The Glenwood post., 1912-09-14

morning Rev. w. r. Dodd, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, rendered his resig'
nation and announced that he would
leave Genwood next week for a new
field in Kansas to which he has re
Gently been called.
Horace X. Devereux and William q,
Devereux came over from Colorado
Springs Tuesday morning. They left
their homes following the report of Mr..
Lyle's illness and only received the
sad news of his death after reaching
Glenwood.
The people of New Castle will cele
brate Farmers Day today and toner
row and have made arrangements for
one of the biggest celebrations ever
given at that place. An extensive pro-
gram has been arranged and the affair
is in charge of live committee.
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County Clerk Hubbard, assisted by
Judge Cochran of Rifle and William
Cardnell of Glenwood, made the official
canvass Thursday night of the returns
of last Tuesdays primary election. 1t
was an all night IS job, the tired trio
quitting at so CLOCK yesterday morn
ing.
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Father O'Dwyer came over Wednes-
day to attend the funeral of his friend,
Mr.. Lyle, but was on the delayed Mid
land train and therefore did not reaca
Glenwood until late Wednesday even
ing. He called on many friends while
here and returned to his Denver home
Thursday evening.
l have sixty acres of land almost
adjoining the town of Glenwood
Springs. 1 will sell all or any part &C
it at reasonable price and on eas,
terms, or trade for improved Glenwood
property or cattle.
S. J.. MEADOWS,
9-143t Glenwood Springs, Colo
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rohr of De
troit are in Glenwood this week visit
| ing at the home of Mr.. Rohrs broth
er, William Rohr of Blake avenue. The
Rohrs visited here five years ago and
both are enthusiastic boosters for Glen
wood medicinal baths which they think
are the finest in the world.
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Gustave A. Schuster, former res.
dent of Glenwood and now director of
the violin department of the Utah con.
servatory of music at Salt Lake City,
this week paid visit to his Glenwood
friends while on his way to New York
and possibly to Europe for continue
tion of his studies. His wife accom-
panies him on the journey.
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Rev. Geo. F. Klein is little unde!
the weather this week on account oi
having one of his tonsils removed last
Monday by DIR. Hutchison. In orde
to rest his throat tomorrow Mr.. Kleir
has asked DR.. J. j. Lace of Gran
junction to occupy his pulpit. DR.
Lace is the district superintendent ani
an able speaker.
A catalogue from the Arizona Schoo
of Music at Phoenix brings the inform
alton that Mrs. Luther Steward, for
mer well known music teacher of Glen
wood, is member of the faculty AND
IN charge of the childrens primary
training department. Mr.. Steward ha,
taken furlough from the forestry ser
vice and is engaged in the dairy busi
ness near Phoenix.
Congressman Taylor returned home
from Denver Thursday morning, both
he and Mrs. Taylor having lost their
votes by being in Denver with Their
little daughter, Eta, who was recently
operated for appendicitis Eta has So
far recovered that she has left the
hospital, but Mrs. Taylor has though,
1t best to keep her in Denver until she
gains a little more strength.
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The fourth annual convention of the
Colorado Electric Light, Power and
Railway association is being held at the
| Hotel Colorado. Thursday evening an
interesting moving picture demonstra-
ton was given and yesterday after.
noon the members enjoyed themselves
with novel games in the swimming pool.
Inc association is greatly pleased with
Glenwood as a meeting place for their
annual sessions.
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Mrs. Y. w. Darrow was taken t.
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