The Glenwood post., 1913-08-09

The many GIesvesA fre.As Of Faith
er Carriga. will b siad t. knew that
in his unpleasant ss.abble With RisA-
op Aatz the local priest has been eo.-
pletely vindieated aaA sent out BY
Judge Lewis with . eleaa bill of
health. It is not at all surprising to
Father Carrigaa's Glsavood friends,
1t is simply pleasing.
The Borst shoe and Furnishing goods
store has been sold to the Silver Shoe
AID Clothing company, Mr.. Silver TAX
ing possession Wednesday. Mr.. Silver
will rearrange the combined stsek AMI
throw the two rooms together and will
thus have one Of the best stocks Of
goods in Glenvood and he has the
further advantage Of an excellent lo-
cation.
About 10 o'clock Wednesday evening
. fire broke out in the roof of the Top
lie bar, but the fire department re-
sponded promptly to the alarm and
soon had the fire out. The origin of
the fire is somewhat uncertain al
though it is generally believed to have
started from the restaurant next door.
The loss is estimated at about 5000
and Was fully covered by insurance.
The matter of 4 high school site is
still engaging the attention of our
people. The fact is there are no ideal
sites within easy distance Of GlenwOod
and NO matter which of the three or
four mentioned il selected by the
board there are those who will BE- dis
satisfied. The Post 10 certain that the
nenbers Of the board will do what they
believe to be to the best interests Of
all.
Presidest Hunter Of the Rebeksh
state asssnbly visited the Rsbskan
lodge At Basalt Monday evening s.d
1t Cafbesdals Tuesday evening, re-
turning Wednesday 70 GlsnwesA wAsrs
she WAS dstainsd % aeeosnt Of the
wreck ness 6Aoshess sAl was thsrsby
prevented from rssehias Dillss wAsrs
she had ~ appointment fer Wedses-
day evening. She visited the Iodgs 1t
Leadvills Thursday evening.
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Ths first al esapstitisa BY ths
miners here last sunday vas vssy Ia
tsrsseins, - wssIA have hssa II H.
people eosiA havs sssa he nsvsossts
Of the coal disgers. Unfortunately
only . very few Of the visitors could
get view Of the work. We shall
hope that some day We may have an
other such competition with such ar.
rangements that the crowds may see
just how the work is done.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. H. DeIAno, VIM.
R. Bullard and Chas. E. Dursnd, all of
New Bedford, Mass, arrived in Glen
wood the first of this week in their
Fiat car which they had driven all the
way from their eastern home. When
they left for Los Angeles they said
they expected to stick to that car, NO
matter what happened, until they
reached Los Angeles, thus completing
the journey from one ocean to the
other by automobile.
An additional force of carpenters
have been put to work at the Citizens
National bank building and the work
is now progressing At lively rate. As
soon as the castings are on the doors
will be hung and the painters will then
have turn at the building. 1t is ex-
pected that the south room will be
ready for occupancy soon after Sep
tember l, but it will be considerable
later before the bank portion of the
building will be ready.
As indicated last week Z. C. Rath-
bone Of London, one of the leading
stoekholdsrs Of Glsnwood's utilities
companies, IL now visiting in the city
Mr. .RatAhese il at Prsssst enjoying .
fisaiag cutting In tAs hills, having gone
T. tie BAXTER ra.eh wednesday svsa
ing With H. intsstisa Of going cut
frea thsse with Baxter ~ guide. A.
~ IL very entassiaseie ever IL Saos
Of pele it b probable ~ will roman
s,til after The DIG Psas tssr.a.sat
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Mrs. c. K. Elicit, VIE weat back
to tie old Indiana homo . eseple Of
months ago intsndine to remain during