The Glenwood post., 1912-06-22

. the week in Denver where he went to
purchase fireworks for the big display
for use last night.
Judge Beardsley has called asmeet
t ing of the republican county centra!
committee to meet at 10 clock at the
court house today.
B, C. A. st. Clair, who for thu past
: year has made his home in BAulder,
has been calling on Glenwood dienas
, the past few days. Mr.. st. Clair AMI
. family have been enjoying life on a
farm near Grand junction for a few
weeks and he is wearing a decidedly
rural complexion.
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The teachers institute for this dis
, triet closed early yesterday that the at
, tending teachers might fully enjoy the
big Strawberry festival. The session
has been most successful one in every
respect. Surely Mrs. Westerman and
her associates made no mistake in Sc
lecting Prof. Allen as the conductor
and Mrs Leake and Mr.. Stoddard is
instructors.
Last Sunday evening as c. A. Crider,
a-painter, was coming down the chute
at the swimming pool on his feet he lost
his balance and struck the back of his
,head on the lower part of the chute.
DR.. Stewart was called, but he found
the man unconscious and he remained
in, that. condition for three hours. He
has. now recovered SO that he is able
to follow his trade.
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Zack Doll received a telegram Thurs
day afternoon announcing the death of
his brother, Hiram Doll, at his home
at Canton, Ohio Mr.. Doll and John
Frey: Hiram Doll $ son-in-law, left by
first train for Canton. Mrs. Frey,
daughter of the deceased, was not able
to make the trip and will remain here
where she and her husband have for
some time been visiting the Smiths and
Dolls.
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Gabe Cox has been circulating a pc
tition this week among the Missourians
in Glenwood addressed to Hon. Champ
Clark and asking the speaker of the
lower house to make Glenwooi visit
during the midsummer session of the
Colorado Stockgrowers in July. Mr..
Cox found quite a bunch of the "show
me- people in Glenwood and they are
all hoping they may see that "houn
dawg' statesman in Glenwood next
month
While Colorado Midland No. 4
stopped at Basalt last Tuesday morn
ing coored Pullman porter named
sam C. White, evidently in attempting
to make train coupling was caught
= between the bumpers and his head SO
= badly crushed that he died soon after
wards. He was put on Light eng ginc
and rushed toward Glenwood with Il
view of placing him in the sanitariuil
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tention, but he died on the way down
"a and soon after crossing the Eagle Gar
field line. The body was shipped Tues
, day night to Colorado Springs where
:, White s relatives reside.
A majority of the board of count :
commissioners visited Glenwood We'd
nesday evening. They held session
at Clint Marvin s and afterwards ad-
journed to the court house. They were
accompanied by one c. G SheeIey, noted
, principally for the fact that he built
several bridges in Garfield county, two
of which have recently aoated down
= the Grand river, and for the building
Of several bridges in Weld county, to
=, secure the contracts for which he ad-
mlts he resorted to the bribery of the
county commissioners and for which
g ohense he has been sentenced to the
a penitentiary but is now out on stay
, | of sentence.
William Carl Aude of Marble and
. Miss Bessie May Clay of Buena Vista
h secured marriage license from Clerk
;, Hubbard Wednesday afternoon. When
the would-be groom, in company with
TWO OF ms young men companions, en-
tered the clerk s office Mr. Hubbard
). suspected their mission and approach.
y. ing the trio and with a patronizinQ
n smile said as he looked Aude squarely
t IN the eye, Eyes, we still have few
c OF them left; $3.50, please" Aude s
i companions just simply roared and tho
poor fellow blushed and said, s'Dog
Z gone it. fellows L told rn,, nro-uhoa.,