The Glenwood post., 1913-01-11

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Mr.. a.A Mn. J. Z. Assrs are ssjsy-
ing . visit frsa NJ. Assee's nises,
Miss wheetley, Of Csllbraa-
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! The funeral Of xrs- Gee. ID. 4aehia
whs recently died in Los Angeles, vss
held at her former home in Gypsum
last Sunday afternoon.
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Attorney Lohn E Ethell is now very
comfortably settled in his new Office
in the Post building and has flung his
shingle to the breeze.
Eagle eounty's county seat fight IS
now to be threshed out in the district
court at Red Cliff before Judge Cav
ender. The hearing has been set for
next Monday.
Sheriff Fxrnun Of Eagle county was
here Tuesday and took James Bsras.
the Pando bandit murderer, back to
Red Cliff for trial. The hearing was
set for yesterday afternoon.
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James Beattie, who was injured in
the mine aecident at South Canon FIJI.
day, died Saturday morning. Funeral
services were held Monday with
number of Odd Fellows in attendance.
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Word was received from South Africa
Monday announcing the death in that
country from tuberculosis Of 9. E. Park,
bsothee Of Nrs. Mabel Warlick and
Mrs. Myrtle Maupin Of this city AMI
r. F. Park Of Divide creek.
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School was clssed Tuesday and Wed.
nesday because Of the extreme cold
and trouble with the heating plant.
C. H. weiAenAsmmer, who has charge
of the school building, had everything
good and hot ON Thursday.
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Father O'Dwyre, former priest of
et. Stephen . church in this city, was
seen by q few of his many Glenwood
friends last Sunday IS he made a
brief stay here while passing through
fron Redstone to Denver with Mr.. and
Ars. J. c. Oseood in their private car.
The local lodge Of Odd. Fellows and
the RebekaAs have made preparations
for . joint Installation next Tuesday
evening at o. FsAlsws' hall. Al Odd
Fellows aad Rsbekahs in town, whether
affiliated with the lodges here or not,
are requested to be present. A real
COED time 10 assured.
Ed Starr, one of the old time set
tiers and residents of this section, was
hailed before Magistrate Rice Tuesday
and was fined s35 and costs for dis
turbance created at his home in the
southeast part of the city. The sen
tence was suspended for one year pend
ing the good behavior of Mr.. Starr.
Bids for printing of books for tn,
county were opened this we.S, but the
commissioners decided to let Cerk
Hubbard handle the matter as he is
better posted on such work than they.
He will see to it that the work IS
done in the best possible manner at
the lowest possible price.
Judge Cavender Of Leadville has xp-
pointed Cliff G. Rowe of this city 4,
defend James E. Burns. accused of the
murder at Pando a few weeks ago of
W. A. Maxfied, Jr., of Gypsum. Ever
since the killing of Maxfield Burns
has been confined in the Garfield
county Jail. His trial is set for next
Monday at Red Cliff.
Park Hunter, one of the world !.
greatest banjo players, who has for
several years been entertaining audi
ences in New York, Chicago, London,
Paris and other cities, died in Wash
ington, d. c., the other day. He visited
Denver some twelve or fifteen yeas
ago and was accorded 4 great ovation
by the music lovers of that city.
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Mrs. Mary Sharpe Beesley was
thoughtful enough to drop line to the
Post Tuesday from her home in Mar
ble saying it was forty degrees below
zero in the worlj's greatest marble
camp. It didn't lack = lot Of being
forty below in Glenwood and from
every direction brought out that over
| worked usnafv ssDil Won ever see sucn