The Glenwood post., 1911-03-11


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r. NJ Kirkpatrick of Denver, a Il
,ensed undertaken and embalmer has
arrived in Gleuwood TO take the posi-
tion with w. H. Farnum vacated by \.
L. Gourley who goes to his peach or
thard near Clifton.
The "Old Maids Convention hell
forth in New Castle last Saturday even
ing to a fair house. The production
was pronounced 'first-class by all who
heard it and the old maids returned to
Glenwood very well satisfied with their
outing.
Editor Harry Neel of Grand Valley
came up Tuesday just to size up the
crowd that will attend the
big doin : at Grand Valley next Wed
nesday evening. Harry says he was
more than pleased with the prospects
for a big crowd.
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The swinging rings were this week
put in place in the Y. NJ c, \ gymna
SUM and the punching bag platform
has been put in place, thus adding new
features to the place that are verg
much appreciated by the patrons Of
this popular institution.
Wanted-Advanced students of mus
ic. to take my regular or Teachers
Course - and prepare for my assistant,
or take classes in towns where there
are no teachers. Glenwood Springs OF
by mail ADA HARDWOOD.
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George Teller who makes his home
in Wyoming. but who likes Colorado
much better, is spending the week in
Glenwood He will look after his ranen
up the Roaring Fork and may MAKE
some disposition of the same before re
turning to the northern country.
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A. Sunday afternoon will be of special
Importance because of the presence Of
NJ. n. Dillon, one of the secretaries OF
the central committee at Denver. Mr..
Dillon will make the address of the af
ternoon. Come and bring a friend
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John Campbell took charge of the
Garfield comfy hospital Thursday at
noon, having been awarded the con
tract to care for the inmates for the
coming year. Will Cardnell, who has
been in charge of the place the past
year, is talking of going to Canada.
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C. II. c. Miller of Antlers. son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C.. Miller of that
place, died last Sunday at his homa
after brief illness. Mr.. Miller was
quite well known in Garfield county
having lived here many years Hc
leaves a wife and two small children
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Last Wednesday Charles H. Flogau
and Miss Yolunda Todd. both of Car
bondale. secured matrimonial permit
of Clerk Hubbard and in the afternoon
were married by Rev. G. F. Brock. pas
tor of the Carbondale Methodist church
who made the trip down here for that
purpose.
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Miss Margaret Williams has resigned
her position as bookkeeper at the NJ !
| Frantz store in GlenwoOd and has gon.
to Leadville to visit her sister. Mrs. e.
| d. Wilson. She was accompanied b.,
her mother Mrs P. Williams, and they
expect to remain in the Cloud City
until about the first of June.
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! 1t was pleasing to note the number
of nearby ranchers who came in ani
took advantage of the Rio Grande- A gri
cultural college special train whict
stopped in Glenwood last Tuesday even
ing. This shows that our farmers ar,
readers and that they are inclined t.
take advantage of every opportunity
| to improve their lot.
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The sheriff s office has been treatel
to a new coat of paint and fresh wal
paper the past week and the appear
ance is greatly improved thereby Tn,
work was done by Joe Hartman in Joe :.
own best style. This improvement was
badly needed since the last paper wa
put on the walls 10 years ago during tn.
administration of Frank Adams.
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J. B. Hayes who has reopened the Sill
, yer State restaurant met with a pain
full accident last Monday which threat
ems at this writing to prove very ser
ious. While working in his restauran.
| he caught his hand on a meat hook