The Glenwood post., 1911-07-08

young friends. Dancing and games oe-
eupied the young folks during the eve
ming.
! In making note last week of the
sale of the Dildine rooming house to
| Mrs Josie Ford the Post stated that
Mrs. Ford would take immediate pos
session This was an error on tine
part of the Post and one which we has
| ten to correct. Miss Dildine will con
tinue the conduct of the house until
September l, when the property will
be delivered to Mrs. Ford
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| Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Johnson,
on Longmont, arrived in Glenwood yes
terdav and will remain several days.
Mr. johnson is the editor and publish
er of the Longmont Daily and Weekly
Call and is taking this opportunity to
get away from the nerve racking grind
| for few days. The Johnsons have
often been here before and they are
very much pleased with Glenwood as
vacation point,
NJ sses Arta and Valentine Crook
are visiting their grandmother, Mrs.
Fannie Medaris in the Uintah reserva-
tion in Utah. They write their father
| that it is a wild, western country for
| fair and it is plain that they are not
especially impressed with it as a de-
sirable residence location, but fof
short summer vacation-well, it can be
endured, but there is hint that Glen
wood will look mighty good to them
| when they come home.
Stops itching instantly, Cures piles,
| eczema, salt rheum, tetter. itch, hives
herpes, scab es-Doan's Ointment At
| any drug store.
Printer and Police Magistrate c. P.
Rice, realizing that Glenwood business
is very light in the art which Guten-
union printer last Monday and found
work for the fellow on city job. The
knight of the planer and stick who
looked upon the wine when it was red,
was set to work under boss. building
| roads in the vicinity of the Rice res
| dence in North Glenwood Rice was
always a great friend of the uniol
printers.
g DR.. Thomas Eclectic Oil is the
| best remedy for that often fatal dis
ease-croup. Has been used with sue
cess in our family for eight years. ~
| Mrs. L. Whiteacre, Buffalo, n. Y.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Barton Adam,
| of Denver are spending some time
Glenwood and have taken rooms at the
Robertson home. corner of Eighth AMI
Colorado. Mr.. Adams, who is one Of
| the most brilliant writers In Colorado
or the west is suffering from a nervous
breakdown and he thinks Glenwood is
| just the place to obtain relief. He
will take the baths and enjoy com
plete rest for the next few weeks. Mr..
| Barton s great friendship for Glenwood
| dates from the early history of Straw
| berry Day when he was a special guest
! of the press committee and the many
nice things he has written about Us
| have been worth a great deal to the
| town.
| DR.. and Mrs. l.. G. Clark returned
| Tuesday morning from Los Angeles
where they went two weeks ago that
| the doctor might attend the annual
session of the American Medical asso-
citation. They very much enjoyed the
trip but the doctor says the mountains
around Glenwood looked mighty good
to him when he returned. The Medics
of Los Angeles and vicinity treated
their visitors royalty and gave them
all time which they will not soon
forget. They figured that the entet
tainment would cost them about $50
600 and they organized a committee to
solicit which was all done il one day
When they checked over the days
work they found they had just three
times as much money as they needeA
and they had to pro rate and return
the excess. That S the California way
of doing things
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| TO THE PEOPLE OF GLENWOOD
SPRINGS, SPRING VALLEY
AND CATTLE CREEK
| Who so kindly assisted at the funeral