The Glenwood post., 1912-06-01

wood Monday, having been called as a
juror in the Napier Weir case. He
was soon excused and allowed to go his
way
The baseball game between Glen
wood and Leadville last Sunday was
interesting from start to finish, result
ing in a victory for the visitors, the
score being to S.
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M. Mcdonald, who spent several
days at the Glenwood sanitarium suf-
fering from an attack Of ptomaine
poisoning, was able to leave that in
stitution and return to his home Thurs
day.
As result of the high water a res
ervor dam up Roam creek from De-
Beque broke last week, letting the I'M
pounded waters escape and doing dam
age to the extent of several thousand
dollars.
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Mrs. Mazzucchi of Sunlight was tax
en- to the Glenwood sanitarium last
Monday evening, very ill, and died at
HIS Tuesday morning The funeral
was from the Catholic church Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Williams gave miscellaneous
shower at her home Tuesday afternoon
for Miss Llewellyn Conner who is soon
to be married. About sixteen guests
were present and Miss Conner was the
recipient of many useful presents.
j. w. Gibson returned few days
ago from the Rio Grande hospital at
Salida where he was treated for
ptomaine poisoning contracted by eat
| ing canned tomatoes. He is now at
| his home in this city and is recovering
slowly.
E. b. Everett is preparing plans for
new brick building on Cooper avenue
just north of his present building with
| which it will be connected, and two
store buildings will be made fronting
south. This will give another store
building for rent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Williams of
| Denver made short visit to Glenwool
the first of the week. Mr.. Williams Is
prominent real estate man of Denver
and his visit here was for the purpose
of looking over some Garfield county
ranches in the Grand Valley.
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| Andrew Thorson, brother of Post
master Ollie Thorson, visited over Sun
day at the home of his brother while
passing through the town in the inter
est of the Denver Rock Drill company
by which firm he has for some time
been employed as travelling salesman.
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Judge and Mrs. Il. j. Smith and Geo
H. Bell spent Memorial day at RID
| where an elaborate memorial program
had been prepared. The services were
held in the Methodist church and Faith
cr Walsh made the principal address
The parade to the cemetery was large
one. Only eleven old soldiers marched
in the parade, but others rode in autos
or carriages.
Among the 81 graduates of the Colo
rado College of Dental Surgery, this
being a department in the university
of Denver, is Clarence o. Mcmillan,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mcmillan Of
this city. The graduation exercises
will take place June 6 at the Audito-
rum, after which Clarence will be
ready to hang out his shingle and en-.
ter upon. the work of an honorable
profession.
Ed Ewing came up from New Castle
Sunday to help Charley Mccarthy
build chicken house and yard Ed
| ""o '"' pooS '"i Pchter ana foreman OIL
| the gang which consisted of himself,
l.. II. Hall and C. r. Mccarthy, with
Roy Reynolds as chief engineer taking
time occasionally to sight along tina
posts to see if the boys were setting
them straight
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Esther, the Beautiful Queen"
which will be given at the Odeon thea
ter in Glenwood next Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings by local singers,
promises to be the greatest event of
the Kind ever given here. 1t is a Bib
lical play set to music and those who
are engaged in it here consider it well
| worth the effort they are puttinp forth