The Glenwood post., 1913-05-24
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Rev. G. +. Klein preached the bac-
calaureate sermon to the graduating
class Of the Cardiff schools last We'd
nesday evening.
c. W. Smith made trip Wednesday
to his ranch on Grass mesa by way Of
investigating the water supply and the
distEibutioa Of water in that section.
Nrs. Joe Fhin Of South Canon was
operated At ths GIsnwood ssaitariuu
last Tuesday for appendicitis by Drs.
Crook and Clark. She has improved
nicely up 70 this tins.
The fosndatiea Ter G. ". Tsyisr's
new reside.cs u al in and tie franz
work viii be ssissA early .sxe week
and tie building pssAed to completion
with all possible spssd.
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The advertised sheFiff's sale Of tbs
r. E. Bailey property At Graad Valley
has been postponed until Juns p BY
temporary injunction issued by Judge
shumate last Saturday.
ArA Emma Hartman has purchased
of H. o. Yewell who is now in Alberta,
Canada, lots 22 and % in block IS IN
the town of Glenwood Springs, situat-
ed on South Grand avenue.
Bradford johnson, who has been en-
ployed the most Of the time - attend
ant At the 25 cent bath house of the
Glenwooi Hot Springs company, will
leave tomorrow or next day for. San
Diego, California, in the hope that tho
lower altitude and sea breezes may
benefit his health which has been quite
poor of late.
c. B. Rich Of the real estate firm of
Rich 4 Hutchinson, was = visitor in
Glenwood Wednesday as . delegate 20
the Woodmen district convention. M.
Rich has visited Glenwood on numerous
occasions and he is always highly
pleased when he finds it possible to
spend day in our city.
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Before Judge Squire last Monday
Thomas Walsh, bartender in the Ri
ley Richardson saloon At South Canon
was fined 80 and costs ON q charge
Of selling liquor to . minor and ON
charge Of keeping his saloon open ON
Sunday in violation Of the law was
bssnd over to the next tern Of the dis
-triet court.
The etrsvoerry day connittss has
been out this week raisias funds for
the big festival. They met with IN
szPectsd success sad ny several Of
tie ssbseribsrs are inefsasiag their an !
nual amounts. This spsaks well for the !
most prosperous city in AZ Colorado.
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At Grand Valley hast Tuesday Sam
Pollock was convicted of shooting At |
deer and was fined $25 and costs, !
the whole amounting to $37.45. Pol .
lock claimed he did not know that the
thing he was shooting at was a deer,
but Frank Hayes has heard such stories
before. 1t was an expensive shooting
match Tor Pollock.
How do you like the Post with its
big grist Of news this weeki When
we fail in this it is not always our
fault Some people apparently want
to withhold the news from the public
and in that case it is often vary hard
for = newspaper to get the facts. II
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