The Glenwood post., 1911-03-25
Live City News

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County Clerk Hubbard went down to
ms mining property on Elk creek Thurs
day.
Mrs. J. Banta and daughter. Anna
of MANN creek visited in Glcnwool
Wednesday.
Curtis Jessup is still very i'll, but
IS thought there is a slight Improvement
the past few days.
DIR. J. Clyde Smith last Sunday opcr-
ated on Miss Cornelia Cromwell of sun
light for an affection of the throat.
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Senator Napier arrived in Glenwood
Thursday morning and spent the day
here, returning to Denver in the even
ing
Mrs. W. S. Kincaid and daughter,
Mabel, returned Thursday morning
from Denver where they have made an
extended visit
Joe Shehorn of Grand Valley came
up to Glenwood last Sunday to have
DIR. j. Clyde Smith remove growth
from his eye.
The ladies of the Methodist church
VIII give a sale of home cooked food on
Saturday, April 10. Location will be
announced later.
Announcement IS made that the Hotel
Colorado will be opened June |, but be
Yond this no statement has been given
out by the management.
Hugh Hare of the Antlers section
is stopping in Genwood trying to
shake an attack of rheumatism through
the aid of our hot baths.
The st. Patrick S dance and supper
given last week by st. Stephen S
church were both very successful af-
fairs and netted the organization over
1925.
DR.. E. F. j. Schmitz left last Monday
evening for Paris where he will attend
"A special course of medical lectures
returning to this country in about two
months.
Mrs. j. Clyde Smith this week enjoy
ed a visit from her cousin, A. H. Beck,
who was on his way from Baker City.
Oregon, where he is interested in min
ing, to Iowa City, Iowa.
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An interesting and instructive meet
ing was the prayer meeting at the Meth
odist Episcopal church on Wednesday
night. Extra chairs were necessary 20
accommodate those present.
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The Y. NJ. c. A. meeting tomorrow
afternoon will be addressed by NJ. J
Mayes who has charge of the physical
department of the association. All men
are invited and especially the young
men.
Down at New Castle they have three
municipal tickets in the field and there
is a prospect that all kinds of family
history will be revived before the mer
ry war is over. Go to it. boys, and
may the best fellows win.
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Prof. H. p. Shepherd. superintendent
of the Glenwood schools, received a tel
cgram Thursday morning announcing
the death of his father at Baldwin. Kan
sas. and left on the first train for that
place to attend the funeral which will
be held tomorrow. The news was not
unexpected to Mr.. Shepherd for he has
known that the end was very near
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The local lodge of Odd Fellows is
making great preparations for the
meeting next Monday evening when
Grand River lodge No. 1O7 of New
Castle will make them visit and will
confer the third degree on three can
didates. Glenwood lodge is in pros
perous condition and there is something
doing every meeting night.
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News is received from Rifle that j.
w. Borton, who was stricken with par
alysis ON March /.
morning, March %. Mr.. Borton was
the father of Miss Irene Borton, one of
the teachers in the Rifle high school.
lie lived with his family on ranch
across the river from Rifle and was
highly respected by all who knew him.
The funeral was held Friday afternoon
under the direction of the Masonic fra
ternity