The Glenwood post., 1911-10-28

trip to Denver and other eastern slope
cities
Mrs. Phoebe Gibson and daughter,
Mrs. George Hinman, left Sunday even
ing for prolonged visit with relatives
in Winfield. Kansas.
Miss Genevieve Lux, daughter of Pc
ter Lux, and once resident of Aspen
and Garfield county, after visit with
friends near Carbondale has gone to
her home in California.
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C. H. Wyman is quite elated over the
showing made by the ElJebel ranch On
fruit at the Potato day exhibit at Car
bondale last Saturday. The fruit from
the Ell Jebel ranch and the C. H. Har
ris ranch was certainly magnificent for
high altitude orchards.
The two new rooms at the school
building are just about finished, the
plumbers having this week installed the
heating system. The rooms are trife
damp from the recent plastering, but i.
is thought they will be ready for oecn
pancy some time next week
Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Callen of Divide
creek visited in Glenwood couple
days this week-just ran away from
work for day or two. Dick says they
have just started to gather their cattle
from the hills and they expect to bring
down some good stuff as they have
always done in the past.
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Harry H. French conducted a civil
service examination at the court house
early this week. -Four applicants sought
to qualify for the position of assistant
forest ranger, as follows: Orrin $.
Pears, Glenwood: John w. Van Horn,
Eagle; Joseph j. Boland, New Castle;
| Charles A. Schuelke, Avon.
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1t is to be hoped that the citizens Jt
Glenwood will patronize more literally
the football game today than they
| did the last one played on the home
grounds. The Post reels that our high
school boys are entitled to great deal
| more encouragement in their athletics
| than they have yet received from the
! home people
Former Congressman and Mrs. Frank
lin E. Brooks of Colorado Springs spenr
several days in Garfield county ana
GlenwOod Springs this week. Mr..
Brooks is heavily interested in an irri
CATION project in the southern part of
| the state and his trip to the western
slope was more than anything else in
the nature of a vacation.
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Miss Auten has resigned from the
| high school and athletic work and has
| gone to her home. Miss Eva Tuttie
| who as one of our teacheres for the
past two years was pronounced sue
cess and general favorite has been em-
ployed and will be used as one of the
grade teachers and will also have
charge of the gymnasium work.
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| We notice in recent days shipment
| to the Kansas City market C. H. Con
well of DeBeque came within one of
! topping the cattle market. His stuff
| brought $40 and there was just one
other shipper, some fellow from Utah,
| who had bunch of stuff that brought
him $3.50. Garfield county is generally
| well to the front on stock shipments.
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Rev. Bernard l.. Rice, who arrived in
Glenwood the first of the week from
| Greeley where he was honored by the
election to the office of moderator of
the Presbyterian synod of Colorado, s
very i'll at the Glenwood sanitarium
with stomach trouble. AS The Post
goes to press he is reported very much
improved with prospects OF speedy
recovery.
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The A. w. Elson Art company of Bos-
ton will give an art exhibition at the
public school building from November
to IL for the benefit of the art work
in the schools. This will give our peo-
Pile a splendid opportunity to see some
thing out of the ordinary in the line
OF art and it is to be hoped they will
attend in liberal numbers and thus en-
courage the art work in the local
schools
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r. c. Callen and Congressman Ed
\ ward T. Taylor are the first to avail