The Glenwood post., 1912-02-24


Tickets on sale March and 5. Final
limit March :. One fare for round trip.
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A special agent of the Rio Grandc
has been in Glenwood the past few
days looking after some alleged cases
of coal stealing from the company.
| several cases are set for hearing be-
| fore Judge White this afternoon.
James A. Blair, supervisor of ths'
| White River forest reserve, passed
through Glenwood the first of the week
on his way to his home in Meeker,
having attended the supervisors meet
ing in Denver the past two weeks.
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For Sale-Old Trusty incubator, ITO
egg size, only used last year and as
good as new; also 100 chick brooder,
Old Trusty make. Both are in good
condition. Will take So for the two.
A. j. DICKSON.
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L. l.. Cramp who is teaching school
| in the fairview district is very glad
that George Washington was born as
the event gave Mr.. Cramp an opportun-
ity to make visit to his home in
Glenwood. He will return tomorrow to
his school work.
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Tex, will preach at the First Presby-
terian church Sunday morning and eve
ming. DR.. Smith stands very highly n
his church and has been used in buAd-
ing and debt raising for number Of
years. The public is invited to hear
him Sunday.
Mrs. f. NJ. Clark who spent the
past two weeks with friends in Basalt
returned to her home in this city Thurs.
day morning This is the first chance
she had to see the Milton piano, Civ.
by the Post as the capital prize in its
popularity contest and won by her
daughter, Miss Helen.
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The Rev. Geo. F. Klein was called
to Basalt Tuesday to officiate at the
funeral of Mrs. Matthias Hanson. Mrs.
Hanson was an old resident of Basalt
and one of its most respected citizens
as was evidenced by the great num-
bers who attended the last sad rites
in honor of her memory.
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The funeral of the late J. B. Cover
was held last Saturday afternoon at
the family residence, Rev. Geo. F..
Kien of the Methodist church having
charge of the service. The body was
shipped by Mortician Schwarz, Satur-
day evening to the home of Mr.. Gov
er's parents in Kentucky.
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Peter Groome left last Sunday even
ing for Washington where he was
called by the interstate commerce com,
mission with which body he will take
a position. Mr.. Groome will not move
his family from Glenwood until he rs
given definite assignment of his work
and then he will select new home.
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The division engineer of Division No.
4 has reversed his predecessor, Arthur
II. Stokes, concerning rights of the
town of Palisade in condemning irri-
CATION water for municipal purposes
1t seems that Mr.. Stokes, who is ord-
narily very sound in his decisions, az
sumed Jurisdiction which belongs only
to the courts.
DIR. Crook is very enthusiastic over
the good roads meeting held in Rel
Cliff last Saturday, as he says there
was displayed an enthusiasm which IS
bound TO result in success. He is very
anxious that our citizens attend in as
great numbers as possible the meetin,
which is to be held in Leadville Sat
urday evening, March 2.
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Mrs. J. n. Neeb of Grand junction,
well known TO many of our people, is
critically i'll at her home with typhoid
pneumonia and her recovery is a mat
ter of great doubt. 1t was learned yes
terday that she had passed the crisis
and that there was a slight improve
ment in her condition. However, her
friends here are greatly worried as to
her outcome.
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Geo. W. Vallery and Mrs Vallery
spent Tuesday in Glenwood and Wed
nesday morning went down to Grand
Junction in their private car "Cas.
cade,' attached to Midland 1O3, being
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Orsan Ad
| ans during their stay in tho function