The Glenwood post., 1912-11-23

vAo makes !. big talk for Burroughs
door and y ndoS screens, has been in
tervieviAg ssne Of our people tbs
week. Mr.. Sferry is always glad of AL
opportunity to come to Glenwood an l
always goes away with some new busi-
nesA
Harry Koch of Grand Valley snd
Aspen made . trip to Leadsiile Mon
day looking for y market for mining
timbers. He reports the Cloud City
in = fairly prosperous condition, there
being NO luli in the mining operations
and everyone hopeful Of still bette:
I mes.
The Denver papers have announced
the engagement of Raymond Have
meyer Of Grand Valley to Misc Vir-
ginia Case of Denver. Mr.. Haveneeyr
and his brother have for several years
been managing the Big irrigation pro-
ject for the Wilcox Canal company at
Grand Valley.
Charley Keek returned Monday evea
ing from months visit in the east,
the most of the time being spent N
New York and Ohio. 1t WAS reported
that Charley had intended to stay in
that country all winter, but he says
he had no such intention and that Colo-
RADIO is good enough for him.
County Superintendent Westerman
and the entire faculty Of the GlenwOod
public schools with the exception OF
Misses Allen and Walz will be in Den
yer next week in attendance on the
State Teachers association.
1t j. said that the program this year
will be exceptionally helpful to the
teachers Of the state.
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Mayor Drach, Aldermen Smith,
Barnes and Howard on Thursday visit
ed Hanging lake and the contigous
territory which the city will purchase
from the government for city park.
They were accompanied by Congress
man Taylor, Harry French Of the for
estry Office and Karl Rosenberg of tn
city engineer S Office.
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The report comes from Marble that
Arthur West, well known jeweler,
died in that town the first Of this week
from stomach trouble. West once con
Quoted q jewellery store in Glenwood
and, while splendid workman, his
penchant for liquor kept him from al
vancing in a business way As one of
his ability should have done.
The union missionary meeting at the
Presbyterian church last Wednesday
evening was very pleasant affair
-tsxreilent muse was rendered by =
double quartette AID solo singers AID
several short but interesting papers
and addresses were presented at the
ose of which delicious Refreshments
were served by the Presbyterian ladies,
Married at the NJ. f. parsonage,
Monday night at 1880, Mr.. Geo. Ke'-
ton of Jerusalem to Miss Margaret
Heck of North Ireland. Mr.. KeltOn $
a Syrian gentleman studying electricity
in this country. At present he is iv-
ing at Marble, this state. The happy
couple will make Marble their home
for time after which they will sail
for the Orient.
For the past two weeks workmen
have been busy digging cellar and
prepar ng for the installation of a
furnace in the Glenwood Post office
and the entire force will rejoice when
the job is finished. If the operating
of furnace is As productive Of dirt
as is the installation We shall soon be
sick of the bargain. We shall hope for
the best, however.
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just ~ the fire whistle sounded
Tuesday morning and while Sam Clark
was turning his team into the street
and starting for the hose cart Gabe
Cox who was crossing from the bank
to the Kamm block was caught by the
tongue of the express wagon striking
h m in the back. Fortunately, he Was
not knocked off his feet but was able
to hold to the tongue and in this way
he was dragged several feet. He wa.
then picked up and taken to his home
where it was found that his spine was
injured and one kidney badly bruised
He suffered greatly and although now
somewhat improved he is not yet able
to leave his bed.
No better entertainment could posi-
1l D..