The Glenwood post., 1911-08-05

evenings, win Shdlitf BROS, HeaNS
weight artists. as the leading attrae
ton, gave excellent sat t'sfaction and
was very well patronized.
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DIR. Stewart, Cliff Craig and Charley
Gllmer returned Monday afternoon
from a trip to Deep lake and proved
their prowess with the hook and fly by
bringing back ninety trout
Tomorrow will be the great day for
! Glenwood and it is expected that more
people will be here from outside points
than have visited us the past year,
Strawberry day alone excepted.
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When in need of job printing of the
quality KIND don't overlook the Post
Printerv. We print for the most par
ticular people in this country and that
ought to be sufficient recommendation.
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| The home cooked food sale by the
ladies of the Methodist church last
Saturday was so successful that they
have dec ided to repeat it today at the
same place, first door north of the Isis
theater.
Charles. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hnman, while playing
about the home last Saturday fell from
his little wagon and broke his left
arm. DR.. Hopkins reduced the fracture
and the little patient is improving
nicely.
| Erie Hubbard, having finished the
work he was doing rs baggage man for
the Rio Grande at Carbondale, returned
to his home in this city Monday. He
is now making plans for a fishing jun
ket to one of the lakes in the near
future.
| Ed Burnaugh this week put on the
streets of Glenwood the finest trans
| fer wagon ever brought to Glenwood,
and resumed the transfer business IN
earnest Eds nationality is indicated
by the color of his wagon, which is
deep green.
| Mrs. Julia Hall, wife of Roy Hall oil
Silt, died Sunday night at the santa
rum of septicaema, following an opera
| ton for tumor The body was taken
by the husband to Cedaregde Monday
night for burial, that being the former
J home of the Halls
Colorado Day was observed n Glen
wood last Tuesday by the banks and
| some of the business houses. These
Colorado holidays are getting so numer-
Gus it is hard for the ordinary citizen
to keep up with them unless he makes
"A special memorandum.
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Maj. j. B, Hurlburt OF Grand Valley
was visitor in GlenwOod Wednesday.
He reports good crops in the entire
Grand valley section. He went from
here to Carbondale and will then make
a trip to eastern Ell Paso county where
he has some ranch property.
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Alfred Mueller. wealthy Jewish
lawyer of Denver, and well known IN
Glenwood. died at his Denver home
Tuesday of heart failure. Mr.. Mueller
was greatly interested in phlanthropir
work and was one of the originators
of the Denver Jewish hospital.
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Town Marshal Charley Baxter lefg
last Saturday evening for Seattle at
which point he win join an eastern
party ana accompany them on a big
hunt in Alaska. Charley expects to be
Marshal Kunes is taking the day shift
while W. G. Cardnell is doing the night
stunt
This is market day and it Is expected
that more goods will be offered at pub
lie auction than at any of the previous
market day occasions. Mr.. Wyman has
taken a lively and unseltish interest in
the matter and he says the ranchmen
and Others are gradually waking up to
the Importance of these days to the
community.
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Otto Barton. l.. H. Hall, Ira Burdge,
j. H. VanHook, W. IL. Patterson, and
c. w. Smith spent Sunday on Deep
lake and as a result of the days sport
brought back 2l7 trout. Hall took
the BOBBY prize as a fisherman, but
the reporter is enjoined from giving out
any further information on the subject.