The Glenwood post., 1910-10-29


sshscht brand. As soon as he be
csmes familiar with the "innards" Of
the thing and the plan of operating the
critter he will be asking the country
lads and lassies to enjoy a ride with
him.
Your cough annoys you. Keep on
hacking an dtearing the delicate mem
branes of your throat if you want to
be annoyed. But if you want relief,
want to be cured, take Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy. Sold by all dealers.
Fri Miller who has been suffering
the past two weeks from blood poison
ing is now improving slowly The
trouble started from an innocent look
ing pimple, but it soon became so Sc.
rious that it was feared that it might
be necessary to amputate his leg. He
is now on the road to recovery and it
is not believed that radical measures
will be necessary.
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The Post man is under many obliga.
tions to Mayor Pings, w. NJ Dinkel,
en- and others of Carbondale for couE-
tesies extended on the occasion of our
trip to that thriving little city on Po-
tato day. The Carbondaleites are GER
tainly a progressive and prosperous
people with whom our citizens enjoyed
a very pleasant day.
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John Strom, Colorado Midland sec
tion foreman at Ruedi, dropped dead in
front of his cabin last Friday evening
from heart failure. a son of the de
ceased wired from Rockford, Michigan,
that he was on his way to Glenwood,
but thus far he has not arrived. The
body was brought down to Farnum 5
parlors and is there held pending fur
ther word from the son.
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Rio Grande passenger trains 10 and
l6 which have been operated this sum
mer to the very great convenience Of
the travelling public, especially from
the western slope, We're discontinued
last Wednesday, very much to the dis
appointment of those who travel to the
eastward from western slope points. 1t
is presumed that these very convenient
trains will be restored at the beginning
of the next summer season.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Keck returned
Tuesday morning from the effete east
whittier they journeyed for the pur-
: pose of witnessing the world cham
pionship baseball games. Mr.. Keek
. says he was highly pleased with the
games, but says the way the manage
l ment allowed the tickets to fall into
the hands of covetous scalpers who held
up the public to the tune of SO AMI
$3.50 each for them was nothing
, short of an outrage.
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Miss Jane Twomey, who holds a de
'1N''NN
) school at Greeley, and who has had a
very successful experience in primary
) teaching in Alamosa, Julesburg, Eaton
and Greeley, has been employed to
teach the second primary grade in the
Glenwood schools and begun her new
work last Wednesday morning in one
of the Thorson buildings on Grand ave
nue.. Miss Twomey comes very highly
, recommended for this work by those
: who know her best.
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The Post regrets to announce the
death of William NJ. Witten, which oc-
Cured a week ago last Saturday at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. L. A. Rob
inson, at Spokane, Washington. Mr..
Witten had been slowly failing for
several months and his death was not
unexpected to his family and Immediate
friends. Mr. Witten was well known
to nearly everyone now living in Glen
wood as he lived here several years,
moving to Spokane about three years
ago. He made friends easily and there
is general sorrow in Glenwood at the
news of his demise. Mrs. Witten ac-
companied the remains to the old home
in Trenton, Mo. 1t is her intention 20
go to San Francisco and spend her re-
! naming days with her daughter, Mrs.
, Marsh.
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DINNER
The ladies of the Catholic church will
give a dinner at Dongan's hall Monday