The Glenwood post., 1913-08-16

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& r. B. Hinss cane over Monday
for . party Of dozen tourists whom
- escorted to his pleasant lodge -
White river. Gam says his business
is better this year than ever before.
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Mrs. Frank Bruin died at her home
in Aspen last Tuesday. Mrs. Bruin was
= patient in Glenwood some time ago.
Her death had been expected for sew
ersl weeks. The funeral took place in
Aspen "Wednesday afternoon.
Werner z. Reed and family of Denver
are stopping at the Hotel Colorado this
week. Mr.. Reed has extensive prop
erty interests at Gfand Junction and
Iona snd will probably make visit
to those sections before returning to
Denver
Claire Stewart Of the Powell Park
country near leeker drove to Glen
wood Thursday and after putting his
business a6sirs in shape will probably
leave with his family in the near fu-
ture for California. Mr.. Stewart re-
Gently sold his Rio Blanco county
ranch.
AhS ytAtt bOoiu VI -Nui C iSAd"iA
ers will meet At the StAte Capitai
Denver, on September $40, 1913, to ex.
anime applicants for registration ac
cording to law. For information apply
to Miss Louise Perrin, r. n. Secretary.
l942 Pennsylvania St., Denver, Colo.
Adv. 1t
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Mrs. Margaret Lacy Smith, former
teacher in our schools and who has Wis.
tied in GlenwoOd the past few weeks,
left fhursaay morning for her home
in Colorado Springs where she has charge
Of the domestic science department in
the city schools. She was accompanied
BY Miss Margaret NaAeasy.
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1svsfty J. Evesetk VIE hAs spsat
several weeks viSistAe ~ brother, z
D. Everett sf this city, left last ss.-
day evening for his hone in Kansas
City. He Was greatly delighted with
his visit here and expects to come
again. His son who came west for his
health will remain here and attend the
Glenwood schools the coming year.
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The vacancy occasioned by the resig
nation Of Miss Hall As one Of our high
school teachers has been filled by the
selection Of Miss Dargavel of salida.
Miss Dargavel will have German ant
Latin. She is now travelling and Wis,
iting in England, but will return be-
fore the opening Of the school year.
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Hugh Moore, Karl Rosenberg and
Jim Barber from the Glenwood band
assisted the Rifle band in furnishing
excellent music or the big conclave in
Denver this week. This band accom-
panied the Rifle and Glenwood knights
Templar to Denver Sunday evening
and headed the Milwaukee delegation
in the mammoth parade Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Rule have just
returned from = three weeks visit
with friends in the upper Cattle creek
country and at Gypsum and Eagle.
They have had = most enjoyable outing
and visit and are feeling much i'm
proved by the trip. They made q pleas
ant call on the Post while passing
through Glenwood on their return trip.
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W. h. Trumbor is enjoying 4 visit
from his brother, n. +. Trunbor, and
the latter's son, Marvin, from Chey-
esHe Wells. THY will remain here
until some time next week. Mr.. Trun-
Dor says this section lesks mighty
good to hin especially siaes his eoun-
try in eastern Colorado i hadly burn
ID up BY The aroath asd hot winds