The Glenwood post., 1912-05-11

Whiie nurrSlng 10 the polls with
voter just before the polls closed Mon
dzy sve1Ing Austin Gavin drote his
automebile so hard that he has been
asked by Marshal kunes to explain the
matter TO Judge Rice. The hearing is
on a. the Post goes to press.
In the district court Tuesday George
weiriek, Nick Bellm, A. f. Somers AM
Nr. Wyatt were granted an injunction
against Frank Hayes who had denied
the petitioners the right to 60 on his
land to clean out and put in condition
| their ditch which crosses his premises.
spent a day in Glenwood this week,
having been up TO Marble where ne
served papers on a number of the citi-
zens of the marble camp in connection
with the big libel suit of Miss Sylvia
Smith who says she was recently de
| ported from the camp.
Will sell for soc on the dollar, Z
| judgment of s329.97 with interest from
the 18Th of last February, secured
against Col. Frank Z. Kimball, former
| ly a member of Ex-Governor Peabody
s:af. Address J. NJ. Law, 1861 Madi-
SON street, Denver, Colo. 42O-tf
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| Mrs. Louis Sehwarz, who had recov
cred from an attack of appendicitis
and an operation for the same, SUFFERED
an attack Of pneumonia early this
week and was in very critical cond'-
tion for about As hours, when she be
gan to improve and is now almost en-
tirely recovered.
Last Tuesday William Dougan re
ceived word that some one had broken
into his garage at his Denver home and
stolen his yelie automobile. He left
at once for Denver and will start a
but there is no clue or suspicion as to
the guilty parties.
At the Odd Fellows hall last Friday
evening Mrs. J. l.. Noonan gave a
dance to the senior class of the high
school, in honor of her son. William,
who is one of the graduates this year.
The affair was one of the pleasantest
social events of the school year. Ritt-
mayors orchestra furnished excellent
music.
Mrs. Bray of the Dry Hollow coun-
try was brought TO Glenwood Thursda y
on verbal complaint of some of her
neighbors who are not altogether
pleased with some of her queer actions
Just what action will be taken it is
hard to say as NO one has filed formal
complaint against her up to the time
the Post goes to press.
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Mrs. Sarah A. Maddy, for many
years resident of Glenwood and once
the owner of the corner opposite the
Episcopal church, now owned by Mrs.
Ford, arrived in Glenwood Monday
morning from St. Louis. She was met
by her daughter, Mrs. H. v Ware,
with whom she will spend the summer
at the ranch near New Castle.
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A move has been made in the way If
building walks on south Grand avenue
and plank walk has been built en-
tirely across the Morton and Ward
properties while Charley Anderson has
constructed a cement walk in front of
his property and others are soon to do
likewise so that our suburban residents
viii have the advantages of their city
brethren in that respect.
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Charles II. Wyman, who has spent
the past four months in New Orleans,
Mobile, Memphis and Kansas City, re-
turned to his home in Glenwood Thurs
day morning after stopping one day at
his ranch at FL Jebel. Mr.. Wyman is
Siau " Bet paeh Whtrt ne can again
enjoy the Colorado weather which he
declares is in delightful contrast to
some he has been obliged to endure
while absent.
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Prof. A. G.. Bixler, known for many
years to the old time singers of Glen.
wood, arrived in Glenwood this week
from Utah where in several towns h.
has been giving musical concerts
Music lovers will be iterested in know
ing that he will probably give the or
atorio of esther, the Beautiful
Queen" in Glenwood, under the aus
pices of the Methodist church, in the
near future.