The Glenwood post., 1910-03-19

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$25.00 to the northwest.
THE MIDLAND ROUTE.
A. L. Chase wishes to repeat his ben
efaction of last year to the school chill
dren of Glenwood Springs and to this
end he has made arrangements with
Mr.. Ewing of the new Isis theater to
give all the children of the Glenwoo1
public schools free entertainment this
afternoon. The children are requested
to meet at the theater at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon.
All kinds of dressmaking. Kendrick
cottages, No. SO and 52.
"Cheer up, everybody!' Mrs Wigs
says. ''What if you had hare lip?
Everything will come out all right If
you just wait long enough" Such
philosophy and other optomistic say
ings will send everybody away from
old opera house March 2s with glad
smile and cheerful heart. It's worth
the money. 30 cents and IS cents.
Tickets on sale at Parkison's Monday,
the 2lst.
All the best makes of pianos, at best
prices and terms. Mayes' Bookstore
Joe LuXen was an interested attend
ant at the farmers convention in
Glenwood this week, but when called
upon for Il speech Tuesday evening Joe
was mum as clam. 1t is said there
were Il number of farmers in the audi
ence who Were dead set on making in
quiries as to why those prediction
pledges had not been carried out
You can hardly blame Joe for not want
ing to "speechify." 1t might have
proved very embarrassing.
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Wanted-Girl who can run Smith
Premier typewriter
PRATT, Rifle, Cool.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Swartz of Pali-
sade were visitors in Glenwood Wed
nesday, IL. B. explaining to the Post
man that his mission here was to take
up some more land. Everything Is
drifting toward the farm and ! am
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for / think it will pay a lot better than
wearing one S life out in print shop, -
is the way he explained his seventh
day effort to take advantage Of her.
tofore neglected opportunity. The poor
scribe agreed with him, but that was
all he could do.
Grand Junction and return one fare
the round trip March % and 23.
THE MIDLAND ROUTE.
B. Johnston returned to GIenwood
Tuesday after spending the past two
months in travelling over California,
Oregon and Idaho, although he spent
the most of his time at San Diego
which he says has a splendid winter
climate but nothing else. Mr.. Johnston
says the farmers of Colorado mako
more money raising hay, sugar bets,
potatoes or grain than the people of
California can make growing oranges
or any other crop. He says the best
crop and the only profitable crop in
California is the tourist crop as this is
the crop on which all the prosperous
towns and cities are thriving He likes
some portions of Oregon and Idaho, but
says there is nothing which comes
within hailing distance of Colorado.
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| Do not forget that s. r. Berger the
well known eye sight specialist will
be in Glenwood again at the Glenwool
Hotel for three days, March 81, % and
30, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Julia Robertson who came to
| tarheId county IN 1881 and settled
with her husband on what is now part
of the Sievers ranch on the Roaring
Fork, where she has resided constantly
until few weeks ago, died Tuesday
morning at the county hospital from
abdominal tumor. She was 81 years OF
age. Some time ago she sold her ranch
to George Sievers, but reserved the
right to spend the remainder of her
/ days in the house which for so many
years had been home to her and to be
buried on the place by the side of her
husband. Funeral services were held
Wednesday afternoon from the Schwarz
chapel, conducted by Rev. Greer A.
| Foote of the Presbyterian church, AMI