The Glenwood post., 1912-07-06

attendant since her flrst Illness, re-
turned to Glenwood Monday and has
resumed her duties at the Glenwoot
sanitarium.
| The fields and orchards of Garfield
county certainly present most pleas
ing sight at this time and prospects
were never better for bountiful
yield of all kinds of crops. The season
is Il trihe late, but there is every. rea
son to expect that crops will all ma
ture.
An examination for rural mail car
rers will be held in Glenwood on SAT-
urday, July p, beginning at 9 a. m,
| and will be conducted by Miss Laura
Hammond of the local postotfice force.
1t will be made for the purpose of
testing applicants for carriers on the
new rural route soon to be established
between Glenwood and Sunlight.
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hlcnaTi IldHHiel, dildS Jaht ''hiehS
was arrested early in the week at Ri
tie, charged with forging a check on
G.. A. Fleming, evidently meant for
f. A. Fleming of Silt. When given
preliminary hearing before justice
of the peace he entered a plea of
guilty and he is now boarding at the
Hotel de Jessup pending the next sit
ting of the district court.
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Judge Morning came down from the
county seat town on Wednesday S
stage to hear few cases. The judge
is our candidate for representative. He
has not yet thrown his hat or his shoes
into the ring, but then the voters will
see to it that he gets the nomination.
No stronger man could be selected for
the place, and no democrat can beat
him-not even Deacon Mann, and he
is the strongest one the democrats
| could name.-Steamboat Sentinel
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Coorado's editors are planning TO
make the Methodist preachers go some
to retain their deserved reputation as
chicken eaters. They meet in Steam
boat Springs in July and while en- route
will stop off at Yampa for big
chicken feed of small frys. sulphur
Springs will seek to fill them on fish
on the way back and between the hos
pitality of these towns and Steam
boat the state editors will be put in
condition for the strenuous campaign
to come.-Craig Courier.
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The entertainment given at the
opera house last Saturday evening by
the Williams Jubilee Singers, under
the auspices of the Presbyterian
church, was excellent in every partie
ular These colored singers have a
national reputation and there is a rea
son for this. Every member of the
troupe is an artist. The Glenwood
people greatly enjoyed the perform
| az thC ASopy
terian church this double quartet CAV,
sacred concert which was a granJ
treat for all those present.
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Mrs. Tim Hayes of Carbondale wa:
in town Tuesday to buy town lot OF
the commissioners. The lot went t
the county few years ago on account
of the failure of the owner to pay
the tax against it of $l0.59. TIL,
commissioners, following their custom
offered the lot to Mrs. Hayes for tn,
amount of the original tax and Mrs
Hayes decided to take it, but cam
back a second time and talked Harr;
Switzer out of the extra 50 cents
"That's the way it goes" said the
chairman. ga woman is bound tt
have the last word in trade as wei
as in everything else.n
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Fritz Korupkat came up from the
Rockpile' Tuesday and was making
inquiry about some sort of invention
to keep robins away from heavily load
ed cherry trees. He says the robins
in his neighborhood have a cherry
hunger that simply sends consternatior
to his heart every time he thinks of
it. Not only are these birds hungry
but they are real connoisseurs and iG.
stead of being content with the com
mon cherries which bring but reas.
enable price they insist on plucking
the big sweet cherries which would
bring Fritz 90 cents pound only for
the fact that the brides "see them
first'
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