The Glenwood post., 1912-03-16

C. NJ. White made a business trip to
Grand Valley Thursday.
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Peter Copas has opened shoe shin
ing stand in front of the Odeon.
G. G. Rowe has been in attendance
at the county court at Red Cliff this
week.
The Y. NJ. c. A. team and the High
school boys were to play off their tie
in basket ball last evening.
Mrs. F. NJ. Toland has returned to
her home on Divide creek after taking
treatment in Glenwood the past two
weeks.
William Cross of this city received
a telegram Thursday from his son,
Harold, announcing the birth of son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Cross of Be-
mont, Mass. and Grandpa Cross stepped
lightly as he broke the good news -
his friends.
Next Monday evening will be an
important date in Glenwood Odd Eel
lowship for, in addition to work in the
initiatorv degree the local lodge will
entertain Grand Master j. +. Shook Of
Greeley who is making tour of Off
cial visitation to the lodges of the
state. AS soon as the regular and
special work is over the lodge will be
closed and the Rebekah lodge will BE-
invited in to listen to the address os
the grand master.
G. r. Mccarthy is the first in the
city, and so far as We have heard, the
first in the county to invest in an elec-
tric incubator. Charley says this
thing of fooling with coal oil lamps
never did appeal to him and he pro-
poses to turn on the juice and depend
on the Glenwood Light and Water
company to do the rest. The inven-
tion is known as the Electrobator and
is as nice as piece of parlor furniture.
Now if it will only hatch the chick,
ems it will be all right.
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NJ. j. Mayes this week received
from Will Coles large and very tins
photograph of the amphitheatre tile,i
with the spectators who gathered to
witness the annual football game play
ed last fall between Harvard and Yale
in which the score was to 0. There
were $4,000 people at the game aud
the picture, which is three feet long
and made with swinging camera,
shows nearly all the people. The pie
ture is very interesting one from the
standpoint of modern photography.
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George Farmer is busy working on
his rustic log cottage on his tract IN
South Grand avenue. He expects to
nave it completed soon when it will be
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs l.. f. Brown
who have been encouraging "near to
nature feeling for some time. Lon
says he is more interested in Plymouth
Rock chickens and Jersey cows than
in cash balances, but he thinks these
things are not SO far removed from
cash balances as some might believe.
Brown has had the chicken fever ever
since that Grand Valley experience
and he'll never be satisfied until he
gets back in the old way.
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Rev. Wallace b. Dunn, former pas
tor of the Methodist church at this
place but now travelling lecturer for
the Modern Woodmen of America,
stopped in Glenwood last Saturday and
greeted several of his old time friends
Sunday morning he occupied his former
pulpit and preached very interesting
sermon. Mr.. Dunn was here in 1901
and 1902 and went from here to Platte
vile, Colo, and later was located in
Wyoming. His family now lives in
Denver, except his son, Cyril, who,
since leaving here, graduated from the
Des Moines law school and is now
practicing his profession at Silverton.
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]. g. Michaels and w. o. Rawlings
Of Una were transacting business in
Glenwood last Saturday, Mr.. Michaels
making proof on his desert entry while
here. While making call at this
Office Mr.. Michaels stated that consid
cradle improvements will be made m
his country this coming season. A
great deal of splendid land will soon
be put under irrigation and cultivation
as result of the work to be done by