The Glenwood post., 1912-04-13

| neiu at All OF tne GREENWOOD churcne-
last Sunday, characterized in most
cases by special music suitable to the
day and what it commentaries.
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| Miss Williams has moved her dress
making shop from b. I. Napier 8 to her
home, 13S Bennett avenue, and is pre-
pared to receive all former patrons as
well AS new ones. 4-I3.2t
Miss Harwood of Glenwood Springs
teacher of vocal and instrumental
music, visited the schools Wednesday
and assisted by pupil, Genevieve
Dickson, gave free recital at the NJ.
f. church in the afternoon.-Rifle
Reviellle.
The presentation of the Squaw Man
given at the Glenwood opera house
Wednesday evening was very much ap'
preciated by Glenwood play goers VINO
pronounced it one of the best entertain
ments witnessed in Glenwood in long
time.
One fare the round trip to Clifto
April 9th and 10th.
THE MIDLAND ROUTE.
John Weir returned on last Satur
days delayed Midland 3 from Denver
where some weeks ago he submitted to
a very delicate operation. Mr.. Weic
says he feels as fine as young colt
and he returns to his work with in
creased interest.
Professor John S. McLucas of the
University of Colorado will give free
lecture at the high school gymnasium
next Monday evening, beginning at 5
o clock, on the subject, "Why We
Spell AS We Do Mr.. McLucas is
professor of English in the state UNI
versity and if you are at all interested
in the orthography of the day you
should hear his lecture.
A real live bargain in secondhand
buggy, surrey and trap. See me at
once. J. s. WOODY.
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! f. Chapin Gard, a pioneer newspaper
man Of Colorado, is in harness again.
Men remembering the way he overcame
the difficulties frunning a newspaper
in the earliest days of Cripple Creek,
have engaged him to start paper il
the new gold mining camp in the ex
treme northwest part of Colorado.
| Highgrade it is called, and Gard
going to call his paper the Highgrade
| Highgrader.
The Glenwood Motor club this week
moved their billiard and pool tables
and other belongings from the postoffice
basement to the room in the Sweet
block, formerly occupied by the Y. NJ.
G. A., where they have very convenient
and cozy club rooms Their last share
of stock unsold was taken the first Of
the week by Mr.. Osgood who is greatly
interested in motoring and in coed
roads for this section.
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| Grand Army of the Republic en-
campment Boulder, Colo, May 10, II
and Is. Return May 10. One fare
round trip.
The Saturday Afternoon club met at
the home of Mrs. w. R. johnson, all
members and few friends being pres.
ent. The afternoon was spent-not in
the regular sewing custom, but in
novel manner which was enjoyed by all.
At 4:30 delightful luncheon was
served. The dining room was beauti-
| fully decorated in carnations and EIs
ter novelties. Each guest departed with
an Easter favor, declaring it the success
of the season.
w. C. 7. u, Cascade, Colo, June
20-2122. One fare round trip, return
ing July 4th.
p. B. Miller, for several years super
ntendent of the Colorado Midland, has
resigned to accept railroad position
in California and Merit l.. Phelps, who
has been assistant superintendent under
Mr.. Miller, has been made superintend-
ent. Jesse w. Spahr of Cardiff, here
tofore trainmaster, has been given the
position of assistant superintendent
and will probably be stationed at Colo
RADIO City. 1t is said that the position
| of train master will be left vacant for
the present.
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At the Glenwood sanitarium last Sat.
urday DR.. Clyde Smith removed q eata-
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