The Glenwood post., 1911-03-18

evening and returned via Midland los
They say they very much enjoyed their
tie counting experience. q.
The fourth annual conference OF in
sritute conductors, instructors and su-
perintendents will meet at the Wolcott
school auditorium, l4th and Marion
streets. Denver, March 30 and 81.
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DIR, Hopkins reports the arrival of
two babies on Thursday afternoon. Ona
9Is pound boy to Mr.. and Mrs. john
Gaudnola and the other 9 pound boy
to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Randall of Car
diff.
Notwithstanding considerable opposi-
tion on the part of labor unions and
socialists, companies of the Colorado
National Guards have recently been OF
ganized in both Grand Junction anil
Delta.
f. c. Ewing went to Grand Junction
Wednesday morning, returning on the
evening Midland as far as Grand Val
ley where he participated in the Good
Fellowship banquet with the rest of the
bunch.
Eleven teachers and would-be teach
ers took the county examination be-
fore County Superintendent Westerman
Thursday and Friday. The high school
teachers examination is being held
TODAY.
c. II. Wvman received carload OF
household goods over the Midland from
Colorado Springs last Monday. Mg
Wyman and his family have moved
into the Bell residence. near the Catho-
lie church.
Andrew P Hansen and Miss Sine
Carlsen. both of Rifle were granted a
marriage license yesterday morning
and Immediately afterwards Judge
Smith said the words that made them
man and wife.
The mid week prayer and praise ser
vice at the Methodist church Wednes
day evening was well attended and
everyone present voted the meeting a
joy. Stop in some Wednesday for an
hour. 1t will do you good.
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The state association of County Su
perintendents will be held in the East
Denver high school building March IS
and % Mrs. Westerman. county super
intendent from this county will attend
if possible for her to do so.
At New Castle Thursday evening Il
mass convention nominated the follow
ing municipal ticket; George Norris,
mayor; Z. H. Strouse. John d. Murray.
John Fuch and J. Fl. Creiger, trustees
and Edith Newman, treasurer
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The sale of stock and farm imple-
ments at the SEWERS ranch last Satur
| day was almost a failure, owing prnci,
pally to the very disagreeable weather
and partly to the fact that the would,
be buyers seemed rather disappointel
in the character of the stuff Offered for
sale.
The school library this week received
/ a consignment of about one hundred
new books very carefully selected and
consisting of historical and scientific
| books and some of the best of modern
fiction as well as some of the old mas
terpieces that have been very mucf
needed for some time.
The Post overlooked the party giver
last week by Mrs. Patterson and Mrs
MacRae, at the home of the latter. ~
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hum. prior
to their departure to the Pacific coast
country, 1t was very pleasant affan
and greStly enjoyed by all who attend
ed
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! The ladies Kensingtou club gave :
farewell party last Saturday Afternoon
at the home of Mrs Willard Riggs. 4
| honor of Mrs. William HUM whose de
/ parture is very much regretted by tn.
! other members of the club. Mrs. Hum
was presented with pair of solid s'l
yer embroidery scissors as mementc
of the occasion.
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Dr. J. Clyde Smith has just sold tc
Joe Iule the three houses he bought
| about a year ago on Bennett avenue
| between Ninth and Tenth. Mr. Pult
win tear down the smallest or what
. is known as the old Watson house and