The Glenwood post., 1913-10-04

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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Goldsworth
and baby, after . tve vssks' wis
with Mrs. Goldworthys brother aa1
sister, Fred l. Cisudon and Ms. Z. Z.
Bsy1at, have returned to their hons
in Colo.ado Springs.
NJ H. Stssit Of Grand Valley has
been shaking ha.ds with his Gleaweod
friends this week. Mr.. Stfeit recently
suffered . Sss by fire Of his businsss
property in Grand Valley, but ~ sx-
poets to arrange to rebuild in the very
near future.
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Jsass Borst vhs Aas bsea in bs.ic
ness i. Gle.vood many ysass, lsft We'd
Ae.day fer Denver AID fro. tAses viii
prshsoly 20 to the P.eifie coast Al
though when be left Glenwood - had
not fally decided which direction ~
would take froa Denver.
Our high school football team 10
scheduled for . game with Gypsum on
the Glsnwood grounds this after.ssa.
This is the initial game Of the home
boys for the 1918 season and they sx-
pect our people to show their interss:
in them by attending the game.
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Congressman and Mrs. E. T. Taylsr
are expected home today or tomorrow
for short stay. Mr.. Taylor is taking
. short leave from his official duties
At Washington and they will take ad-.
vantage of the opportunity to briefly
enjoy their own Glenwood home.
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Walter Vance of Grand Valley was
transacti.g business in Glenwood last
Saturday. He says his section il in
very gsod condition this year. The hay
crop i . little short owing to tie ~.
usual scarcity Of irrigstis. wstse, hst
prices are esod s.d svssybsdy ha4Py.
Cienelt Miller frsA ~ Oattls creek
sse*iDs esue to town Sunday nosninx
s.Gri,g frse . dislSssssd elbow u a
ressk Of being thrown froa . horse
1vAicA - was riding without saddls o.
tbriAle. Ds. Hopkifs put the unruly
nensss in place asd the patient is do
ing sieely.
~. the Sharp ranch in the Carbon
d4le country . party was given last
Monday evening in honor Of Mrs. Nary
aharp Bessley Of. Marble and Miss Jes-
~ Martin Of West Side, Iowa. The
lAlghbors throughout that section were
IisAattendance and all report = most en-
ljoyable time.
A marriage license was issued Tues
day to John E. Comfy of Palisade an,
Miss Bernice Green of MoOfecroft, Wy,
aning. They were married by Justice
Rice. The groom is son of John
Comfy, ST., who was brother-in-law
of Rev. E. N. Mallery and once lived
lat the mouth of Cattle creek.
Mrs. Cora Ormsby, who has been en-
ployed during the summer by the Glen
wood Hot Springs and Hotel company,
left Tuesday for Eagle and in = short
time will leave for Wichita, Kansas,
for winters visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Ormsby made many friends in
Glenwood who regret her departure.
Dr.. Hopkins and DR.. Eggeman mo-
tored to Eagle hst Tuesday to investi-
gate the report that someone had
"jumped" one Of their mining claims.
They found the report true, bat when
the fellow found that they had acted
in perfect good faith and had con
piled with the laws he promised 70 de-
sist from any nofe trouble making.
Miss Mabel BeveTs Of CslosaAo
Speings, . deoesaess Of tie HstAedist
church, lad ehafSs Il tie service at
tho loeal ehnHsA lase Sunday noxniaR