The Glenwood post., 1912-06-29

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clerks office this week from the United
States to Sidney Broughton for the
tract of lands at the mouth of Grizzly
creek which he has held for several
years. Mr.. Broughton made his final
proof some time ago, but on account of
some conflict with the forestry depart
ment his patent was held up until re-
Gently.
The Post man yesterday called On
Sheriff Jessup who was busily engaged
cleaning and oiling up his artillery,
but whether with view of starting
out after criminals or votes he failed
to explain. Mr. Jessup is a candidate
for reelection and it is generally ad-
mitted by both democrats and republi.
| cans that his excellent administration
of the office entities him to a second
| term.
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| Mrs. j. L. Allison of Fort Scott,
Kansas, is visiting her daughter, Miss
| Sadie Allison of the Glenwood sani-
tarium. Mrs. Allison is very much
| pleased with Colorado as she says she
never tires of the mountains while the
climatic conditions here are superb
and SO in contrast to what she has
been accustomed to. Mrs. Allison and
her daughter are planning trip to
| California in August.
! \ meeting of the republican county
central committee was held al the
court house in Glenwood last Saturday
at which time the date of the precinct
primaries was fixed for July 20 and
| the county assembly will be held July
~. The official call for the assembly
is printed elsewhere in this issue of
the Post. This year Garfield county
is to have new voting precinct to be
| known as Atchee, No. "a.
Sunday funerals are to be placed
under the ban in Pueblo. Along with
| the saloon, poker rooms and all the
rest that went with the reform wave
that struck the city must go the SAB
bath day burial service. The Minis
terial association took action and
unanimously adopted resolution pro-
testing against the Sunday funeral.
Miss Pearl Dougan of Denver has
been visiting in Glenwood the past two
| weeks.
Married Wednesday evening, at tie
Robertson home, corner of Eighth
street and Colorado avenue, Rev. W.
R. Dodd officiating, John NJ. Robertson
of Marble and Mrs. Mabel Kincad of
Denver. The contracting parties are
well known in Glenwood and theif
marriage has been expected for some
time. They left Thursday morning for
Marble where the groom has posi-
tion with the Colorado-Y Yue Marble
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cottngham of Du-
buque, Iowa, after visiting some time
at the Dow home on Bennett avenue,
left this morning for Aspen and after
a brief visit there will 60 to Breck
enridge and then to their home. The
Cottinghams are a pair of new yweds
who have enjoyed their honeymoon in
Glenwood which they declare is tho
prettiest spot they ever saw. They
made trips to the Fairy caves and to
Hanging lake and fairly raved over
the beauty of both of these places.
Mrs Beach Clayton of Parachute
creek is in the Glenwood sanitarium
suffering from blood poisoning caused
from an liberated tooth, and her con-
dition is regarded as very critical. Her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sig Cox, and
her husband are at her bedside and
everything is being done for her that
medical skill and science can suggest.
Mrs. c. NJ Stewart returned Thurs
day evening from Newark, New Jersey,
where she has been visiting relatives
for several weeks, hence the smile
which Eliminates Docs countenance.
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The Glenwood Hot Springs and Hotel
company are in receipt of a letter
from w. j. Black, general passenger
agent of the Santa Fe railroad, ac-
knowledging receipt of some Glenwood
advertising matter sent him by the
company some time ago and asking
that he be furnished with at least
10000 pamphlets descriptive of Glen
wood and saying thar ne will be glad