The Glenwood post., 1912-02-17
Live City News


yer this week.
Sam Walter of New Castle visited
in Glenwood Thursday.
John Weir has returned from n two
weeks stay in Denver.
Don t forget the Colonial Ball given
by the Eastern Star Thursday, Febru-
ary %.
Next Thursday evening, February -,
Colonial ball by the Order of the East
ern Star.
Judge and Mrs. A l.. Beardsley re-
turned Thursday morning from Denver
where Mrs. Bearasley has been visit
ing several weeks.
Annual Western Slope convention
w. C. T. L., Delta, Colo, March &.
Tickets on sale March aud }. Final
limit March T. One fare for round trip
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Mr.. and Mrs. Z. f. Lucas yeft Sun
day night on business and pleasure
trip to the big city on the Platte.
They expect to return home this week.
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Just as we thought we Were on
speaking terms with Spring we got q
liberal fall of the "beautifull' yestcr
day morning which caused us to shiver
and change our minds.
While returning to her home yester-
day noon Mrs f. NJ. Tully, sixth grade
teacher in the Glenwood schools, fell
and broke her wrist and is therefore
confined to her room.
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The Holy Cross forest Office has
eight rangers in the field at the pres
ent time. Cold weather and deep
snow are no barriers to the hardy
knights of the forest service
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Austin Gavin, who attended the road
meeting held in Colorado Springs and
the Lincoln banquet in Denver, return
ed to Glenwood Thursday morning, de
claring that he had enjoyed every min
ute of the trip.
Word has been received from the
family of j. p. Thomas at Canon City
that Mrs. Thomas, who was recently
operated on at the hospital at Pueblo
is so far recovered that she returned IL
her home where she is improving nicely
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The umbrellas, special prizes offered
by the Post to the contestants who
brought in the most cash on old and
new subscriptions from Jan 81 to Feb
,, were won by Miss lille Gibson of
Glenwood and Miss Hilda Lundgren
of Gypsum.
Thursday evening, while walking
along the Rio Grande track Just east
of the depot. Frank Hess slipped or
the ice and rolled down toward tht
Grand river, sustaining a simple frac-
ture of one arm. He is in charge of
DIR. Schmitz.
Messrs C. l.. Hubbard, C. w. Smith
and A. H. Miller. special judges in tha
final count of ballots in the contest
last Saturday night, did their work
rapidly and accurately. All the con
testants Were satisfied with the de-
cision of the judges.
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Among those from Glenwood who at
tended the Lincoln Day Harmony
banquet at Denver last Monday even
ing were c. c. Parks, Ole Thorson.
Judge Beardsley, Elmer Lucas, Austin
Gavin, G. w. Smith, w. R. Lee, Judge
Noonan and A. J. Dickson.
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L. w. Drake, local agent for the D.
r. g., left for Kansas a few days
ago to visit his mother who is reported
seriously i'll. Mr. Drake will be away
from his post for about six weeks, and
during his absence w. NJ. Hartman
Will have charge of the office.
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II. II. French, supervisor of the To-
cal forest service, returned Wednesday
from Denver where he attended a
meeting of all the supervisors of
District .. The meeting was in session
during greater part of last week and
was full of interest to the forest men.
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At the final count of ballots in the
POSTS contest last Saturday night. Mr..
Frank G. Tremmel of Denver. with his