The Glenwood post., 1911-12-23
LIVE CITY NEWS :

rooming and boarding house in the
King property on Cooper avenue and
has gone to her ranch home on the
mesa west of town.
Married, at the residence of Mr.. ).
Z. Smith, Sunday evening, Dec. IL,
Mr.. Creswell A. Sampson to Miss Mabel
Llewelyen, both of New Castle, Rev.
Geo. f. Klein officiating.
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Don't forget that at this office you
can find a large supply of old papers
They are done up in large bundles and
are just the thing to use for wrapping
purposes and for kindling fires.
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Mrs. William Robnet entertained az
dinner last Sunday DR.. and Mrs. S. Il.
Berger of Leadville. Mrs. Robnet and
Mrs. Berger were classmates in the
Leadville high school few years ago
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Mrs. X. C. Bender of the Commercial
restaurant is almost as popular as Santa
Claus in Glenwood just at this time.
The EDITORS family, along with many
others, feels particularly thankful to
Mrs. Bender for her thoughtful kind.
ness.
DR.. c. NJ. Stewart left Tuesday even
ing over the Midland for Colorado
Springs, under circumstances that to
some of his friends appear a little sus-
picious. The Post predicts that he
will be accompanied by Mrs. Stewart
when he returns to Glenwood.
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Z. A. Sunderlin, president of the
Antlers Orchard Development company,
was in Glenwood Tuesday and reported
everything in fine shape in connection
with his company which is developing
in the AntlersSilt country oDs Of the
finest bodies of fruit land to be found
anywhere.
From what the Post can learn the
Glenwood merchants have enjoyed a
very satisfactory holida yrtade. SOM
claim their business has been better
and others pronounce it equally as
good as last year. On the whole 1t
seems that our people have little cause
to complain.
Glenwood students in state institu-
tions and other schools who will return
to this town to spend the Christmas
vacation are Erie Hubbard, Irwin
Lowe, Joe Blossom, Clarence Mcmillan,
Ray Dickson, Willie Walter, Grover
Barrier, Miss Valentine Crook and Miss
Mabel Moore.
Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Foote are now
nicely located at the Presbyterian
manse and Mr.. Foote has again taken
up the pastorate of the church. He
felt quite indisposed last Sunday and
on that account did not preach, but Will
greet his congregation in the regular
services tomorrow.
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The fire alarm Wednesday morning
brought out the department in short
order. The blaze was at the car in the
Rio Grande yards used as an oil store
house by the Continental Oil company.
The car with its contents We're almost
entirely consumed. Convey your sym
pathies to John ID.
Harold Parkison, who is junior in
Colorado College at Colorado Springs,
has been obliged on account of Ill
health, to quit school in advance of
the holiday vacation and come home
in the hope that good rest will put
him in shape to resume his work at the
end of the vacation
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"A. II. Miller, assistant forest super
visor of the Holy Cross forest, is en-.
joying a visit from his sister, Miss
Laura M. Miller of Kennard, Nebraska.
Mr.. Miller will leave ON No. this even.
ing for southern California where n,
will enjoy his annual leave His sister
will accompany him on the trip.
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Miss Sarah F. Wolverton, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Wolverton of
this city, has resigned her position as
principal of schools in Tuscon, Arizona,
because the Arizona climate proved dis
agreeable to her, and has accepted Il
very desirable situation in Whitman
college in the state of Washington.
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The Roller-DuCray wrestling match
at Grand Junction received considera
BILE space in both the Grand Junction
papers, both before and after tho per-
formance. 1t is safe guess that the
Junction fellows exploiting these ath-
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