The Glenwood post., 1911-07-01

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Mrs. Ollie Thorson entertained the
whist club at her home Wednesday af
ternoon.
Miss Maude Johnson is visiting her
aunt at Buford in the White river
country.
c. R. Mccarthy has built a cement
walk on two sides of his residence
property at Eighth and Palmer.
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S. F. Goodrich and family of New
ton, Kansas, are here to enjoy cou-
air.
William Boyd and Stanley Weir of
RichfieId, Kan, old friends of Sheriff
Jessup, are spending few days q
.Glenwood
Oscar Holland, one of the spud bar
ons of Carbondale, came down in his
auto one day this week Just to see
if everything was going all right down
here.
Elmer Lucas this week received from
the Velie company a light spring wa
gon which is Just what he has long
needed in making trips to his little
ranch on Mitchell creek.
Trinidad and return half rates Aug
ust 6 The Midland Route.
Mrs. E. H. ggs arrived in Glen
wood Wednesday evening from her
home in Fort Worth Texas and will
spend several weeks visiting he
daughter, Mrs. E. B. Everett. Jr.
Miss Mabel Moore arrived in Glen
wood yesterday morning from Omaha
where she has been attending school
the past two years. She will spend
the summer vacation visiting her ia
| ther Hugh Moore, of this office
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Rev. and Mrs. H F. Knight left the
| first of this week for Emmett Idaho
where they will hereafter make thei-
| home. This move was made necessary
on account of Mr.. Knight s health
which suffered greatly after his return
| to the high altitude.
| William NJ. Campbell. of South Can
on, who died some time ago, was buried
! Thursday afternoon in Rosebud GENE
terry, the funeral being in charge of
Mortican Schwarz. John W Pedigo
was appointed administrator of the es
tate in the county court Wednesday.
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Jim Ford and Walter Parkso VII
leave tonight for Denver and will prob
ably go fro mthere to Seattle. Spokane
and other northwestern cities with
view of seeking a location. Mr.. Ford
has sold his interest in the grocery and
meat market here to his partner, Wolf
Mangnall
Fl. c. Jessup returned Sunday morn
ing from Canada where he went some
time ago with L. H. Hall and party to
look over the lands offered for sale bv
the Canadian Pacific Railroad. w. K.
Lee, another of the party, stopped in
Denver where he met and is visiting
with brother from Missouri whom
he had not seen for some time Mr.
Jessup, Mr.. Lee and in fact every one
of the party bought from 100 to 4SO
acres Of the Canadian land
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Homer Frltzlan, former employe in
GIenwood print shops, returned Wed.
nesday morning after spending the past
few years in Montana. Homers says
Montana Is big state and it is rapidly
| filling up with easterners in search OF
land, but he thinks Colorado has them
all beaten when it comes to real ad.
vantages. The purpose of his trip
back here is to make visit to his
parents who live on the White river
some distance below Meeker
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On the First National bank corner
wednesday evening small but patient
crowd listened to a lecture on Social
ism by Miss Anna Maley of New YORK,
who says she is one of the national So
ciallst organizers. Miss Maley gives
evidence of being an educated woman
and In many respects her address was
interesting. even though not convinc-
ing. She described some of the dis
couraging conditions of the present
time, due to the people who suffer
much more from their own blunders
than from any effects of the system,
| and absolutely failed to eynlain urharo