The Glenwood post., 1912-10-19


ern country.
While in Canon City this week
Editor Dickson and Mr.. and Mrs. G.
E Hubbard were delightfully."- enter
tanned at dinner at the home of ]. y.
Thomas and family. The Thomases
have a very cozy and convenient home
which they enjoy very much. They
all asked to be remembered to their
many friends in Glenwood.
Mr. and Mrs C. NJ. Keck and
Charley and Marie left Wednesday
evening for trip to the east and vii!
visit relatives in Pittsburg, Pa, and
in Salem, Ohio. 1t is probable that
Charley will remain during the year
with relatives at Salem but the others
will return to Glenwood about No
vember 8.
Manager Robertson, who is always
alert to the interests of the children.
has planned to bring to the Odeon
next Saturday night,t the biggest Uncle
Toms Cabin troupe ever seen in Glen
wood. Note the display advertisement
elsewhere in this issue and then plan
to take the children to see the dra-
matizaton of one of the most popular
novels ever written.
George Brown died Wednesday eve
ming at Marble the body has been
brought to Glenwood and the funeral
will be held this afternoon from Far
NUNS chapel under the auspices Of
tie Woodmen of the Word. A brother
of the deceased died at Marble last
December from pneumonia and was
buried here by the Woodmen.
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The republican central committee
has arranged for meeting at the Isis
for next Monday evening. The speak
ers will be Clyde c. Dawson, James
Dick, C C. Parks and Mrs. Helen NJ.
Wilson. Several moving picture films
will bethrown on the screen between
the speeches and thus those who attend
will be furnished variety of enter
tainment and all without cost
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Trains Nos. 3 and on the Midland
road will be discontinued after tomor-
row The last No. will leave Grand
Junction tomorrow morning and the
last No. 8 will leave Denver tomOr-
row evening. Train No. will continue
on its present time and No. 6 will
leave Grand Junction at 2 p. m. and
arrive in Glenwood at 5:l5 instead Of
| 1920 as at present. 1t will reach Dem
yer at a. IN.
| Horace Mann, who is calling on the
voters of the county in behalf of his
campaign for reelection as representa-
tive from this county in the legisla5
ure, spent Thursday in Glenwood. Mr.
Mann was not boasting of his pros
poets but it was plain to be seen that
he was in very happy frame of mind
and the editor naturally inferred tha:
he had met with much encouragement
while making the rounds.
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Jerry Mccarthy of Salida while at
tempting to cross the Rio Grande bridg'
Wednesday evening, was struck by 8
light engine and badly crushed through
the lungs. He was taken at once te
the Glenwood sanitarium but only
lived forty-five minutes after he reach
ed the institution. A brother of the
deceased came down from Marble and
had Farnum ship the body to Salids
where the funeral was held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred C. Schram of
Richmond, Calf. are visiting Mrs
Schram's mother, Mrs. Caroline Barlow
and their many friends in Glenwood
/ htlt thc VaiiiN'b S's'ANi
in Glenwood, but for many years they
have lived in California, where they
have prospered and they are very much
content with their new home. After a
few days here Mr.. Schram will leave
for Los Angeles where he will enjoy a
vacation, and Mrs Schram will prolong
her stay here for some time.
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II. r. Kamm arrived Wednesday
morning from his present home in
Fresno, California. Mr.. Kamm Is
greatly impressed with the wonderful
possibilities of the Golden Gate state
which is so immense in area that he
| says but few of those who live in Cali
fornia have any idea of the greatness
of the state or the possible variety of
its products Mr. Kamm is looking
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