The Glenwood post., 1913-04-05

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i = inenss blood. Basaesk DAssd hit
tss - . cleansing bleoA 1tssis, y ~
reeosaAsnded. tl.0O at al stsesA.
M. aad Mrs.. A. E. Shape anl J. =.
Cox from the Cattle creek country were
in tswn Tuesday and Wednesday and
while Aese completed transfer from
Sharpe to Cox of q portion Of the
Sharpe desert entry.
Arnold AAupin the first sf this
week entered the employ Of E. B. Ev-
srstt, j., & the Everett grsssry.
Arnold is . haastling young fellow aad
froa his sxRaeseees in this Office -
caa testify that ~ = ell Fishk.
Il u aiA 49, JaA0s 0Asaaks ~
bes. .dvissd by his pAysiiss thst -
should eOsti..s - say IN oaRfss.ia
Ter ss.s tine y s.d tAst judy CIV
.s.der viii hold tAs tern Of ~ die
.tsict court AsFs hagin.i.g aszt Men
day.
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- sefss nsas CasosoAala. WIN 1aks
. essl figure - ~ Psspssty 81
night take sssd 0Issvasl prssssty IN
sseAaaes. Fer pastisslass eAArsss
J.F. COZ, CssSs.aals, 0sas, Z =. D.
Mrs. H. c. Glenn, q pionseei of the
Grand valley, died Wednesday 1t her
home near Grand Valley. NSs Glenn
. survived by her husband, . veteran
Of the civil var, and by two soss who
have lived At Grand Valley for many
yeas.
Joe Hartman And his workmea have
been bpsy this week papering and
painting in the county court room and
also putting ~ fisshiag touches on
the district court room preparatory to
the session Of the eeust vbieA wiz con-
vsns nett Nonaay.
County Assessor NcGuirk will leave
f! Monday for Deavsr to attend the
, meeting n the SssrA Of .s.sssoss Of
(, tAe seass esd ~ tAs pssposs et ~
irving 1t bssis of vsiuatisn ef the
property Of the state. He viii proba'
bly, be gone all OF next week,
i i 4
/ Edith Lucille Brown, the little dauga-
i t. Of Mr.. aad Ms. L, E. Brown, te.s-
brated her first birthday yesterday
afsesL0on at the home of her parents
on East Eighth street. A merry Dirty
Of little folks from that neighbOrhood
called ON the little lady TO pay her
their respects and wish her many happy
returns.
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The spring work will soon be sn in
full force and then We will sst see
much Of our farmer friends until after
the crops have been planksd. What
We call spring here is . very short
season and the rancaAen are kept
very busy as they esa't find enough
time to do all the work that needs to
be done.
Mrs. Adrian. Hungerford of Denver,
president Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, made an interesting
address from the pulpit Of the Netho-
dist church last Sunday evening. Mon
day afternoon = reception was rendered
Mrs. Hungerford at the Presbyterisn
manse at which time she met number
of the ladies' Of the city.
Next Sunday the Colorado Midland
road will restore its passenger trains
Nos. and 4 which were discontinued
last fall No. westbound will reach
Glenwood At sos q m, and No. 4 east
bound at 1920 .. m, while No. g,
which now reaches Glenwood at 5:15
p. n, will Be changed to 7.20 p. n,
and No. 5 will maintain is present
time, 11:20 p. n.
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At .hout nine O'Clock last Monday
evening The fire alarn wss SOUNDED
AID the 6tissre WAo FuGAsd out 70 -
cate the tFouble sosA discovered .
blaze and lot q smoke in the cellar
Of the Cleawood Nsseaatils company ,
store. The fire ooys responded with
tlse is,sal pf.nptaasa - seea lad