The Glenwood post., 1912-06-08

visit 10 Marble last Thursday.
John Winterbourne of the Grand
Valley News was visitor to Glenwood
Thursday.
Half rates to Glenwood Springs and
back June 9 and 10.
THE MIDLANR ROUTE.
A real live bargain in second hand
buggy, surrey and trap. See me at
once. j. S. WOODY.
Howard Eggeman spent several
weeks here assisting his brother, DIR.
Eggeman, has returned to his home in
Denver.
Gorge Blanklein, a Colorado Midland
employe, was taken to the Glenwood
sanitarium Thursday, suffering from
nephrites.
DR.. Fisher, occulist, will be at the
Glenwood hotel Thursday, June Goth,
to treat the Eye, Nose, Throat and Ear
and Fit Glasses Correctly.
Fred Herwick of Silt spent Wednes,
day in GIenwood on legal business in
connection with the proposed incor-
pOratiOu of the town of Silt
Fred Anderson of Marble who has
been very low at the Glenwood sani-
tarium for some time with typhoid
fever, is gaining strength and showing
general signs of improvement and 1t is
now believed he will recover.
Gus LeClere, who some time ago was
caught in the motor at the South
Canon power house, sustaining severe
internal injuries, is SO far recovered
that he will soon be able to leave the
sanitarum and return to his work.
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Mrs. J. +. Allison of Fort Scott, Kan
sas, is visiting her daughter, Miss Sa,
the Glenwood santarium. Mrs. ALI
son plans to remain here until August
when she and her daughter will make
trip to California.
Mrs. Olne Thorson arrived in Glen
wood Thursday morning from her home
in Boulder and will make a visit to
her son, Ole Thorson. of this city. Mrs
ThOrson was for many years resident
of Genwood and greatly enjoys her
summer visits here.
Everything now indicates the most
successful Strawberry Day festival this
year that Glenwood has ever known.
| The finance committee has been very
successful in the matter of subscrip-
tions to the necessary funds, over $1lO0
having been subscribed toward the en-
| tcrtainment.
A series of nine artistically beautiful
color pictures of famous Rocky Noun
tain scenes, put up in panoramic foldc,
form, is being gratuitously distributed
by the passenger department, Denver
4 Rio Grande railroad. Pixies Peak
Royal Gorge, Glenwood Springs, Mar
shall Pass and Temple Square, Salt
Lake City, are some of the subjects
| reproduced in natural cOlOrs.
County Clerk Hubbard wants io
know whether the county must be to
the expense of buying lot of extra
ballot boxes for the purpose of holding
the primary ballots from one election
to another. The law seems to indicate
that an extra lot of boxes will be nee
essary. Mr. Hubbard has written to
Attorney General Griffith requestin :
an official opinion on the question.
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The musical performance by Harold
Thursday evening at the Odeon was
highly appreciated by the small aud
ence present. This was high class
entertainment which it would seem was
worthy of much better patronage than
was accorded it. Manager Parkisoa
says he does not begrudge the money
he lost on the venture as it was worth
1t to know that he gave the Glenwooi
| people who cared really high class
performance.
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| \ marriage license was issued last
Saturday to Carl J. Trainor and Miss
Nita Malkmus, both of this city, and
the young folks We're married Sunday
afternoon by Father Carrigan in the
presence of few personal friends. NJ"