The Glenwood post., 1912-07-27


been a sufferer from Bright s disease,
died last Wednesday morning at the
Glenwood sanitarium. Deceased was 90
years of age. The body was shipped
to Eagle by Mortician Sehwarz.
Palisade and return $3.50, August /,
account Iowa Day. Special train leaves
Glenwood 6:45 a. H. The Glenwooi
ball team will play Palisade on that
day.
THE MIDLAND ROUTE.
Congressman Taylor has made known
his desire for reelection to the posi-
tion he now fills. Mr.. Taylor has
proved a painstaking, hard working
otfic al and he has always had good
loyal support from lne western slope.
A. w. Bailey, a former manager OF
the Hotel Colorado, has been spending
the past three weeks at this popular
host'hr. -hi- paiNN 10 y OdiS VI ass'
and plans soon to make a journey to
Texas where he will spend the winter
with his daughter.
You fellows who want to be candi-
dates at the primary nomination to be
held on Sept. 10, 1912, had better get
.,s,l+
doesn't cost any more to begin now
than it does later-and besides it gives
you more publicity.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Montgomery
autoed over from their Meeker home
to attend the stock convention and
left Thursday morning on the return
journey, declaring that Glenwood was
the ideal place for holding such meet
ings.
Miss Ethel Foreman of Peoria, Ill,
| who has been visiting Mrs. John Gird-
| Ter for the past ten days, left Wednes-
| day evening for Denver where she will
| visit some time at the home of DIR.
| sherman Williams before returning 10
| her Illinois home.
A. Il. Yewell, a former resident of
Glenwood, stopped over in the city the
first of the week. having spent some
time in Cincinnati and his old home in
Kentucky. He visited here several
days with his cousin, Horace Yewell
before resuming his journey to his
home in Spokane, Washington.
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Wanted-Man and two good teams to
break sagebrush and plow new land
near Carbondale. Does not need to be
done at any particular time, but would
prefer having it done soon. Call up or
write me about it.
A. J. DICKSON,
Glenwoood Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace T. Deong Of
Grand Junction have announced the
marriage of their daughter, Gladys, on
July "a, to Mr.. Lewis X. Thomas, Rev.
performing the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas will be at home to their
friends in Grand Junction after August
10.
1t was bitter pill to accuse Bll
Harris in that kangaroo court of yelling
for Roosevelt on the streets, but Bill
was game and went through in fine
shape, deciding that the easiest wa.
out of the trouble was to plead guilty,
which he did. A fellow can eat most
any kind of crow when he has to, eh,
Bill!
The visitors to the stockmen s con
vention were surprised at the luscious
strawberries that were served at the
Colorado as they had supposed the
season was over for this popular deli
| cac.' lHese Derrlcs are grown On
Manager Lucas little ranch on Mitch
ell creek and they are praised by all
who taste them
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The road race from Basalt to Glen
wood, Aug. 4th, will eclipse any race
held. Everybody has made up his
mind to come. The attractions are su-
perior and the best that money can
get. The race will be a fast one and
the best riders are entered. The roads
will be in fine condition and splendid
program has been arranged.
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| Orson Adams came up from Grand
Junction Wednesday evening to SEE
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