The Glenwood post., 1910-09-03
LIVE CITY NEWS

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You do not buy from an agent but
direct from the knight Campbell
music company when you buy a piano
from M. J. Mayes at the Book Store.
The Misses Stella and Gladys Rob
inson of Toledo, Ohio, friends of Miss
Laura Sanity. arrived in Glenwood Wed.
nesday and will remain here a few
days.
Have you seen that loving cup in
SHELLS window offered by the Glen
wood Racing association for the win
ner of the polo pony race! It's a
beauty.
Undersheriff Howard returned Thurs.
day morning from Denver where, with
the other sheriffs of the state, he serv-
ed as official bodyguard to "Teddy,
the Great.'
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The Glenwood Springs Racing Asso-
citation will hold their annual meeting
Sept. 7-S-9 and 10th. One fare the
round trip Sept. 81 and sth. THE
MIDLAND ROUTE.
Mrs. Anna F. Gavin came in from
Denver Tuesday morning to attend the
funeral of her brother, Charles F. Full
ler, who was killed by a Midland train
last Saturday night.
Miss Emma Hibbard, stenographer
for the Logan Investment company,
left Wednesday evening for month g
vacation with her home people in Kan
sas City.
Mrs. C. NJ. Day of Denver and her
two nieces, the Misses Logan of Colum-
bus, Ohio, spent few days in Glen
wood this week, the guests of Mrs.
John L. Noonan. !
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Arnold Maupin who has had an ex-
perience this summer with ranch life on
Divide creek has returned to his home
in Glenwood in order to begin school at
the opening of the term.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Herwick have
returned from their honeymoon and af
ter short visit at the home of Mr.
Herwick's parents in this city, left yes
terday for their home at Silt.
Charley Rohr who has spent tbs
summer at Cokedale returned this week
for brief visit with his parents. He
will leave next week for Boulder wher
he will enter the state university.
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Engineer Theodore Rosenberg made g
trip to Grand Junction Tuesday to an
swer to an injunctive writ in Judge
Shackleford IS court concerning the dis
tribution of water on Wallace creek
| Professor Molten, A. J. Hesler an:
Thomas L. Kirekpatrick, all of Colora
do College at Colorado Springs, passed
through Glenwood on Rio Grande No
Is Wednesday enroute for Grande juno
tion in the interest of their school.
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Jay Morton, Jr. of Idaho Springs VIII,
with his father owns the Lige Craven,
ranch abutting on the townsite of Glen
wood and including the baseball parl
has spent several days in Glenwood thi
week.
John Thomas left Thursday evening
for short visit to his brother neal
Trinidad. He will leave next weel
for Denver where he will enter tn,
third year of the Denver University
law school.
Mrs. Alice B. Clark and her daughter
Gretta. came over from Denver yes
terday and will visit in Glenwood
day or two before going to Rifle whe-,
Mrs. Clark has been employed to teael
school this winter.
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Miss Essie Foote who has spent tn,
summer at her old home in Ohio is max
ing brief visit at the home of he
brother, Rev. G. A. Foote of this city
prior to taking up her work in the pub
lie schools of Grand Junction.
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County Clerk Hubbard issued mar
riage license Thursday morning to Johr
l.. Schaaf of Cardiff and Mrs. Josephin;
| Hpina Of T,eadvi1le hnth of 1.,hor, how,