The Glenwood post., 1911-02-25

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 or
by mail. ADA HARDWOOD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Thorson returned
Tuesday morning from Boulder where
they visited Mr.. Thorson S parents.
Mr.. Thorson, senior left Wednesday
morning for Florida where he expects
to spend the summer looking after his
pineapple grove.
The performance of ''The House of
Thousand Candles given at the
Odeon last Monday evening was very
well rendered and greatly enjoyed by
large audience. Our citizens feel
very grateful to Manager Parkison for
securing such splendid entertainment.
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The grade pupils in the public schools
gave an excellent program in honor of
house Tuesday afternoon in honor of
Washington s birthday. Quite mum
Der of the parents honorcd the young
sters with visit and complimented
them highly on the splendid entertain
| ment.
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Messrs. Lloyd and Lowe of this city
have been awarded twenty year fran
chise to heat and light the town Of
DeBeque with natural gas from the
oil wells in that vicinity. Here 5 a
good chance for the Avalanche to take
a shot at private versus municipal
ownership.
| Last Sundays branch train jumped
the track in the old Aspen yards Just
before pulling into the Aspen station
| from the cab and his heel was badly
bruised so that he will be unable to
take up his duties for some time. No
one else was injured.
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Elmer Lucas made flying trip to
the Divide creek country last Tuesday.
He was much pleased with that splen-
did agricultural section which has
made such great progress during the
past few years and is now one of :ha
best agricultural areas to be found
anywhere.
The Grand Junction News of We'd
nesday morning contains the following
local which will be read with general
| interest in Glenwood: Mrs. Charles
Lumley, who was operated upon re
Gently for appendicitis at ST. Mary's
hospital. was taken to her home yes
terday and is rapidly convalescing.
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Capt. c. V. Noble, who for many
years has been a prominent figure in
the Grand Valley district, is soon to
leave for California where he will be
employed by the Santa Fe Railroad
company to superintend the culture of
canteloupes in the Imperial valley. No
better man for the position could be
found.
Bishop Brewster 5 address at the
y. NJ. C. A. meeting last Sunday after
noon was very interesting. He took
for his subject Habits, Their Use
and Abuse and his remarks were so
valuable 1T is pity they could not
have been heard by every man in
Cilenwood. young and old.
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In honor of the birthday of "The
Father of his Country the Glenwood
lodge Order of the Eastern Star gave
! their annual colonial ball last Tuesday
evening. 1t was very enjoyable af-
fair but the ladies say it might have
been greatly improved by the presence
of few more men.
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Last Saturday evening at Leadville
the Aspen high school boys basket
ball team defeated the Leadville highs
and following this game the girls of
the Aspen high school defeated the
Leadville girlsi team. While this was
being done the people of Aspen were
watching the Crystal Club team wal
lop the Leadville Herald. Democrat
team. Aspen is all swelled up over
this triple victory. Guess we will have
to send our Y. NJ. c. A. boys up to
show them how to play the game.