The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19
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Mr. and Mrs.. zaeA Dali sd 8sak
Smith are Speeding ths week st ~
Doll ranch on Gypsum essek.
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James Hawkins and Mrs. Veronica
Lane, both of Glenwood we're narrisA
last Wednesday evening, Fsthss Oasri-
gan Officiating.
Joe Pitts Of Carbendale and Mrs..
Charles Gierseh of Emma were nas-
ried in Glenwood Wednesday Afternoon
by Justice Riee.
The GIenwood Eagles and the Car
bondale boys met on the local diamond
last Sunuay and the score was Glen
wood Is, CarbOndale 4.
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Manager Lucasof the Hotel Colorado
is enjoying a visit from his father, p.
p. Lucas, and his two sisters, Mabel
and Lena Lucas, of Illiopolis, Illinois.
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Mrs. Alice DeMerschman Heberling
was granted q divorce in the county
court last Monday from Vaughn b.
Heberling on the charge Of cruelty and
infidelity
Miss Grace Hall, . graduate Of the
state university at Boulder, has been
elected to fill the position in the high
school caused by the resignation Of
Miss Noys.
Last Tuesday in the county court
Elizabeth E. Frost Of New Castle was
granted . divosss froa her husband,
Williaa G. Fssst .sw sf Kaasas City,
on the charge Of Asssrtisa.
Mrs.. rhir.s Cole, nstroa Of The Red
Cross hospital at salida, tsgstAsf With
her daughter aad Miss Rose Erwin,
visited Nrs. wa. RsAr ths past week.
Miss Erwin is siscs Of alrs. RsAf.
The taxes Of tie D. L Z. G. Rail
rosA esopaay and tie GIobe Bxprsss
company ssd which viii b paid 1. .
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kssp The Wheels n nstiea-
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George ". Ball<atine Of ths Deavee
was - istsrssted Partiei-
pant in the stoeksFswers' esaveatioa
in GIenwood this week. Mr.. Ballaa-
tine, like Many othees, takes advaa-
taes sf every opportunity psssable 70
spesd . few days in 0lsawosl.
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Duncan NcPhil . Denver attorney,
appeared in the county court WsAass.
day to argue . motion for change Of
venue to Denver county in the divorce
Of Roy Cook versas Mabel Cook. Upea
the showing made Judgs Smith grant
cd the motion.
n. c. Ramsey Of Grand Junction and
L. Antics Of tie Midland Trail ssee.
citation piloted the Indiaaa nseoeisss
from Denver through to Glsnwoed s,d
on to Grand Junction, putting Up the
arrows and narkess At all erossroads
and forks in tie reads % that - mis-
takes could be nade BY those who were
the road for the first tine.
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In the county court Thursday Otto |
Barton was granted Q divoeee from
Fannie N. Barton on the charge II
extreme and repeatsd acts Of cruel. |
y. The three children Nere left |
in charge Of Mr.. Barton.
Mrs. Barton filed A. answer and was
represented by her attorney, J. ".
Bell. but did not appear in person to
contest the case. c. q. Iows rsprs.
'ented the plai.ti9.
Frank p. Tanner cane over with the
collbran crowd last AeeAay in behalf
Il ths New Castle -Colabraa euts9 and
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