The Glenwood post., 1913-07-26

Mr. a.d Mrs. g. ". Kelker are es
joying . visit frsa their niece, Mss
Anaa OCOnnor Of Harbor spring.,
Michigan. Miss OCoanor uas greatly
interested in the stOeknen' parsSs
and in the wild west program Given by
the cowboys in this city last week.
An interesting polo game was played
on the local grounds Wednesday after
noon. The game WAS between = couple
Of locally organized teams and al
though shower came up while the
game was in progress the men played
right through it, much to the delight
of the spectators.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Taylor Of
Chicago are again spending the sum
mer in Glenwood. Mr.. Taylor is one
Of Garfield cOunty's pioneers and
built the first public road in the eOun-
ty. He is now 4 prominent banker and
is connected with the bond buying firm
of +. H. Rollins 4 SOns.
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Mr.. and Ms. c. .. Watson of Pu-
eblo are visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Hartman. Mr.. and Nrs.
Watson were married at the Hartman
home about = year ago and they found
Glenwood such . delightful vacation
place that they feel that they cannot
let q summer 90 by without making u.
visit.
Last Saturday was . big day 10
Glenwood. The town was filled with
stockmen AID all enjoyed the day.
But, ny! What do you think Of the
cownen coming to Gleawsod in tAeis
autos - attend . steeknsa's . ee.ves'
tioai SQUADS funny, dossa't III Y~
it dees, bst that is just wtat ssvssal
Of thsA did.
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Evea our swr pssPae whs have lived
Asss' for aaay ysaet, ~ net saivs n
~ gsaadeus sf ~ sssnsfy in ths
ssigAbssAsoA Il 0Ie.sssd 0Psinek a:
issst that 10 tsvs Il ~ Rsst naiSsity
nsw few have s,psorsd a. al1 -ssA
ca.o.s near 0Isawos& o. visited Hang.
Ing hike - Hshhafd's eavei 4 very
vssy snail per cent Of our popuiatioa.
Nfs. r. ". DEWITT, former esasty
sapssiafs.Asnt sf seAosh in tais eess.
ty, y ,hsee sslA Asr .Asos in Jsrs0s,
IaaAe,, fee . Nisie VITA NJ. A.A Nm.
L L Craap asa fer . course sf GIsa-
woods fanous baths for Q stxbbon
case Of sheuna*isn which has easssl
her much trouble during the past year.
She will probebly spesd the sunDss
here.
Mr.. and Mn. F. H. Bears Of Ksaf-
ney, Nebraska, have been stopping ths
past week At the J. z. Moore home
while Mr.. Bearss av.iIsd hinself Of the
GIenwood hot baths for . severe At
tack Of rheumatism. He was 70 much
improved that they left yesterday for
. visit with friends ak Palisade, but
will probably stop here again before
returning to their hone.
Dr.. Clark reports the arrival Of
fine boy At the home Of Fred 1. Cisud-
ON at 1908 Inst Monday ner,inE.
g. Don't overlook the 1905" was
Fred's admonition as he passed out
the cigars. Fred says when . boy gets
an early start ON Monday morning it s
a sign that he will always be ready for
full week 3 work and therefore he is
bound to be successful.
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Mr.. William 3. RathvOn, c. g. B.,
member Of the official board of lee
tureship Of the First Church Of Christ,
Scientist in Boston, Mass, will lecture
on Christian Science, u.der the aus
pieces of First Church Of Christ Sci.
e,Eist in Gie.vssd epsiaes q tie Odd
Fellows hau, Nseday, ~ a, st 8
,p. n This Lecture 10 fnss saA you are
cordially i.wissa T. b present. - !.
r Ths bsdy of Curtis eaissss, wAo was
A1sWnsa in tAs Dagis sivse WeAnssday
Of last vssk a4 ~ .tsvn ef DAeis, vas
fssnA 0sDaay aftef.sse absst . aile
shove tAs tswa q 0ypsn- Tie body
vas Pssparsa fer sAiP0e.t by Asstt-
ciaa Earnoa a.A sat - IL parents in
Florssee, Arisosa, aecoapanisd by
Hfs. Watson. Ths fatAes Of tAs boy Is
IS yeafs Of ase.
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TIE .sw scAsne they are putting into
eject In Denver against thsse who
are suffering from speeasPAsbis is
rod oAe. Instead e sxreafina the