The Glenwood post., 1913-05-24
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Eph Prefountai. Of the Rifle cOuntry
was here Saturday attending to county
seat affairs and visiting with friends-
Mr.. Prefountain owns some Gienwood
property and comes up occasionally t"
inspect it.
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! Charles Howard spent Monday In EA-
gle looking over the mining elains he
and others have taken In the Brush
creek district. He says the Lady Belle
people are quarryins out sa enormous
supply ef 80.
Nike Noy.ahaa Of Aspsa aad we'll
k,swa here, vas in IL city 4ssAay
evening - Ais vay - 1ifls = sEts.A
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With Fsther WalA
Judss JsAa Z. essnsts rstsrssd hss
sstsrday frsa cslifss,iA vhsrs - had
spent . number sf vssh IN IL iatss-
.. sf Ais AsaltA Hs y greatly In
proved aAA win Pst - tAs judicial
harness With in1sssssd viser.
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Nrs. Nahoney and daughter, Mar
garet, returned last Saturday from
Avon where they visited several days
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Holland.
Mrs. Holland was formerly Miss
Blanche Mahoney of this city.
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Workmen are getting along rapidly
on the addition being built by Miss
Williams to her house at the corner of
Eighth and Blake. When finished this
will prove one Of the incest and most
Inviting places to tourists in the city
The Delta Tribune is boasting Of a
. new linotype machine which has just
been installed. Brothers Watts AND
McNally are sure pushing the Tribune
|. to the front and are given generoui
g patronage by the people Of their enter
:. prising city.
D. U. Carnss and wife Of Denver VII,
,e recently visited this city after .akina
a the journey from Denver in their auto
have returned to their home and -.
|. they made the round trip without nis
hap. They encountered but little snOv
on Tennessee pass.
,e Frank Heberling returned Monde
II night from q tour through the AlamOs
,r country where he WAS seeking a locs
ton to enter business. He says Ala
mosa is a wideawake city Of some 400
,c and that, like GlenwOod, considerabl
,e building is going on.
III Word comes from Eagle to the e;
feet that the net receipts from the firs
ear of ore shipped from the Lad
ul Belle were something over two hui
ID dred dollars. With sufficient teams
ze is said q car can be loaded every da
le after they get started.
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Rev. J. Mont. Travis of Westmini,
IN ter College near Denver occupied tn
G, pulpit of the Presbyterian church her
D. Sunday morning and evening. Althoug
ir only few people were present At eae
service, his talks were thoroughly o.
joyed by all who heard him.
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T. Phil Waterman was here Monda
+. from his home in Grand Valley. Phi
is is one of the staunchest boosters Gran
Valley ever had and says this yea
will see the people Of his section con
r. ing out of the summer work with pocl
r cts lined with big shining dollars.
l. A number of the Glenwood Spring
/. officers and stockholders of the Gran
River Oil & Gas company visited th
II scene Of their big strike At DeBequ
y Sunday. In the party were Charlie
d Lang, president; g. J. Lowe, secretar,
d W. L Smith, H. B. Ikeler and other
Charles Adams, who has been Worl
ing on the Ritter L MacRae ranch nea
l. New Castle, was here Saturday an
a. Sunday for . visit with friends an
g relatives He says the New CAST
ID country is prosperous and that som
d great crops will be harvested this yea
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Will Noonan and George Kelkef, VII
y have been attending school in Lelan
,e Stanford University in California, .
d. rived home Monday for the summe
N vacation with their parents and friend
l. The boys are both looking fine an