The Glenwood post., 1912-03-02
Live City New.

Frank Squire, Jr., OF Rifle, spent Sun
day in Glenwood with hi. father.
Mrs. Fritz Schuler i. helping with tho
clerical work in the county treasurer 3
office.
A marriage license was issued Satur.
day to Harry Oieson and Miss Irene
I1oar, both of Rifle.
C. +. French of Sheephorn- is visit
ing the family of his brother, Harry
French, of this city
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Conductor Riley Miller has returned
from a trip to California and has re-
sumed his run on the road.
The Leaiville high school teams viii
play the Aspen high school. basketball
teams this evening in Aspen.
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Last evening Rev. James A. Walton
of Marble lectured at the Methodist
church on 1.-The Sunny Side of Life. -
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Last Saturday Cupid Hubbard issued
matrimonial permit to Herman 2.
Schultz of Eagle and Miss Ellis May
Tomlinson of Gypsum.
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Half rates to Rife and back. account
district meeting of Framers' Union,
March 2nd.
THE MIDLAND ROUTE.
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Annual Western Slope convention
w. C. T. L., Delta, Colo, March g.
Tickets on sale March and ). Final
limit March I. One fare for round trip
DR.. Roy. o. Smith and wife of Rife
visited with Dr. and Mrs. J. Clyde
Smith Of this city the first of the weel;
and then left for short visit in Den
yer.
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Mrs l.. R. Willis of Basalt visited
in Glenwood Monday night on her way
to Eagle where she went to visit hel
daughter, Mrs o. W. Randall, who is
ill.
Harold Parkison has returned from
Colorado College and will visit will
his parents until his health improve.
SO that he can take up his school WORK
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Jim Warner, former Glenwool
printer, is down from Red Cliff thi:
week taking the baths for an attack o.
rheumatism. Jim is mining now anc
hopes to make fortune in time.
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w. r. Lee returned to Glenwoot
Wednesday morning after two weeks
visit in Denver. He says the recent
storm and Is inch snowfall made il
very difficult TO get around in the Den
yer town.
Parties owning unencumbered Glen
wood property which they are willing
to trade for high class, well improved
Garfield county ranch property will
find it to their interest to make inquiry
at this office
l.. II. Hall has purchased the Stink
ard residence property, known in the
early. days as the George Arthur Rica
property, at the head of Eighth street
and after some repairs will occupy the
same as home.
Don't forget to see s. R. Berger, the
popular Leadville eye specialist, who
will be in Glenwood again at the Glen
wood Hotel for two days, March 3 and
4, Sunday and Monday. Will test
school children's eyes free.
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Ernest Miner of the Avalanche force
was called to Grand Valley last Satur.
day to see his father who was quite i'll
He decided, on reaching his home, to
take his father to the California coast
country, and left with him Monday
evening.
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Glenwood escaped the fierce storm
that has held the eastern slope in its
grasp during the past week. But after
all, our neighbors to the east needed
the moisture and they are not com
planning much of the discomforts re-
sulting from the storm.
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The property of the Silt Fruit and
Mercantile company y Silt was NOT
sold at sheriff's sale last Monday as
per notice published Sheriff Jessur
received notice that the higher court
had granted supersedeas in the case
and it is not known just what the next