The Glenwood post., 1912-01-27

Joseph hurten or Debeque ana MISS
| Clara Matena OF Carbonate were
\ granted marriage license by CUPID
Hubbard last Wednesday. They wera
married Thursday by Father Walsh Of
| Grand Valley.
Born-Friday morning, January &c,
! to Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. Deever, a nine
pound son. DR.. Clark reports everyone
interested doing nicely except Grand
pa Hum who has been placed in the
ice box until he cools of
The local lodge of Eagles initiated
class of 40 last Friday evening and
will take in another large class next
| Friday evening which will give them
the largest membership of any frater
nal organization in the county.
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Horse and Saddle for Sale.-White
mare seven years old, gentle good
| rider, drives single or double weighs
| about 500 lbs. Also Wilson saddle
nearly new. $75 for both
G. w. BAYERS.
| The candidates in the voting contest
will be asked to name the judges to
count the ballots and award the prizes.
The judges will hold the key to the
ballot box during the last week, and
everything connected with the contest
will be conducted fair and square 20
| all the candidates.
Judge Bliss of Denver this week de
MED Major Del.an of this city a new
trial in his fight against the Walsh
estate, but he permitted Major De-
Ian IS correspondence with the late
| Tom Walsh to be made a part of the
record and with this Mr.. DeLan will
appeal to the supreme court.
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For Sale at Bargain-Furniture
for a four room house &, nearly new,
nothing sold by the piece. CasL,
monthly installments or bankable note
G. w. BAYERs,
% Citizens National Bank.
Word was received in Glenwood by
Agent Keck Thursday to the effect
that the Foote party arrived in Sharon,
Ohio, that morning and that the funeral
h..
foote would be held at that place Fri
day morning at / o clock. Sharon is
the home of Mr.. Foote' s parents.
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John NJ. Hickman, o. p. Hickman,
Fred Gaylord, w. L. Hooker, Ed Me
Learn, c. IL. Miller, O. V. Coulter and
T.. L. House were among the citizens
of Rifle and vicinity who were in at
tendance at the hearing held Tuesday
before Division Engineer Rosenberg
against Water Commissioner Murtle OF
district SO.
Harold Parklson returned home last
sunday from Colorado Springs where
he is junior in Colorado College. Har-
old has been having considera Bile
trouble with his eyes ana his physicia Il
has advised him to take complete
rest from his studies until his condition
improves. He hopes to be able to rr-
turn to school very soon.
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County Treasurer MacRae is this
week is notifying the citizens of tn.
county of the amount they are expe..-
ed to contribute toward the running
expenses of the county for the wear
l9ll In other words he is sending
out post card information as to the
amount of taxes due from the people.
Did you get yours
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Miss Hilda Lundgren began an ac-
tive campaign in the Post s voting con-
test this week. She is the only candi-
date east of Glenwood and will have
no competitors in her territory. Miss
Lundgren will be nothing less thaD the
capita prize. 1t will take more tina a
coupon voting to defeat her in the ra
for first honors and the piano.
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Miss Florence McHugh, of Aspen.
who is niece of Prof F.. J. Harring.
} ton. leader of the Odeon orchestra
aad who lived in Glenwood during The
summer of 1910, charmed the audience
at the Odeon Thursday evening with
pear'd on amateur night as an ANA
teur, but is really in the professional
class. Come again, little lady.
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In Judge Rice's court Thursdav v