The Glenwood post., 1911-07-29

Tuesday to make "A snort VISIT with
friends and return with Mrs. Dickey
and children, who have enjoyed de
lightfu visit with old time friends.
Miss Kathleen Van Norman, VINO mas
been visiting the past week with Mrs.
Jeanette johnson and Miss Margaret
Carr and her cousin, DIR. Berry, re
turned Thursday evening to her home
in Denver
For Mid, easy action Of the
bowels, single dose of Doan's Regu
lets is enough. Treatment cures hab-
itual constipation. 25 cents box.
Ask your druggist for them.
Rev. w. H. Doggett, accompanied by
Mrs Doggett and son, Walton, left
Monday evening for four weeks va
cation which will be spent at Estes
park Mr. Doggett will attend the Y.
NJ. C. A. convention soon to be held
at Estes park.
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C. f. Kruger who opened the photo
graph gallery few years ago in the
Dougan building over Martin S restaU
rant, returned early this week from
New York and will again open and
operate this gallery which is an ex-
cellent location.
Mrs E. c. Hicks of Los Vegas, New,
arrived in Glenwood last Saturday eve
ming and will visit until September
with her sister, Mrs. Minnie Hubbard.
Mrs. Hicks lived in Glenwood some
years ago and is remembered by some
of our citizens as Miss Edith Black.
H. o. Gearhart and Fritz Statz of
Wakeeny, Kansas. arrived last Monday
evening and are making visit at the
Mechau home. Mrs. Gearhart and
daughters came here some time ago ana
all are delighted with the Glenwooi i
climate and the beautiful surround ings
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Mrs Lottie Brown Shultz died at her
home in Grand Junction last Friday
from typhoid fever. Mrs. Shultz was
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. b.
Brown of Shoshone and sister of Mrs.
Harry Hill of this city. She spent the
most of her early life in Grand Valley
where she was very well known.
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Miss Lulu Stewart of DeBeque ana
Miss Ruth Day of Glenwood. accim-
panied by County Superintendent West
erman, left last Saturday for Salida
where they will attend the teachers
institute Miss Stewart will teach at
DeBeque the coming year while Miss
Day has secured a school at Forisant.
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All kinds of attractions to while
away the time at Glenwood on Road
race day, August 9th. Plenty of goo
band music, fat men 5 race, creased
| pig, baseball, and the crowning even.
in the history of Glenwood, 1.-The dar-
ing ride of Amos Hughes down "a
specially constructed stairway of ST
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| The fourteenth annual Roadrace from
Basalt to Glenwood will be held or
Sunday, August 9th. It's the gala
| sporting event of the Western Slope
For a good days outing and day
full of amusements, you shouldn t miss
it. The special attractions during the
day will keep you going. Three bands
Will be on hand to make the day E
lively one.
Col. Sam F. Woolard of Wichita
Kansas, is again in Glenwood, having
arrived Thursday evening from Cali
fornia where he and his family have VII
tied during the summer. Col. Woolart
is literary genius and compiler G,
some of the best things that were evel
written. "Good Fellowship" "Al
That s Lovely and "Things Beauti
ful' are few of his productions
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In hearing before Judge Smith o
the county court, in the mater of tn,
Henry Rayner estate, it was determin
ed Tuesday that a number of partie
represented by Darrow & Rowe wer'
legal heirs, and therefore entitled t,
their legal share of the estate. Henr,
Morrell, the administrator. stated tha
he was ready to make his final report
and this viii be done in short tim,
and the administrator discharged.
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R. L. Glow, a well known real estate
dealer of Denver, stopped in Glenwoot
Monday while en- route from Seattle
/ to his home 10 ha