in securing the county for
| jurors for both the county and district
courts. The county court opens next
| tuesday and the district court on No
| vember Stb
Jack Fessler, who spent several days
in the First National bank in the alb
sence of Charley Mccarthy, left We'd
nesday evening for Denver for a stay
of couple of days, after which he
expected to return to this city
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Mrs. Alice B. Clark, formerly of
Glenwood, but who is now holding a
piece of political pie in Denver, made
n visit to some of her Garfield county
friends the past few days She visited
in Rifle while on this side of the range.
ii. c. Warner and j. +. Hickman of
the Mesa County Mail We're in this city
this week and gave the Post pleasant
call. They have secured control of the
Fruita Telegram andannounce that they
will give Mesa county people live
newspaper. Here IS success.
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An alarm of fire was turned in Wed
nesday noon, but Investigations dis
closed that rubbish in an ash can back
of the Raynor house on Cooper avenue
was the cause of the smoke. The fir
boys turned out and were soon on tho
scene ready to do their work.
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Rev. and Mrs. Brock of CarbondaIe &
| were Glenwood visitors Wednesday of
this week. Rev. Brock was recently
assigned to the Methodist church at
Carbondale. He is well spoken of at
| Buena Vista and deserves the unstipted
support of his Carbondale flock.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ j. Maves left Tues
day night for Denver where they will
visit a few days. Incidentally. Mr.
Mayes will look over Christmas stocks
and supply himself with everything
that delights the small boy and girl as
we'll as the older folks.
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| Editor Tomlin of the Rifle Reyeilla
made business trip to the county cap.
ital yesterday. While in the city he
called at the office of the Post. Mr..
| Tomiin was city editor of the Daily
| Post for few weeks last October and
made number of friends here during
his short stay.
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| After attending the meeting of the
American Engineers in Goldfield, New,
a number of the delegates stopped off
in Glenwood last Sunday on their way
to their homes in the east They enjoy
ed plunge in the big pool after which
they left for Leadville to make a tour
of the famous Yak tunnel.
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Randy Ballinger, who played on tho
local ball team the past season an 1
since which time has been night clerk
at Hotel Glenwood. resigned his posi-
t1on this week and will take up his law
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