The Glenwood post., 1910-09-10

music company Wnen you Duy piano
from NJ. j. Mayes at the Book Store
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Ray Dickson left Friday evening for
Colorado Springs where he will attend
Colorado College the coming year Har-
old Parkison and John Robertson will
leave tomorrow evening for the same
place
A. J. Dickson returned Tuesday
morning from Fort Morgan where he
attended the Colorado Methodist con
ference and Colorado Springs where he
arranged for placing his son, Ray, in
Colorado College.
Rev. J. Martin who has been pastor
of the Methodist church at Aspen the
past year has been assigned to Chama,
New Mexico. Mrs. Martin has been
employed in the public schools at that
place for next year.
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Louis Williams. one of the proprie-
tors of the Publishers Pressroom com
pany of Denver, made business trip
to Glenwood Tuesday of this week
while returning from Salt Lake and
other western cities.
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A fire broke out yesterday forenoon
in one of the Morrell cottages on Pal
mer avenue. occupied by Frank Coryell.
The fire department responded promptly
and the flames We're extinguished be
fore any serious loss occurred.
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C. w. Smith, deputy county treasurer
made trip to Colorado Springs the
first of this week for the purpose of
placing his son. Roland. in school. The
young man will make a special study
OF, music under one of the best instruc-
tors in that city.
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Miss Gladys Teeter. whose serious
burning from turpentine was recorded
in these columns last week is still alive
at the sanitarium but her recovery is
very doubtful at this time as she is in
great pain and seems to be growing
weaker every day.
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Rev. J. NJ Dickey of this place
preached last Sunday morning in the
Baptist church at Fort Morgan. With
the great number of very able preach
ers who were in Fort Morgan last Sun
day Mr.. Dickey may consider it quite
an honor to be called upon to preach
in that fine church.
Do not fail to seee S. R. Berger, the
popular eyesight specialist. He will be
at the Glenwood hotel for three days,
September Is, 16 and II. He has
built up a very good practice in our
town and is always kept busy on his
visits here. He will test school chill
dren's eyes free of charge.
Frank johnson, who some time ago
while intoxicated, was struck by train
near Rifle died Thursday evening at the
county hospital. Nothing is known as
to his relatives and unless some orders
are received very soon Undertaken
Schwarz will bury the body as a county
charge.
Mr.. and Mrs w. P. Stephenson left
last Saturday evening for Butte, Mon
tana, where Mr.. Stephenson has assept
ed a position in one of the leading drug
stores of that city. The Stephensons
were excellent citizens and they leave
many friends in Glenwood who greatly
regret their decision to locate elsewhere
but wish them abundant success
wherever they may be.
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There is lot of paper talk about a
new town to be established short dis
tance below New Castle and to be
known as Chapman. Thus far nothing
shows on the county records to justify
the rumors that have been set aloat
and which may not be well founded
1t is said that the Henrickson and sew.
eral nearby ranches in Peach valley
have been sold to party of Denver
capitalists who will establish a town
and build railroad to Meeker
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In Justice Cardnell s court yesterday
afternoon William Clark of New Castle,
Arthur Deeser and Fern Hart were
fined for drunkenness and disturbance
at the race track Thursday afternon,
the latter two being each given $25 and
costs while Clark drew fine of $l5
and Jail sentence, but the latter was
RENTED with the understanding that