The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20

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~. J. II. Dieksy, fsrass pastor of
- Methodist eArrrh At thi. Paess bst
- Tie pest tvo yesn sGatis.el ~
1sEeAkiss, has bseA assignsj = ~
sAaseA 1t OasPrr, Wyoming, aaA vest
Ahsst fssa ~ CsiossAs ss.feresee
= Boulder - his nev fissA. Ass-
Afskey a.l IL eAiaAsss IN ~ past
Oonk fer tAsis nsv honA
i 1GF. aad Ars. J. @. LAAslass of Idie-
~ Lodge at Bsfesd visited Tuesday
= IL hons Of Mr.. snd Mr.. Win
1sAason in this city. Mrs. Laaglass,
- Mis- 6allie johnson, was one Of
0asawood popular young ladies few
yam ago. They made the trip 70 the
vsnaey country, principally for the par-
Paas of taking home load Of fruit.
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The editor went up to his mach last
Wednesday 70 harvest his rsastiag can
a.d husk his pumpkins. He found
everything looking quite dsssaats after
tie visit Of Jack Frost the previous
alght There was no surprise, how
svss, sines NJ. Frost dsAysA III sall
saees thaa usual September 10 bsias
sbsst the average date Of his sassal
witt il, tAst ,sighbssAsed.
Jenss Edwards, Who was ssatsaesA
- Judge shanste to the state Psai-
tsatiary in 1910 for ths rosbssy Il IL
OAiasas national bank sf this sity, has
appealed to the state pardon board fer
. pardon. TIE board il net inelinsA
b look with favor on Jimmie . plea
~ mercy and It is more than Probabls
tAat he will continue to board at Ca.-
% City for some tine to come.
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Mrs. ]. w. Cummins entertained =
ssnber Of her lady friends At n de-
lightfully appointed trout breakfast at
The Hotel Colorado last Wednesday.
This is rather IN innovation in the way
of entertainment although this is not
tAe first time Mrs. Cummins has treat
Il her friends to a trout breakfast.
Several out Of town guests were pres
eat at the function this week.
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.Nr. and Mrs. G. n skinksr and 90,
Murray, who have made their home in
Gsenwood for several years, have re-
t.rned to Denver where they expect to
establish their permanent residence.
III. Skinker tired Of travelling o. the
ssaA and his firm rewarded his faith
~ service BY giving hin place in the
1890 with N inessass in salary. fhs
ssnsval ~ tAis faaily frsa ear niAst
- 1sstAsA lsA - Oisa~ssA s.sss
n Ainen' uniea Aas called . gsn.
ssgl strike Of all ths eeal ninsn -
0sasssAo - take eject next Tuesday.
n operaton claim that they hsvs haA
- trouble with the men and the mia
sB don 7 seem to be able to tell wheFs
~ trouble lies and 80 it seems that
tAsse is very little between then-ex-
sspt the agitators. However, it seems
tha4 strike is inevitable. We haven Z
~ one for . long time and We really
ssDd another-'deed We do, and we
- must have it since it 10 the order
fssa West Virginia Better order ysur
saea and get ready for the fun.
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The horse race to be given in Glen
wsod, reference to which was made IN
~ weeks Issue of the Post, has been
Psstponed until October l. and now
Pfsmises to be bigger event than was
isdieated by our former article. Tim
Weir, the Meeker runner, and five
OeAer fast horses from that section ar.
rived in Glan wood last night. Cinder
esla has been here for some time and
y in fine condition for = "go' and
other feet ones are expected to arrive
before the day for the races and it
Dew looks like there would sure be
ssaething big in the way of real sport
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We are all glad that the high so.e j
hard has at last made definite m ove
hssking TO the building Of county high
SCHOOL 1t is not an easy matter to set.
u the location Of . high school build
teG, especially when there are 20 many
aaes to the question. There Is some.
mag favorable to and sone objections
eoDinst every site that las bse, nsa.
osesd. Now, lets not hlanc tn
oeafd bst rather let - take ~ our
~ sad give . yell at the thosekt that
- ase very seen to go soasthias
oAgieh In tie way Of . beginning 70
- fssnAation Of the ,sw hish sehool