The Glenwood post., 1912-06-15

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| dover Mass academy, arrived last
Monday morning, having been called
here by the illness of his mother, Mrs
Joe Coles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Geigel came down
from their ranch home near Carbondal,
Wednesday evening to attend the Ever
EFT dance and card party at Odd Eel
lows hall.
Mrs. Erark Witteman has been tak"I
to the Glenwood sanitarium suffering
from typhoid fever. Mr.. Witteman .s
a nephew of a. j. Witteman of the
Troy laundry.
| The Denver Post band Of As pieces
will be the big noise on Strawberry
Day. The Post and its band will
prove a big ad for Glenwood and her
| annual festival.
Miss Ruth Swartz, who during the
past year has been teaching school in
| Iowa, has returned to her Glenwood
| home for the summer. She was accom-.
panied by her sister.
Mrs. Ed Mcmillan returned Tuesday
| evening from Denver where she wit.
messed the graduation Of her son, Clar-
ence, from the dental department of
the University of Denver.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Smythe will leave to-
| day for months visit to Canada
Mrs. Jess Osborne will take Mrs
Smythe's place in the telephone office
| during the latter's absence.
An explosion of steam guage in
the Midland shops at Cardiff Tuesday
morning badly scalded two machinists,
Ed Stockton and j. H. Kuhlmeyer, but
both are recovering at this time.
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Mrs. Helen Marsh Wilson, state su-
| perintendent of public instruction, was
a visitor to the normal institute Thurs
day. She made a very interesting ad-
| dress to the teachers in the afternoon
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The brick business block of the Glen.
wood Mercantile company is being
treated to coat of red paint, the win.
dow castings being in yellow, the ap.
pearance of the building being greatly
enhanced thereby.
John E. Ethel of Rifle was transact
ing legal business in Glenwood Thurs
day. Mr.. Ethel has just made TRIP
through the Ninth Judicial district and
he seems very sanguine as to his noml
nation for district attorney.
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The fine house of Howard Gibler
ten miles north Of De Beque, togetne
with all the contents, was destroyed
by fire last Friday morning. Their
was no insurance and Mr.. Gibler sus
tanned loss of several thousand dol
lars.
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Fred Wyrth, the clerk at the Citizen
National bank, left Wednesday even
ing for Denver where he will meet hi
wife who has just returned from Ger
many. They will move their househoi,
goods to Glenwood and make this thei
home.
Miss Sarah Wolverton, who was EN-
ployed the past year in the schools a
Tuscon, Arizona, will arrive in Glen
wood today to spend the summe
months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
L. T. Wolverton, at their ranch hom,
at Canon creek.
telegram was received in Glenwo0C
Thursday morning announcing tn,
death the previous evening of Audrey
the nine year old daughter of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Frank Ewing at their home a
Los Angeles. The cause of the deatl
was paralysis of the heart
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Miss Jennie Mayes, a trained nurs,
of st. Louis, is visiting at the home Of
her brother, NJ. J. Mayes, of this city
While this is Miss Mayes' first trip Il
Glenwood, she has visited Colorado be
fore and she is greatly charmed wit!
our matchless climate and wonderful
scenery.
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Seven thousand people ate free ber
ries at the big tent in Glenwood Spring,
on the occasion of the last Strawberry
Day Carnival. 1t is said 10000 viii
partake this year for the event will
cover two full days, June 81 and %.
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w. H. Lenehan of Marble died at the
Glenwood sanitarium Thursday morn