The Glenwood post., 1912-07-20

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day afternoon caused considerable
damage, washing out headgates and
bitches, filing the cellar of the Rocky
Mountain store and other cellars AMI
Easements and running much of the
garden crops in the Coryell section.
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Revenue Agents X. II. Love and
Harry Tarbell spent Thursday in Glen
wood while making a trip over their
territory. They made a pleasant call
at this office ''for old acquaintance
sake the Post editor having known
Tarbell for the past twenty years OF
thereabouts.
+. NJ. Nash, superintendent of the
Central Colorado Power company's
plant at Shoshone, left Wednesday eve
ming for a journey to the Pacific eoas.
where he goes on a tour of inspection
of plants similar to that he has been
operating in the Grand River canon.
During his absence Mrs. Nash will visit
friends at Canon City.
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When G. w. Cox reached his home
last Saturday evening after a walk
about town he found that number of
his friends had taken possession and
they reminded him tnat they knew it
was his birthday, a fact that he had
almost forgotten. The evening was
spent very pleasantly, the visitors
wishing Mr.. Cox many more birthdays.
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Mrs. Emma ID. Cory, a socialist lee
turer, kept little handful of people
awake until a late hour Wednesday
evening by harangue she made at the
court house. Mrs. Cory is a ready
speaker, but her talk can scarcely be
classed as argument and the converts
made to socialism through her efforts
will certainly be few and far between.
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Sam G. McMullen of Grand June
tion stopped over in Glenwood Tues
day while returning from a business
trip to Denver Mr.. McMullen is one
of Mesa county's republicans who be
lieves that republicans support re-
publican ticket and if they do any less
than that they are not entitled to call
themselves or to be called republicans
Needless to say that Mr.. McMullen is
for Taft.
Senator Horace T. DeLong of Grand
Junction stopped over in Glenwood
Monday evening and made brief visits
with a few of his friends in this place
He was in Denver during the tremen
dous rain of Sunday afternoon, but h.
left before the terrible body of water
came down Cherry creek and wrought
such dreadful damage. He said he
never in his life saw a greater down
pour of water in so short time.
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| j. w. Crawford has traded his fin
residence property in this city to Otto
b. Brutsche of Rifle for Il well i'm
proved fruit tract just this side of the
town of Rifle, being a portion of the
original c. l.. Todd ranch. The Craw-
ford family this week moved to their
new home, it being almost at the edge
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mess. Glenwood will be sorry to lose
the Crawfords who were among our
very best citizens.
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G. w. Moore returned Thursday
morning from Port Ludlow, Washing
ton, to which place he was called by
the death of his daughter, Mrs. S. W.
| kilbourne who was well known in Gler-
wood as Miss Grace Moore, having
been employed while here in the office
| of DR.. Crook and later in the Taylor
law office. Mrs. Kilbourne left a baby
a few days old which is now being
| cared for by her mother who will re-
man Tor some time in that country.
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DIR. c. o. Mcmillan has purchased
the equipment and good will of DR..
G. c. Freese and has put out his shin
gle and started on his life profession
of dentistry. DIR. Mcmillan is one Of
the youngest dentists in the state, be-
ing young in years and having pust
graduated from the Dental school of
the University of Denver. During his
term of study he has been under the
tutelage of the very best instructors
and demonstrators and being a hard
student he has graduated with high
honOrs. AS Clarence is a Glenwood
boy we shall all hope for his success
DR.. Freese, who made many friends