The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09
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Carlton Hubbard aAA family have
ssv moved into their nev AoAs st tAs
corner Of Eleventh and Bennett. This
is e.s Of the very desirable residences
to be built i. Gie.wood this year.
Geewhiikins! ia in the shads At
Clay Center, KaAaas, aAd ue sf Glss-
wood sleeping under blankets. Verify
tAs go, ed ssansrtins in CoIsssdo
is . real delight, but oh, you Kansas:
The Leadville Hks team will play
The lseal Egiss o. the local grounds
tomorrow afternoon. The Elks are
said to have . strong team and the
contest will NO doubt be very interest
ing.
If all the people who are planning .
trip to Denver next week carry out
thir present intentions GlenwoOd will
surely be a lonely place. From what
we can learn the big eonclave will
claim quite a bunch from here.
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r. Il. Bell and Ixmily of Iowa have
taken the Walsh cottage heretofore oc-
cupied by the Reeves family who have
been called to Seattle. Mr.. Bell is =
brother of Geo. H. and J. W. Bell and
is here with his family for = month :
visit.
c. F. Wadsworth of the Western
Newspaper Union Of Denver came 70
town Wednesday evening and Thurs
day he left with Mr.. Buck for Red
<stone and Marble. He will return to
Gleawoed today sad accompany Ar,
Buck to his sweetwater fishing rssor.
The Rio GfaaAe has beea having
considerable track trouble the past
week. WsA IssAay's trains we're very
much delayed BY . freight car eR ths
evenings pesssagsr traiAs we're AslA
By a.other freight dsrailnsat ssas
Grissly.
Hr. sehslts Of Spring Gslch was
operated - Thsrsday aftsr.ooa ky
ORA sehnits and Stewart. This is tie
ssee.A operation Mr.. schalts he's bsea
obliged to undergo during tAs psst
few oonths and - 10 now in . very
sssieus condition fron tuberculosis ct
the bowels.
Mn. c. E. Pstch Of CarbsaAaIs,
whose serious condition was reported
in the Post last week, died Sunday
morning. The funeral WAS held in Car.
bondalc Monday afternoon and was
we'll attended by the citizens Of that
town and Cardiff who held the lady in
very high esteem.
Lawrence Boyle, coroner of Ell Pas ,
county, while making q trip to the Pa
cific coast, stopped over in Glenwood
Wednesday for . days visit with W..
H. Farnum and John Brooks. Mr..
Boyle is % years of age and claims
the distinction Of being the youngest
coroner in Colorado.
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Last Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mr..
Ollie Thorson celebrated the sixth ami
versary Of their wedding with = gar.
den party At their Bennett avenue home
to which eighteen Of their Missouri
friends and relatives were invited. The
event was pronounced a most enjoya-
BILE affair by all the guests.
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Domenic Minetti of Cardiff rushed
into c. NJ. Keck's Office Thursday af-
ternoon waving an insurance policy
upon his dwelling house which he in
formed Keck had just burned down
and he further informed him that he
wanted the money. Keck will repor.
the less and Domenie will get his nol.
ey in short order.
Prof. A. J. Dshs4, eoasectsd with
The Castea, Ohio, ssAsols and former
teacher sf Cesnty Tssasarss G. ".
smith Of this city, y vidtiag this
week at tie NaitA hsas. Mfs. DsAeG
h In chafes - ehaPereas It party Of
sehsol aa'ans new touring tAs Yel-
lsws4sss National park aad Mr.. DE-
As4 will jsin Ase in that country AFTER
. shset visit here.
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Barney NcNanse, who for the past
ten years hos beea the section fese-
nan at 0outh Chn~n. station. was