The Glenwood post., 1913-06-07

Judge Wall of Rifle was among the
visitors to the county capital Tuesday
of this week.
NrE F. o. Stevens has not improved
during the past week aud her condition
is considered serious At this time.
Garfield Anderson and Miss Nary
b. Raymond, both Of Avon, secured =
license from Clerk Hubbard
last Monday.
r. p. Levellya and Aias Nina
18th ef New 0astis, were
married in that city tAis week fts
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cred that hs left last evening for his
hons ct BAsalt.
DT. 6ehnits reports tvia sirb bern
Thursday morning to Mrs.. Arthur Car
ter at the Glsawood ssnitariun. Mr..
Carter is boskkeepsr for the Armour
Packing company of this city.
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Aspen is fighting A epidemic of
scarlet fever and Canon City is largely
Guaranteed on account of measles.
Thus far Glenwood maintains her rec
ord as one Of the most healthful cities
in the state.
Rev. Robert K. Adams of Fort Lup-
ton, formerly pastor of the Methodist
church at Glenwood, reports the arrival
At his home ON May 8 of boy, weigh
ing sh pounds. The little fellow will
be christened Arthur Edward Adams.
Mrs. L. G. Clark and Mrs. Warnell
attended the Sunday school convention
At Grand Junction the first Of this
week a. delegates from the Presbytc-
rian and Methodist Sunday schools OF
Glenwood. They report . very interest.
ing and profitable .eetias.
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Carlton Hubbard, Judge r. J. Smith
and c. II. Wsidsnhsnnee packed theil
fisAins outfit. yesterday a,d hied
themselves to Deep Lake where they
expect to enjoy . weeks outing and
come home well loaded with fish and
fish stories especially the latter.
Sheriff Jessup drove his family to
Grand Junction Wednesday in his new
studebaker car. Clay has conquered
many = bucking broncho, but he says
he doesn't know how obstreperous the
new vehicle of locomotion may prove
to be As it has worked all right thus
far.
Glenwood Aerie Fraternal Order Of
Eagles No. 2l5 are planning to give Il
big picnic at No Name pavilion on
Sunday, June l5. It will b for ladies
as well ~ gentlemen and \ good time
is promised. Ice cream and other light
refreshments will be served. II will
be an invitation affair.
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Miss Sadie Allison, manager in
charge of the Glenwood sanitarium, r.
turned Thursday evening from q
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visited relatives at Fort Scott and 9th
er points. Miss Allison is feeling much
better for the trip and reports the
country through which she passed look
ing very prosperous.
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George Ffavert, who came here sew
eral days ago to take the baths, return
ed to his home in Denver Tuesday night
Of this week. He hurried back that he
might attend the graduation Of his son
in the Denver schools. He says he
expects TO leave for the northwest with
in few weeks and will spend soa !,
time in washingtsa and Oregon.
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