The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20

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ave ths aainal
On September l2 County Clerk Hub
hard issued marriage licenses 10 Janes
A. Shouts and Miss Olive Bailey AID
Joe 6hehorn aad Miss Lottie HuFiburt.
All the parties interested are residents
Of Grand Valley and are we'll known
in that section.
W. H. Long Of Carbondale came
down to Glenwood Thursday evening
on q business errand and incidentally
was doing some boosting while here
for CarbOndale' big celebration, POta
to Day, which is scheduled for October
lis.
Considerable grading work has been
done on the streets Of Glenwood the
past two weeks and some of the streets
are presenting . much better appear
ance, being rounded up in the center
which ought to insure better drainage
and drier roads.
A trainlOxd Of coiored soldiers pass.
ed through Glenwood last Monday
bound for sanFfaneisco. It is pre-
sumed that they are to be held in
readiness for instant service in con-
nection with the Mexican trouble should
serious complications develop.
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1t is surely refreshing to the friends
Of John A. MacRae to note the frisky
manner in which he Is row going
around town with only the aid Of .
cane. 1t will not be long now until
Mac will throw that cane away and
sprint along ~ we'll ~ the rest Of ua.
This section was visited last Tues
day night by = hard frost which turned
the green to yellow and put q stop to
all further growth Of tender vegeta-
tion. It is about . week lster than
, the usual killing frost and the farmers
are very well pleased that it did not
come sooner.
Mrs. Hiram Bulls and daughter,
Iney, Of Evanston, Wyoming, have besn
visiting friends in Glenwood this week.
They have many friends in this city
who sre glad to sse then - tAsy
lived here nany ysars, Mr.. Balls hsv-
ing formerly bees ths rector Of the
Episcopal church.
Mr.. asd Nrs. c. ". Taylss novel
last Tuesday into thsif NV bunGa1st
o. 6outh 0fa.d avepue. This IL oas sf
The very pretty hoass ef GBsawssA,
fully equipped With ali modern in
prsveDents including hot watsr Asat
asd electric power eurrest for esokins
asd laandry purposes.
Among thoss from Gleawood who At
te.ded the Eastern Star g.a.d chap.
Ter ct Gra.d JaaetioA this week wsrs
Mrs.. B. T. Napier, Mn. join E. Moore,
Nrs L. A. Bowler, Mrs. J. II. Silver,
Mr.. william Rohr, Mrs. willard Riggs,
Mn. J. c. ssAwsss, Nrs. earah eta-
art d. a.d Nrs. O. L. MeCart.ey aad
Harry n. Freneh.
County Clerk C. c. Hubbaid ssok -
the hills yesterday .ssaiag and spent
tie day esa.saiAs With Na1srs in tie
Aops tkat H. sxpssisaee weld prove
! partial relief frea The severe stsai,
which - - ssesssly saRssed in 1ist-i
ssiag - ~ palavsr ef Hsady Kssshan
fer three Aays.l We shan hsps nat tbs
ssting ny rssllt favosaaly.
o. October 81 a.A - ~ exaaina-
|t3on for foeeuk pnneeR apeAcanta win
- hsA in 0lsavssd. Il viii eeasist
|sf written exaninatien aad field tests
AID viii cover mining and la.d laws,
timber bosisssA gzasins business, &c.
Eatsaaes saaasy tlle0 pef aansa.
Fssthef PaEtieslAm can - sSeaiasl
~ Addressing ~ iseal fessstsy oGsee.
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