The Glenwood post., 1912-03-30

down thursday evening to attend the
high school dance and was guest
while here of Miss Bernice Hubbard
Il. G. CaIlen spent last Sunday IN
Glenwood, having stopped over here
for a day while returning from Denver
with a shipment of cattle he had pur-
chased in Denver and which he viii
put on the forest reserve near his
ranch at Raven.
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The Post is very glad to state that
the damage by the snowslide which
struck Marble last Saturday morning,
although very serious is not sufficient
to put the company out of business by
any means although naturally it will
cause a temporary delay. 1t is fortu-
nate that no one was hurt and that
the damage is not even more serious.
Ollie Thorson returned Thursday
morning from the republican state con
vention at Colorado Springs. He is
highly pleased at the result of the con
vention, not only as to the delegates
selected to attend the national conven-
ton at Chicago but also with the gcA-
eral spirit of fairness that was mani
Tested throughout the meeting, Aside
from the pessimistic mouthings of She
rabid and disgruntled Vincent there
was but little said to indicate an un-
pleasant or inharmonious feeling.
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The sheriff's office Thursday picked
up and put behind the bars j. b. King
who represented himself as a horse
buyer from Jacksonville, Florida.
Kings plan was to buy all the horses
he could get and pay for them with
checks ON the Barnett National bank
of Jacksonville. \ telegram to that
bank brought the information that he
had no account there and that he was
wanted in several places. He is in safe
keeping now.
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News was brought to Glenwool
Wednesday by J. w. Baldwin of Red
Cliff that II. w. Smith who has spent
the past winter in Florida, was suffer
ing from three broken ribs as a result
of a fall and that he would come home
as soon as he was able to travel.
"Blackey' could not give any details
of the accident farther than this. He
expects to hear from "IIi' again be.
fore he starts for home. Mr.. Baldwin
came down to break the news to Mrs.
Smith who had just received letter
from her husband stating that he was
e,eing fine.
Mr. and Mrs G. w. Kicker who have
spent the winter principally with Their
son, George, who is a student in stan
ford university at Pao Alto, CaIlfer-
mia, returned to Glenwood last Tues-
day and will spend the summer here
looking after their property interests.
Both look the better for their c.ast
trip and Mr.. Kelker says he has gainau
over 20 pounds in weight during the
past winter. George is doing well N
school and thinks California is the only
place. Eugene Cross is another Glen
wood boy who is very much attached
to that country.
Wednesday evening the editor mc1
upon our streets Capt, }. c. johnson;
one of the early settlers in GlenwoOd
and later for many years resident Of
Aspen. For the past seven years he
has been located at Las Vegas, N. NJ,
in the undertaking and furniture bust
ness, in partnership with his son. Nc.
and Mrs. johnson have just returned
from IL vacation in California and
while there Mr. johnson purchased
business and a home at Whittier, near
Los Angeles, and there they expect to
spend the remainder of their days.
They are now on their way back to Las
Vegas to pack up their goods and re.
turn to their new home.
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The GIenwood Hot Springs and Hotel
company has inaugurated a new plan
for pool bathing at night. Hereafter
when a number of people comprising
a party desire to take advantage ot
the pool bathing after the regular clos
ing hours they may make their ar
rangements at the office by the pur-
chase of tickets to the amount of -
when a special attendant will be dele
gated by the company to give them
the necessary attention. 1t often hap
pens that parties arriving in Glenwood
after the pool, has been closed or those
who cannot arrange for a swim early
in the evening are greatly disappointed
at their inability to make use of the