The Glenwood post., 1910-04-02
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A young fellow about town, one oi
the kind of visitors that Glenwood en-
courages. having evidently taken a cor
respondence course in frenzied finance
as payment for drink at the Broadwa,
bar one evening this week rendered :.
National bank. He received his
change and walked out, going into Mar
tin s cafe where he ordered suppe!
which he paid FOX in the same way, thi:
time writing a check on the Citizens
National bank as he evidently believed
in patronizing both banks. The next
morning he appeared at the Midland
depot and made inquiry as to train No
3 and quietly waited until its arrival
when he started west Before the close
of the day the checks were presented
at the banks, but before the officers
found out what had happened the fellow
was probably in the land of Mormon.
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Dali DeWeese, the irrigation wizard
of Canon City. was in Glenwood Thurs
day and made a trip to his splendid
stock ranch on Canon creek. Mr.. De
Weese has recently succeeded in fnanc-
ing the biggest irrigation project this
state has ever known. The company
now has 81 engineers in the field and
the initial work is being pushed with
all possible speed
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C. NJ Keck this week ordered from
our local butcher, j q. Bennett, forty
pounds of dressed turkey to be deliv-
cred tomorrow at his home in GlenwOOd.
What s the matter with Glenwood g
markets? ! guess Bennett is there
Carbondale Item.
1t is said by those who should know
that the frosty weather of the past few
days, instead of working harm to the
fruit buds will have just the opposite
effect. 1t will serve to hold the bud
ding back until danger from frost has
passed.
A. G.. Allan, chief engineer on the big
irrigation project near Silt, was in
Glenwood Wednesday making arrange
1 will IN
be needed in filling in the earth work
at the dam.
Miss Arta Crook took advantage of
the spring vacation to come to Glen
wood to visit her father, DIR. w. w.
Crook. She left Thursday evening for
Boulder, but will make short visit
with some friends on the way.
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Twin babies, both girls, were born
last Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Hen
dricks at the Elk ranch. One of the lit
tie ones is thriving nicely, but the other
WAS n frail little specimen and only
lived about "a hours.
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A marriage license was issued last
Tuesday to j. S. Tomlin, 20 years Of
age, and Mrs. Judith f. Turner, aroun
whose dimpes the zephyrs of 65 sum
mers have sung their love songs. Boil
are from Rifle.
Stenographer Spruill Of Aspen worked
for C. w. Darrow the first few days OF
this week in the absence of Miss Santf
who is touring the county with the
Glenwood Dramatic club.
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The funeral of Mrs. DeRemer was
held last Saturday afternoon from thu
family residence, the service being con
Quoted by Rev. Greer A. Foote of th'
Presbyterian church.
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} There is now every prospect that w
. shall soon have a cement factory a
New Castle, sufficient stock having nov
been subscribed to almost positivel.
guarantee the plant
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, Ebert Hilton and Miss Frances N
Heaton, both of Rifle. were yesterda,,
granted a marriage license >y Count
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A marriage license was issued Wei
e.
nesday to John H. Doherty and Mr.
Ruby P. Marvin, both Of Denver.