The Glenwood post., 1912-05-25

She has suffered for a number of years
from diabetes and so eritieal is her
| condition at this time thar all her
children have been sent for as it is
! believed she cannot recover.
Gene Gueuon of Fulford, who was
brought to the Glenwood sanitarium
some time ago following an accident IN
which he was pretty badly shaken up,
| has so far recovered that yesterday he
| was able to walk around the house and
| it is thought he will soon be able to
return to his home.
The funeral of Charles Nelson, late
of Cardiff, was held last Sunday after
noon from the Presbyterian churcn
Rev. William h. Dodd the pastor,
| preaching the sermon. The Masonic
| lodge. of which deceased was a mem
Der, had charge of the services at the
grave.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Graham visited
| their ranch near Silt last Sunday. Mr..
Graham says there has never been such
a splendid prospect for an abundant
| fruit crop in the entire history of the
valley, the fruit trees being literally
mass of white and pink while the air
! is rich with the delightful fragrance.
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Do not forget to see S. R. Berger,
the popular Leadville eye specialist, !
who will be in Glenwood again at the
| Glenwood Hotel, for three days, May
20, %, 2s, Sunday, Monday and Tues
day. VIII test school children's eyes
| free. 5-ls-2s
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At meeting of the school board
| held early this week all of the grade
teachers for the present year We're
| hired for next years work. 1t is said
| there will be at least two designations,
at the suggestion of Cupid. and posi-
| bly, some others for other reasons. The
| high school teachers will not be select
ed for some time yet
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In view of the coming Queen Esther
oratorio Rev. c. +. Klein of the Meth
odist church will tomorrow evening
preach on the life of this biblical char
acter. The choir will also render a Sc
lection from the oratorio as well as
| several other special selections. includ
ing duet by Mr.. Bixler and Ms.
Klein, a male quartet and beautiful
special anthem
Rev Geo. +. Klein and family spent
last Sunday in Carbondale where Mr..
Klein was called to preach the bacca
laureate sermon before the graduating
class of the Carbonate Union HigA
school. He also preached at the even
ing service of the Methodist church
and the Post has heard many comp''-
ments as to both of these sermons.
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Will sell for SOC on the dollar,
Judgment of $329.97 with interest from
the 18th of last February, secured
against Col. Frank E. Kmball, former
ly member of Ex-Governor Peabody's
s.aff. Address j. NJ. Law, 1851 Madi-
son street, Denver, Colo. 42O-tf
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The local athletes are making great
meet which will be held at the polo
grounds today Four teams, Aspen
Leadville, Rifle and Genwood, will
participate. 1t is said the local boys
are in fairly good form and it is ex.
pected that they will walk away with
their share of the prizes.
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The Grand river has been rising
steadily at this point the past week,
having gone little above the nine
foot mark on the official guage. 1t is
reported that at Rifle the river is high
er than it has been for years. This is
not yet true at this point, but the hign
water point has not yet been reached
and it is expected that it will exceed
any record yet made.
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Major S. X. Hooper, the veteran
general passenger agent of the Denver
& Rio Grande. but now assistant to the
general traffic manager, spent a day
in Glcnwood the first of the week and
made call at this office. Major
| Hooper has friend in every newspa-
per man in the state and he never goes
into a small town without hunting up
the print shop. Come again, Major
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William Cook of Happy Texas and
j. h. Snapp of Tulia, Texas, are enjoy
| ing Glenwood' S fine climate and her