The Glenwood post., 1910-11-05
LIVE CITY NEWS

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Don't forget to have your dime
ready on election day for the Glenwood
Reading club is going to insist on tag
ging you for the benefit of the new Y.
M. c. A. organization. OF course, if 1t
is an overgrown or ten dimes rolled into
one the good ladies will not object for
the money is badly needed and you VIII
have the satisfaction of knowing it
will be spent in good cause.
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Last Monday while w. j. Walls AMI
james Moline were working in the
Rocky Point mine, operated by J. w.
| (Blackie) Baldwin of Red Cliff, they
drilled into a missed shot and small
explosion struck them squarely in the
face, cutting and burning them almost
| beyond recognition and nearly running
| the eyesight of both men. They were
brought to Glenwood and placed in the
sanitarium and DIR. Clyde Smith is at
tending them.
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Elmer Cantrell, who was well known
as former employe of the Globe Ex-
press company at this place. but who
has for some time been employed by
! the company at Pueblo, has been trans
ferred as messenger to the run from
Montrose to Ouray, with headquarters
at Montrose. He called on his friends
in Glcnwood Tuesday and ordered the
Post sent to his new home.
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| Morris Dillon. general field secretary
of the Y. NJ. c. A., spent last Sunday
in Glcnwood in connection with his
work, He was greatly pleased at the
movement to organize an association IN
Glenwood and said he could hardly
realize he was in Glenwood. Mr.. Dill
lon is by no means the only one who
| mas been delighted and surprised at thy
success along the line of the work n
| Glenwood
In Justice Whites court last week
Waslr Allen was found guilty of assault
on a man named Holden and was fined
SO and costs, from which decision he
pres,etly gave notice of appeal. Allen
claims that Holden stole pair of
| gloves belonging to Mrs Baker, one of
/ his customers at the bath house, and
that his action was only taken to pro
tect his customers and the name of ms
| place. John d. Fillmore represented the
district attorney, while Judge Noonan
defended Allen.
The Post has Just been able to secure
the awards in the "baby show ct
| Garbondale on Potato day and an
nounce the same as follows: The first
| boy prize was awarded to the little
son of Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Shoe
maker and grandson of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Geo. w. Swigart of Carbondale, the
second prize going to the baby son OF
Mrs. Rhodes of Basalt. For the girls
/ llt nTSb DIV dIu was " idH taloo
Jacobs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Jacobs of Basalt and the second to
Janice Mansfield, daughter of D. w.
Mansfield and grand daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Smelcer of Glcnwood.
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/ Candidates are not the only people
! bn huS,y tbaca 5oy nncnrJinn n
the statement of County Clerk Hub
bard who declares that the little gol
called Cupid has exhibited considerable
! activity at his baliwick this week.
Wednesday William Rogers of Eagle
asked for permission to wed Mrs. Sa-
rah d. Shame, also of Eagle. At the
same time and place Archie James
Edge and Mrs. Chloe Butler, likewise
both of Eagle called on Mr.. Hubbard
and requested a matrimonial permit.
/ The requests in each case being accom-
the parties having answered in a sat
lsfactory manner the customary inter
rogatories touching their competency,
etc, licenses were issued and in the
evening Justice White performed the
ceremonies which sent Mr.. and Mrs.
Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Edge away
happy. They will continue to reside
in Eagle county.
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Henry Kennedy returned Thursday
morning from a week IS trip to Denver.