The Glenwood post., 1913-02-15

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Aeeidsnts will haPpea, bat ~ best
sesslsssd families keep Dr.. fheaas'
Eeisetie Oil for such eHergsaeias. Two
si1es 25 and so ceats at al stsssA
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james Doyle, town marshal Of New
Castle, died at his home in that town
last Saturday morning after "a illness
Of but q few days. The fassrsl vas
held under the auspices Of the Odd Eel
lows Rev. G. F. Klein OF Glenwood
preached the sermon.
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Mr.. and An. Harry RAglaAd ssA
Harry Burnett, Jr., rstsrHsd TSssaay
morning from . two days' trip to IL
Divide creek country where they hunt
ID mountain lions snd bobcats but
without success except that tAsy ~ .
lot Of fun and came hone with ruddy
complexions a. . result Of the "s.ov-
burn.'
Earl Buckles left last Saturday for
. three weeks visit to his old home At
Mulhall, Oklahoma and rumor has it
that when he returns he will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Earl BuckleA Earl Is
one of the fine young men Of GlenwooI
and the Post hopes that the rumor Is
correct and hereby extends advance
congratulations.
Representative Horace Mann from,
this county has introduced 4 bill in
the legislature providing that honora-
bly, soldiers and sailors Of the civil war
shall be given preference in employ
ment ON all public works Of eities,
towns and counties in the state. The
full text Of the bill appesrs elsewhere
in this issue.
The Oldest inhabitant has never seen
such . bsd winter fer freezing. Al
though the ground was frozen fsur feet
deep in Gie.wood this town Jared nuci
better than many other places. Report
comes from one place in Utah that
every water tap in town was frozen and
it was necessary to send an engine ten
|, niles for water - IN the tender.
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J. N. Dougher:y of Hav Fork, Cali
fornia, is the new clerk in the Holy
Crsss Fersstry office. Mr.. Dougherty
WAS former resident of Colorado and
he says Colorado for him every time.
He is not at all pleased with Calf oI
MIA and says . breath of Colorado
mountain air is like good meal to a
fellow who has been out of the state
for some time.
At the democratic assembly at the
court house Monday night John Ritt-
mayer grabbed Editor DicksOn's hat
and used it throughout the evening to
collect the ballots. John had SO muca
experience in passing the hat that he
said he felt almost IS though be was
qualified to serve as \ deacon in the
church. The editor feels in big luck
to get his hat back, but John hasn't
gone very far in politics and has
good record for honesty, yet.
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Sam Doll of Gypsum came to Glen
wood yesterday for q short visit. Whe.,
asked about the big strike on Salt creek
he said: ~ have not been over to
that country lately and 1 know moth
ing of the strike except what / have
heard and that has all been very flat
tering. l am glad to hear the COOL
news for the sake of my neighbors for
prosperity in that section and that will
mean a benefit to us all.'
The boards of registration recently
appointed by the city council are sit
ting this week in the three warjs and
County Clerk Hubbard is doing the
registration work at the court house.
Hubbard is madder than Madero every
time he thinks Of those nine people
sitting around, eating popcorn and can
dy and drawing pay for it while he il
sidetraeking important county business
and working like all possessed to get
out the registration list free gratis for
the "city" Of GIeawood Spring..
Caln ysazself good 1igAAof; this b
only . small part Of the price We must
pay for Mr.. D1sch's plaa sf taking
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