The Glenwood post., 1910-04-09


Springs.
j. w Morris of the Glenwood mills
left "wednesday evening for business
trip to Denver.
Mrs. $. j. Lowe accompanied the
Larkin family to Colorado Springs last
Monday evening.
III kinds of dressmaking. Keudriclx
cottages. No. SO and 80.
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All the best makes of pianos. mt best
prices and terms. Mayes' bookstore.
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$1,000 to Denver and return via the
Rio Grande March 2Sth, April 2 and q.
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Wanted-Girl who can run Smith
Premier typewriter
PRATT, Rifle, Cool.
For Rent or Sale-The Elkhorn barn
on Cooper avenue, Glenwood Springs.
3-26 4w JOHN O'CONNOR.
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All the best makes of pianos, at best
prices and terms. Mayes' Bookstore.
FOR SALE
160 acres of land in Rio Blanco
county. For further information ad-
dress e. C. Collins, Basalt, Colo.
Get your calling cards at the Office
of the Glenwood Post. We have the
very latest styles and the price is
reasonable.
C. W. Jones and bride, nee Harriet
King, left Wednesday evening for their
new home near Los Angeles.
j. p. Oleson of Gypsum was in Glen
wood Wednesday attending to some
business before the U. s land office.
George Mckay was up from DeBequc
Tuesday as witness in the Hampton
proof case before the land office.
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Mrs. Alice B. Clark and her daughter,
Gretta, who have been visiting friends
in Garfield county, returned Tuesday
morning to their home in Denver.
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Mrs. John l. May of Cardiff left Wed
nesday evening over the Colorado Mid
land for thirty days visit to Los
Angeles and other California points.
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The Larkin family left Monday even.
ing with the body of the father John
Lar1in. for Colorado Springs where in
terment was had. Father O'Dwyer con
Quoted the funeral services.
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James Ewers left his work on Divide
creek long enough to come to Glenwool
this week and take three days pay
| for one day of service as juror. He was
glad to get away, but breads making
another trip at a time when he will be
needed worse on the ranch than he is
at present.
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Mrs. katherine Cook, state superin
tendent- of schools, made a brief visit
to Glenwood this week. She is plan
ming another visit to the western slope
very soon in company with some of the
prominent educators of the state and ii
goes without saying that Glenwood will
be on the itinerary.
Elmer Chapman of Divide creek was
one of the ranchmen called to Glenwood
| this week to serve as juror in the
district court. He was very muah
pleased when told by the judge he WIS
excused for the present, but says he
would rather stay and finish up the job
than to have to come back again.
A. II. Miller, the handsome and affa-
BILE assistant supervisor at the forestry
office, is enjoying a leave of absence
which he is spending at his old home
in Kennard. Nebraska 1t is limited
that he will purchase two railroad tick
cts when he starts on his return to
Glenwood. Say, girls, isn't that awful?
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Allen of Spruce
creek have been visiting this week in
Glenwood. Although Mr.. Allen is still
lame from the effects of a paralytic
stroke his general health is greatly i'm.
proved and his many Glenwood friends
We're very much pleased to find him
looking so well.
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