The Glenwood post., 1913-06-14

ly since his left index finger WAS re-
moved last Monday. The operation was
short one and the shock very slight
The patient is showing improvement.
every day.
Edward Taylor, son of Congressman
and Mrs. Z. T. Taylor, is home from
Boulder where he has been attending
the state university the past year, AMI
will probably spend the summer in
Glenwood.
Bertram Cross, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cross of this city, 10 one OF
the graduates from Colorado College at
Colorado sprinss, this year. The Pos:
congratulates the Glenwood graduates
upon their educational equipment for
battling with tAs world.
The third story Of the Citizens Ma
tional bank building is now almost eon-
pletsd and the roof viii be put on in
. few days. The work has been pushed
right along by the contractor sad this
splendid building will be completed,
almost before We know it.
and Thursday morning were greatly
welcomed by the farmers throughout
the county. 30 far Is the Post has
been able to learn the rains have been
general throughout the county and they
have been of sufficient volume to do
considerable good to the growing crops.
Local automobilists will have the op
portunity Sunday, June l5, to see and
closely examine the mechanism of The
Sturdy Stutz, the car that finished in
the great 10000 international Sweep.
stakes race at Indianapolis Decoration
day.
Judge Smith and Carlton Hubbard
returned Wednesday evening from then
fishing trip to Deep lake. They en-.
countered much snow and some very
disagreesble weather, but nevertheless
felt repaid for their trip as they laud-
ed plenty of fish.
Report reached Glenwood this week
Of great excitement at Eagle the first
of the week over rich gold strike
near town, but the Post has thus far
been unable to obtain authentic In
formation as to whether or not the
enthusiasm of the Eagleites was justi
fled.
With the farmers in many sections
complaining of shortage of irrigation
water the county commissioners are
eongratulating themselves that no ex-
pensive road washouts have been
charged up to high water in the
streams. Surely its a poor rule that
won't work both ways.
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About 20 Of our citizens, aecOmpa-
MED by the Glenwood band, made =
visit to Rifle last Sunday and report
that they were nicely entertained in
the neighboring town. The ball game
between the Glenwood Eagles team,
and the Rifleites resulted in a score Of
to 4 in favor of Glenwood.
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. NJ and Nrs Thovos
from st. Joseph, Mo-, are visiting at
the home of their daughter, Mrs. Frank
Mecheau of this city. They will leave
next week for California and will then
go to Alberta where \ son is living.
They will not return to their home for
several weeks.
Quiet and darkness now reigns in
Glenwood s aggregated district, sher.
iff Jcssup having been called upon II
act, which he did the first of the week
by serving ON the habitues = complaint
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