The Glenwood post., 1913-09-06
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State Auditor Ready Ke.aAen was
in ulen~Uod last Tuesday sn0opin {
aroand the court house with his ear
to, the ground and his investigating
nostrils wide open and he claims that
he got n scent of something that is
not just right, or rather that others
suspect that there's an African con-
eealed somewhere about the cordwooJ
and Roady claims it is his duty to run
the "gemmen down and so his visit
to Glenwood on his way home from
q trip to Grand Junction where he
was on the scent Of what be thiags is
. rotten bridge deal on the part Of the
Mesa county board Of county eoaAis-
sioners.
Arriving in Gs.vsod - called the
commissioner Together aaA shsvsd
then . petition that he invsstints tie
acts Of this ssd former essnEy boards
in regard to the letting Of bridge con
tracts and allowance Of money for
the construction Of these bridges.
1t is said that Roady made . nice,
smooth talk claiming that it was his
duty under the law( which he, him.
self was instrumental in having
passed) to start on . sleuthing ex-
pedition but that if the commissioners
objected to the application of the
probe he would forget all about it,
take . Glenwood bath and 20 home.
The county dads thought they
might as we'll be out of the world rs
out of the fashion and they told Roady
to come on with his investigation but
since then they have been wondering
who is going to pay the expense. How
ever, they have given their consent and
whether they have resehsl the 49,
Of consent Or not Roady is coming
over and "we shall see what We shall
see." Just whsa - viii start in -
his jsb in this county ~ big hack.
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0Issvosd aaitasisa has NJ bsea sols.
y that Of eariag for tAs sick aad al-
leviating paia but insi1eatsl thereto
has eo.e that very essential task, that
Of training young women IN ~ grest.
est possible degree q s1ieiesey in
nursing those who are bFoasat to the
institution for the care that they could
not otherwise obtain.
The regular graduation exercises for
the 1918 class were held last Tuesday
evening in the Methodist church which
was well illed with the friends Of the
young ladies and the former patients
Of the Institution who have cause to
thank the nurses for their kind and
gentle ninistrations to them during
their stay in the institution.
The class this year consisted Of Miss
Elizabeth Ping, Miss Clara Elizabeth
Nebel and Miss Amy Belle Fulghum.
The class with iaiss Allison, superin.
tendent of the .anitarium, sat beneath
beautiful altar decorations while the
excellent program was being given.
The motto chosen by the class was
Launched, Not Anchored.
After the invocation by Rev. Ber-
gen, Miss Haude johnson fendered 4
recitation in . pleasing manner. The
addrss Of tie evening Was givea BY
Father Carrisaa Who gave NEST excel
lent advice to ~ graduates aHS
pointed eat ths great val.s Il sAsse.
falnsss aAl sympathy In tAs sick rssa.
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