The Glenwood post., 1912-08-03
Live City News
Observation-Disclosures

pi Girl wants work. To help in kitten
en- or take care of children. Inquire
SO Pitkin Ave.
J. w. Bel and his so:her from
Iowa were sampling the fishing IN
Brush creek last Tuesday.
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Judge 2. NJ Wall of Rifle was par
tcipant last Monday in both the judi
cial and congressional conventions held
here.
w. w. Cooper of Denver, grand lee
turer of the Masonic grand lodge,
stopped over in Genwood between
trains on Thursday.
Jacob Kemble and Mary Ming, a
couple of German extraction residing
at Silt, were granted marriage l,-
cense by Clerk Hubbard Tuesday.
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Glenwood has found both the going
and coming extremely bad this week,
owing to the heavy rains in the noun
tains which have put both railroads
temporarily out of commission.
The Catholic ladies have requested
the Post to thank the people OF Glen
wood for their liberal patronage Ar
their ball last week which netted the
society little over fifty dollars.
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Austin Gavin left Monday evening
over the Midland for Denver, but he
stopped near Florisant to study the
scenery until the effects of the water
spout could be cleared away. He
reached Denver Tuesday night.
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The attention of all candidates IS
called to the fact that the Post has Il
full line of cards and we know the
needs along the line of campaign cards
and other campaign printing. Come in
and let US fit you out in what you need.
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Several young men came up from
Grand Junction Tuesday evening and
have since been inspecting the road
from here to Basalt and trying it out
preparatory to the big bicycle race to-
morrow in which they are to partic-
ipate.
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Mr.. Wulfsohn says the orr inal Bus
ter Brown and Tige will be in Glen
wood August and that reception
will be rendered them. OF course al
the boys and girls in Glenwood viii
want to see Buster Brown and his
friend Tige.
Misses Emily and jeanette Smith OF
Canton, Ohio, who have been visiting
at the home of their brother, c. w
Smith, of this city, left Wednesday
evening for short visit at Salt Lake
They VIII later return to Glenwood and
complete their visit here.
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John Zaug and Miss Lizzie McCon
nell and William Hull and Miss Nellie
Strouse, all of New Castle, called or
Rev. G.. +. Klein of the Methodist
church last Sunday at high noon and
asked him to solemnize a double wed
ding which made four people happy.
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Tom Sayers, 10 years Of age and fol
some time county charge, died Thurs
day night at the county hospital
Sayers was born in Pennsylvania, bu;
so far as can be learned he has no liv'
ing relatives. The body was buried
yesterday at the expense of the county
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Judge A. II. King of the Colorado
court of appeals spent last Monday in
Glenwood and made pleasant call at
this office. Since he is holding judi.
cial position on a non-partisan court
Judge King is trying very hard to keep
out of politics, but this he finds very
hard to do.
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Have you seen Rex Smith IS big fish
It's beauty of the native trout varie.
ty, measures 10 inches and tips the
beam at over five pounds. Rex caught
it in the White river and if you don i
think he is proud of the feat just
sound him on the subject. 1t is being
mounted by Taxidermist Cross.
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In a visit to Glenwood last Monday
Horace Mann received many voluntary
promises of support from sources from
The fact is that Mr.. Mann has made
an excellent representative and the
people are by no means slow in recog-
nizing his worth.
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John w. Ritter of New Castle who