The Glenwood post., 1912-12-07

putting a plate glass front in the |
building on Grand avenue occupied by |
Mangnal Ford as grocery and
meat market
Mrs. Nancy Livingston and her son,
j. NJ. Livingston, have moved from |
Grand Valley to Glenwood where they
expect to make their home. Mrs. Liv-
ingston is An aunt of Mrs. Frank |
Mechau. :,
Yesterday morning was sharp and
wintery, the thermometer registering
10 below zero at 3 CLOCK. 1t was re-
ported l2 below on -Four Mile while at
Grand Junction it was 10 above zero
ut q. m
Mr.. OverhOlt of Carbondale was
brought to the Glenwood sanitariur
last Monday evening suffering from
peritonitis. The case was 80 far ad-
vanced that he died within q few hours
after reaching the sanitarium.
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During the vacation last week the
school board purchased of Mr.. Collins
. fine piano which was placed in the
gymnasium for use in the daily exer-
eises, 1t was greatly needed and Is
much appreciated by the teachers and
children.
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The road work from Aspen and lead
ing over Independence pass is not a
dream nor . myth, according to the
Democrat, but work is actually being
dose under the direction of the forest
service, Supervisor John NcLaren be.
ing in charge.
The operetta put on at the Odeon
Thursday evening by the high school
students was very pleasing affair and
drew . large house. These entertain
ments are bringing out some splendid
talent in our young people and should
be encouraged.
The vaudeville features at the Odeon
the first of the week were of a high
character and greatly appreciated by
the patrons of that popular playhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birch gave = clean and
| entertaining sketch at each perform
ance with complete change each
! evening except that Mrs. Birch s clever
.hulE 20 ;oI
feature throughout their engagement.
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"When Uncle Sam Was Young is
the title of the patriotic film which
will be shown tonight at the Odeon
under the auspices of the NJ. f. Sunday
school 1t is historical and will serve
to make plain to You some Of the in.
cidents in the early settlement and de
velopment Of our land which you may
have forgotten. OF course you will 60
and enjoy yourself and at the same
time help in worthy cause.
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Miss Harrietta SchliR of Gypsum
has this week been visiting her cousio,
Miss schli3, who Is employed At Big
hams bakery. Miss Harrietta is en-
ployed ON the Gypsum Record and be-
ing much interested in the account Of
the Post . new folding machine called
to look this office over and especially
to inspect the new folder. Miss sehliR
who is = bright little lady, will always
find welcome at this printshop.
The regular work Of the city schools
was taken up again last Monday after
vacation of one week during which
time all Of the teachers but two attend
ed the State Teachers association ii
Denver and came home enthused with
new ideas and plans for greater effort
and better results than ever before.
During the vacation the floors At the
school building were oiled and several
repairs and Improvements made at tine
building. ..a...
John Pedigo this week sold his
home just beyond the Cardiff bridge
to Anderson 8. Appleby and Leliah n.
! Appleby, recent arrivals from Missouri.
The consideration was 1900. The
Post is pleased to be able to state that
Mr.. and Mrs. Pediso are not to leave
this country. but will continue to make
this their hone although they viii
| move just . little farther away frsa
Glenwsod or to theif s4hse fa2eA o.
| CAs1iR
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The CHRISTMAS season il fast -
! ProeeAinS AID the people are already
wssassin8 jase how they will seasa-
ber their frieads % this the SFsatsst