The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16
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A Asys ssewd frsa 0lsawssd visit
- Hsbbasd's cave last sunday ssd al
repsrt . splendid tine. jobs Schultz
made some excellent pictures Of tho
scenery alsng the route.
Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Brock, Mr.. aad
Mrs. H. L. Edgerton and Mr.. sad Mrs.
Chas. Rhyme came down from Carbon
dale last Sunday evening to hear the
lecture of Bishop Mcconnell.
T. N. Lawrence has been appointed
deputy water commissioners for Cattle
crock asd the people of that section
will now be given some attention. The
1 service up there has been rotten here
tofore.
-Mr. snd Mrs. C. C. Henning Of Colo
sado 6prings are guests At the Colorado
this ~ssk. Ar. HsaaiAg is president
e ~ n Pase National baak Of Cello
rsAs ePsinu aad proni.sst in bssisess
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MrA Fdith n. Bailey, . fee.er resi:
Asst It Asps. s.d 0leswssA vAsfs ~
vas employed In the seAss's, bst aow
essn&y superintendent of FGsbas eesa-
y, was'a tssiasss visitsr to 0ss.wssA
Tuesday ;'..ss - - -
Ths fassssl Il Philip Bsn. u Rss.
srssk was lsl1 frsa ths Nassaie hall
TsssAaF sfssrsss., iatsrnsat bsiag /.
tAa Haseeie plot in RsasbsA nse-
tieias Sehwars vas /. eAafes Of tAs n.
saaesassts.
Rev. 7. ". stsnp will peach in
tAs n. E church sunday .sr.i.s.
Topic, Holding the Eope;" s.d il
the evening will give lecture, sub
ject, "The Drama of Life" A hearty
welcome awaits you.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. Callieotte were
in Glenwood Wednesday making an
nual proof on their desert entry near
Carbondale. They report their crops
very satisfactory this year, notwith-
standing the dry season.
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Manager Overlook, Theodore Ros-
enberg, Fred Kaiser and Billy Buckles
all left for Denver Tuesday evening
to appear in the federal court in the
litigation between Glenwoods two
electric light companies.
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Elmer Underwood, Glenwood : su-
perintendent Of schools, has returned
from the teachers institute At Salida
and expects to remain in Glenwood
and complete his plans for the school
work of the coming year.
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Mr. and Mrs John Fry of Cleveland,
Ohio, who spent some time last year
in visiting at the home of Mr.. and,
Mrs. C. W. Smith, arrived in Glenwood
Thursday evening and will again visit
the Smiths for some time.
"A marriage license was issued We'd
nesday morning to James N. Kelso Of
Grand Junction and Miss Nae Quater-
main Of Ell Pasc Texas. They were
married later in the day BY Rev. Fer
syth Of the Episcopal church.
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q. etspssn's Catholic church -
unAeresee q esnplsts rsnsvatisa ~
past fsw wseka Ths ss0sn4 Sssaaat3sa
aaA seAer inprevsnssts wsss bad1y
N1ssdea ard will odd grsetly to ~ -
psaraaee Il. this hosss. Of wessAiP.
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Mis- Helen Leek and Aiss AEisa
LAwrsaes Of Lowell MiehiOaa, VITO
have visited several weeks q ths TAR
hsae, left the first Of the week fss
fAsir sasterr hounes declaring tAAt thy