The Glenwood post., 1910-03-19


ner, spent couple days in Glenwood
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ. Smith of Ruedi
were transacting business in Glenwood
Thursday.
II. c. Jessup of Carbondale was a
welcome caller at this Office when in
Glcnwood last Saturday.
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Frank H. Leonard of Boston delivered
lecture at Odd Fellows hall Thurs
day evening on the subject of Christian
Science.
Mr.. Lyle has received word from New
York that Mr.. and Mrs Bourchier Dew
ereux are the parents of a son who was
born March 5.
j. w. Nandeventer, a former reporter
on the Avalanche, was one of the big
guns at the meeting of the farmers held
here this week.
Mrs. II. n. Rawson of Silt was oper
ated on at the Glenwood sanitarum
last Sunday by Drs. Crook, Schmitz and
Stewart. She is recovering rapidly.
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The Ladies Aid of the Christian
church will serve supper at the Chris
tian chapel Thursday evening. March
"a, beginning at o'clock. Everyone
welcome.
County Superintendent Ozburn con
Quoted a teachers examination in the
district court room Thursday and Fri
day of this week. There were 90 appii-
cants
R. E. Bryant has opened his tea,
coffee and confectionery store in one of
Thorson's new buildings on Grand ave
nue.. He has a very cozy place and
splendid location.
The supper and dance given by the
ladies of St. Stephens Catholic church
on St Patrick s evening We're both very
successful affairs and netted the treas
ury a real neat sum.
The Glenwood FIGURING Mills had at
the farmers convention display of
thar nd br,a
loaf of bread to show what can be done
with their leader, the Yampah brand.
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Pete Collins, Midland employe at
Cardiff, was badly injured the first Of
the week by being caught beneath an
overturned ear of coal He was taken
to the Midland hospital at Colorado
Springs where he is improving slowly.
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DIR. Howard, the veterinarian, spent
the first of this week on Divide and
Mamm creeks and was kept very busy
all the time he was gone. When he ru-
turned to Glenwood he found a message.
colling him to Eagle Busy man is DR..
Howard.
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j. G. Michaels who owns a ranch in
the Wallace creek country was visitor
to Glenwood last Saturday, and made
pleasant call at this office. J. G. is one
of the staunch friends of the Post and
it was a real treat to have brief visit
with him
c, C. Magenheimer of Chicago AMI
his brother. G. J. Magenheimer, of Pal
isade spent Thursday in Glenwood. Th4
Magenheimers are building the big
Orchard Mesa irrigation project on the
south side of the Grand river between
Palisade and Grand Junction.
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J. w. Crawford's cement block resi-
denee on Eleventh street is rapidly
nearing completion. This when finished
will be one of the best residences in the
city There are eight rooms besides
bath, pantry, reception hall and attic
also full basement with complete hot
water heating plant
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Dave Harlow of Rifle was elected to
Office in the Farmers Union while here
this week and he went Immediately to
the barber shop and had a heavy beard
amputated and when he returned to
the hall the doorkeeper wouldn It admit
him until he had given the password
twice. Served him right.
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1t is said that there is still proba-
bility that the two state bridges at Una