The Glenwood post., 1911-08-12


tourist cars to San Francisco.
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A healthy man is a king in his own
right; an unhealthy man is an unhappy
slave. Burdoek Blood Bitters builds 10
sound health-keeps you well.
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The lawn social given at the Noonan
home Thursday evening was very much
of a success, Notwithstanding the rather
unpropit .ous condition of the weather
About $40 was realized for the use of
Father Carrigan in repairing the church.
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The county commissioners at their
meeting this week discontinued the
services of A. E. Johnson as ferryman
at South Canon and appointed w. S.
Fisk of Glenwood to the position, the
change to take place September l.
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All persons Interested are requested
to meet at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms on
Grand avenue Tuesday evening, at 1870
p. m. for the purpose of co operating
with the owners of the old cemetery
towards fencing and placing the same
in better condition.
Miss Della Keeling of Denver has
been in Glenwood this week tying 10
protect herself in the ownership Of
piano which Al Coulter has attached
for debt against ner mother. The
crse was set for hearing IN Jucst
Smith S court yesterday afternoon
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Maxine the two year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs W. D, Phillips OF Emma,
died at the Glenwood sanitarium Wed.
nesday afternoon. The little body was
prepared by Mortician Farnum and TAX
en- that evening by the grief stricken
parents to their ranch home for burial.
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New potatoes are passing through
Glenwood for the eastern markets at
the rate of several carloads each day,
coming from the Grand and uncompah-
gre valleys. They are bringing S2.40
loaded on the cars which will bring
handsome revenue into this western
slope country.
A new heating system is being IN
stalled IN the First Nation7l Tank
building TO replace the old system winch
as been very unsatisfactory Tor many
y,ars. Some of IT," rooms ar,. halls
cre also being ellcmined and t.paper
ed. Oh, Cliff, how could you thus
spring yourself?
Mr.. and Mrs Art Jones of Leadviile
are stopping at Wash Allen s and ell
ioying the baths. Mr. Jones has had a
beauty of a carbuncle and spends his
time nursing it and fishing. He is be
coming an expert fisherman under the
tutelage of Mr.. Mack who digs the
bait for him and shows him the good
fishing holes.
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Editor Dickson left the latter part of
| las week for Denver intending to take
part in the State Editorial association
which met at Idaho Springs last Mon.
day and Tuesday, but he was taken
very sick on Saturday and was unable
to leave his bed for 40 hours. He
returned to his home as soon as he was
able to travel.
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| Mrs. Rebekah L. Pearson, ~ years
of age, died at Carbondale Monday OF
nephritis. The body was prepared fol
burial by Mortician Farnum. The
| funeral was held in Carbondale yester
day and burial will be in Rosebud to
day, the arrangements having been de
layed awaiting the arrival of a son
| from Texas.
| Nicholas Buchholz, an old and re
spected citizen of Eagle county and for
many years county assessor, died last
Saturday at the Red Cross hospital at
Salida at the age of 76. The funeral
took place in Eagle Tuesday and was
IN charge of Father Carrigan. Mr.
Buchholz was well known in Glenwood
where he had many friends.
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Horace T. DeLong of Grand June.
ton came up to Glenwood WEDNESDAY
morning to meet Secretary Fisher and
party and to act as one of an escort to
tue government officials, while they v's,
tied the Grand valley project whl,h we
all hope the government will soon be
gin to build. Senator DeLong co!led
at this office, but, we regret to say,
for nd the editor out.
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