The Glenwood post., 1913-04-19

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ovn life.
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betvsss Dsy Hsllsv ssA DtviAs ssssk,
was sdjaAssA inss.s By . j.sy in tAe
county essst WsAsssAay Bitterness. He
had ths AAs tAss - vas aassisA t<
Helen Taft and that ~ eiessst fEiesAs
were sseh Psspas - Asres. asd stAsr
miliio.aires 1t il 1spsl By his frisnAs
that . few month"; treatment in IN
eblo will improve his condition.
If the rest Of the people of this city
had Sue-tenth the enthusiasm displayed
by Austin Gavin, there would be some
thing doing here this summer. For
simon pure, boiled do~a sstAssiAsm
Au,tia has then all beaten . mils and
Ls has tAs facts aad figures to prove
his elainA LSts ahsorb sens Of hlS
esthasiasa ssd sPreaA it over the
country asA vsssh H. BIG rstss,s.
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thst . asaAss sf IL Hsess alseg ~
stsssts - PsnsvsA Il = psinEsl sst
that thsss ass TO- aa.y sisss thsy
have grown - largs. fhs saas Suss-
tioa has bsss sp . asabss Of tines,
but action he's always been dsfsrrsd.
II 10 moro tAas probable that . beauty
scheme nay b evolved should the
trees be thinned to the proper number.
The L W. W. who gave Grand
Junction . touch Of high life the past
week while they were ON their way to
Denver, gave this city the 60 by. 1t
is said they had intended to stop here,
but were warned to keep on gong
while the going was good. A number
Of them raised Cain in Pueblo ssd
were greeted with loaded saotguns.
Some reached Denver and were soon
willing away the time hammering
rocks o. the city roekpile.
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ves Walters Of New Castle visited
this office early this week and trans-
ferred little Of ths coin Of the realn
from his jeans 70 eur cash dsawss IN
exchange for the weekly visits The Post
has been making to Lis hone fog > few
years and to say - il weii Pasassd
with the paper s.d considers ths money
we'll spsat. TAe editor regrets that BE-
was not In town snl vas tAsFsGoss d.
] Dsivsa - visik With N. Na1lsa. bst
we fafners are pretty busy at this tiaa
Of year and we hope h will aAders&sa.i
It..
Prof. Elmer Underwood, former gu.
perintendent Of the Glenwood schools,
has been employed by the High school
board to have charge Of the county
high school next year. Prof. Under.
wood is well known here. Upon leav'
ing this city few years ago, he va.
given the office of county superintend
ent Of schools in the southwestern
part Of the state. He served two year,
.ud -~s .rr>or;n<oud.u< 81 kh> nj
Norte school one year and since tha.
time he has been travelling extensively
He 10 now in Oregon, but says he de.
sipes to make Colorado his home.
Mr.. aad Nrs. ". L. Smith who re
Gently returned from . visit Of several
months to California, enjoyed the trip
very much and Mrs. Smith, for whsse
benefit the trip was taken, il very
nueA improved IN health. They great.
" appreciate the benefit thus received
from the change Of climate, bat Colonel
Smith says he never in his life saw .
place - over booaed and ever rated
- Il California. Fron the reports that
Naeh tah office the Post IL forced IA
til oPinio. that California 10 no place
for An able bodied poor nan for such
people cannot live Isas on sea breete
and blue sky. Colorado people who are
comfortably fixed will not b in . Auf-
~ to change for Califernia or aAy
other place whose principal asset Is
wiDkef climate. and real estate agents.
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Asrfin Worries, son Of Mr.. and Mn.
Jshn Vories Of tAis city, arrived tie
laeter part Of tie past week from Japan
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