The Glenwood post., 1910-08-06
LIVE CITY NEWS


| But little has been accomplished by
the county commissioners at their ses-
| sion this week beyond the ordinary
routine business.
H. W. Smith and Ev. McPhee have
finished the abstract index for the
county which they have been working
on for many months.
Seldom do we have such rains il
Glenwood as the downpour which
struck the town yesterday afternoon.
And hail! Well. who says it never halls
in Colorado?
Investigate our school before you de-
eide. Our instructors are as practical
as our courses.
HOEL'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Grand Junction.
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On Froday, marriage licenses were
/ issued to Harry H. Holton of Carbon
dale and Miss Tileen E. Dean of Delta.
and to Edward Keefer and Mrs. Ella
Keller both of Salida.
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Drs. Crook and Stewart have dis
solved their partnership relations in
the practice of medicine, and DR.. Ste
wart has taken an Office in the post
Office building.
Going to leave town. For sale one
room house 1-2 lots on easy terms.
One room house completely furnish
ed, modern, with bath, on your own
terms.
1885,. A. L. CHASE
Frank L. Heuschkell of Cattle creek
who was thrown from his wagon and
severely injured some time ago has re-
covered to such an extent that he is
now able to walk about the house.
A. L. Chase is quite indisposed this
week and was taken to the Glenwoo1
sanitarium where he is being cared for.
He is somewhat improved at this writ.
ing but is not yet able to walk.
We will help you all we can if you
will write us.
HOEL IS BUSINESS COLLEGE.
| Grand Junction.
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Joseph NJ Roderick, the nine months
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond R
Roderick of New Castle died Wednes
day evening at Kendrick cottages ani
was buried at New Castle Thursday.
Straud NJ. Logan of Grand Junction
attorney for the new Hunter Mesa Ir
rigation district to be formed nea,
Rifle, spent Wednesday in Glenwood on
business, having just returned from a
business trip to Chicago.
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There are no flies on our postmaster
Ollie Thorson and he doesn t intend
there shall be if those new screen doors
and transoms just put on the postoffice
building this week will protect him and
the Office patrons from the little pests
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The residence Of b. W. Shores at
Carbondale was struck by lightning
last Friday evening and somewhat
damaged. The fluid followed the tele-
phone wire into the house, the ground
wire refusing to work. Fortunately
no one was injured.
Congressman Taylor was the guest
of honor at smoker given at Rife
last evening by the Rifle chamber OF
commerce in appreciation Of Mr.. Tay-
lor's bill which allows Rife and many
other Colorado towns to secure public
parks from government lands.
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First Church of Christ Scientist, Sun
day services II a. m. Sunday school
10 a. m. Wednesday evenings at 8
Sunday Aug. Z, Subject, Spirit.
Reading room open only from un-
til p. m. Cardnell's new building
305 9th st. All are welcome.
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Hugh sultzenberger, the local brick
manufacturer, has sold 100000 Glen
wood brick to the Masonic lodge at
Leadville for the erection Of new
Masonic hall. Since making this large
sale Mr.. Sultzenberger has decided 70
burn another kiln of 100000 for fu-
ture orders.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Ross and friend
of Mrs. Ross. Miss Harriet Bell of
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