The Glenwood post., 1911-03-04

out and hear hltn.
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Mrs +. W. Lloyd and two little
daughters left Wednesday evening for
Columbus, Ohio, where they will make
visit with relatives.
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Dr. L, NJ. Phelps is expected to reach
Glenwood this morning from st. Marys
Ohio where he was called by the i'll.
ness aud death of his father
7. II. Selhorst left yesterday for Flor
ida where he will investigate land
project in the Everglades in which sew
eral citizens of Glenwood contemp ate
an investment, 1t is proposition in
/ which H. W. Smith has been interest
ing some of our people-about a dozen
or more, so it is said.
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| Miss Lillian Lowe, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs $ J. Lowe, was taken III
Tuesday with what is pronounced scar
let fever, This is the only case to
make its appearance in Glenwood this
winter. \ strict quarantine has been
established and it is believed that NO
/ further cases will appear.
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| A telegram was received Thursday
morning from C. c. Parks stating that
he had Just arrived in San Francisco
from his South Sea Island trip. This is
the first word received from Mr.. Park,
since he left San Francisco on his ocean
voyage some weeks ago 1t is expected
that he will reach Glenwood tomorrow
morning.
George SEWERS this week became
thoroughly convinced that a horse had
/ been stolen from his ranch pasture.
After reporting the loss to the sheriff
and announcing it by post cards sent
all over the country he found the ami
NAL dead in remote corner of the pas
ture where it had slipped on the Ice.
1t pays to advertise, George.
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Some very desirable Improvement
were added to the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms
this week in the way of dozen news
paper files and racks for the same. also
filing case for magazines. These in all
dition to a bulletin board on the wal
and another for the sidewalk and new
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the attractiveness and convenience of
Glenwood ; new institution.
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The Colorado Midland will run
special train to Grand Valley Mari
10 for the big banquet to be given
under the auspices of the Garfield Couu-
ty Commercial association. The ladies'
have been invited to Join the crowd
and arrangements have been made for
their reception in the town. Better
plan to 90, and see KecS about it while
the matter is fresh in your mind.
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Rev. Greer \. Foote preached his
farewell sermon at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday evening to a large
audience, after which he announced the
pulpit vacant Mr. Foote s decision to
leave Glenwood has caused much dis
appointment and the removal of Nj
Foote and family to their new charg
at Salt Lake will be looked upon as
distinct loss to GIenwood They left
Thursday for their new field.
Mrs c. H.. Weidenhammer of this
city was apprised Tuesday by telegram
of the death of her mother. Mrs. Salt
house, at Arkansas City. Kansas. Mrs
Salthouse had for the past few years
made her home with Mrs Weidcnham-
mer and was quite well known to our
citizens, among whom she had many
warm friends who greatly regret her
passing The body was shipped TO Ber-
thoud, Colo. where another daughter
lives and Mrs. Weidenhammer left for
that place Thursday evening TO attead
the funeral
In the district court at Red Cliff last
Monday Major ;. J. DeLan, appeared
in behalf of a final decree of 800 feet
of the water of the Grand river to the
Central Colorado Power company and
succeeded in having the decree modified
so that the prayer of the company to be
allowed to control and regulate the
waters of the river was denied. The
300 feet asked for was allowed. but
with the definite understanding, incor-
porated in the order that the water
taken out of the river by the company
in operating their plant at Shoshone
should be returned to the stream at
least two miles east of Glenwood