The Glenwood post., 1913-04-19
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tho Hs.ry Nssrsh bsilling - Osspss
avenue and will engage in business. He
is agent for the Singer sewing machine
and will have . complete line Of the
machines for sale.
Mrs. Carroll sf Aspen, Who has beea
visiting here for several days, returned
to her home Tuesday of this week.
Rev. Mr. Coulter Of Aspen spent =
few days of this week attending to
business affairs here.
-Anong those donating funds for the
flood sufferers in the niddb statss
wss tAs Eagls lodss Of this city.
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most any time sad see ose o. the ether
Of The committees attending to their
duties
william Cafdnsll ~ had mea en-
ployed clearing cut his building On
Grand avenue which was recently gut
ted by flames. He will probably have
. new structure built - rapidly ss
possible. ,,
Joe Boersting was among the Glen
wood visitors in the Eagle country Sun
| day. He reports everything moving
along nicely in that new mining sec
tion and predicts . live city of several
thousand in the near future.
| The Silver State restaurant has been
thoroughly overhauled and put in first
class order by the new proprietors,
Duncan 4 Snyder, who invite the hun
cry to give them trial. See their ID
in another column of this issue of the
Post.
At noon Thursday the stork bird
swooped down On the homo Of Mn
Warlick on Lincoln avenue and lef,
With her daughter, Mrs. W. c. RObnett
. baby boy ~ pounds in weight
AstAar - saild doing .issiy At ~
report.
County Treasurer C. W. Smith Wis
tied his ranch in the Rifle countr,
Wednesday Of this week. Like al
others who visit the ranches of tn
county, Mr.. Smith returns with in
creased love for and belief in tn
ranches.
1t was reported that Joe Boerstin
had returned to his first love an
would enter business in Eagle. Jo
says he has no intention Of leavin
Glenwood and is at loss to under
stand how such report could hav
been started.
A report has reached here to tn
effect that Eagle will be filled t
overflowing within the next fos
|, ! weeks. 1t il claimed that work can b
pushed by the prospectors and tha
many arc already in the field seekin,
the hidden mineraiA
Glenwood High school met defeat =
the hands Of the ball tessers Of tn
Eagle County High SCHOOL hero las
Saturday. The game was interestin,
in spite Of the fact that the visitor
gambled around the bases too often t.
suit the local footers.
A number Of the regulars have beeI
seen fixing up their fishing tackle an'
getting ready for the opening Of tn
trout season. Some have bSgn tryin,
their luck with the Grand river sucker
and white fish, but only haf-heartsl
luck has been theirs.
Justice Frank, who has been work
ing in Edwards for the past few
months, came down the fore part Of
the week to take . much needed rest
He says the weather in Edwards tht
past winter ws something fierce aA<
he is glad 70 rst.r. = this city.
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Sheriff Jssssp naAs . trip to IL
Dry Hollow eeantsy Tsssday and
bssaGhe Hsaey AtsAinssa, . faneAsf d
that section, in a.a p,sesa Nh IN jail
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