The Glenwood post., 1913-05-24

h.k z 6AsriAaa e Nsekes aaAs
. hurried bssi,sss trip 70 Gleausel tAe
first q ths week
q. DaAs Thayss ef 4ssker, ct eas
time register ef tAs United St2tes lAAd
office 1t Glssveed, hAs essa visiting
II Glenwoed this week.
The gssdsatiea exsscises ef the Gles-
WOOD seAesAs wiA eseaF nsxt vssk
TAs Pes hss lot bse. fsr.ishsl vita
. psegr.. a.A is therefore unable 20
give details and dates Of the various
events
4 Aayday entertainment has beea
planned by some Of the grades Of the
Public schools for next Tuesday At the
polo grounds. These drills and exer
eises by the children are always inter
estiny and should be iberslly attended.
Mr.. Hutchings of the Strawberry
day executive committee reports many
inquiries from neighboring fire depart
ments who want to take part in our
fire drill ON Strawberry day and the
prospects are that this will be a. inn
pOrtant feature in the entertsinmsnt.
Wash Allea Aas p1scAassd . cream
separator Of Joha Woody end he's
turned dairy naid in real earnest.
wash IL quite pesfieisst - The nsv
piass, - ths hired aaA ealls It aad,
- With nasy stAss Of ths nsdssa in
vsatiosA - sew vesdsss how - has
hsrstsfoss bses able 70 gst along with
cut it
Dave Greeawalt, once . clerk in the
Hstel Glenwoed, now . travelling Gales
man, was interviewing our merchants
this week AID interesting them in ais
line of goodA Dave and Samuel Shain
happened in here At the same time.
Both are former Glenwoodites and both
are making good on the road.
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Mr.. Snyder of Basalt was operated
on at the Glenwood sanitarium Wed
nesday morning by Drs. Schmitz and
Stewart and at this time is doing fine.
This is Mr.. snyder's second operation
and between times he has been recup-
ersting At his Basalt garden tract. He
is looking much better than when I'd
left here some time ago.
Those who care to do % may make
fun of the new street lights put N b.
the Glenwood Motor club, but the Post
believes it il very poor taste to dAs
credit any sort Of improvement thai
adds to the sttrsetiveness Of the towI
- y certainly the eass WITH ties,
ligAts. Let's cut cut the Crouch ssd
boost for everything that draws favor
. able attention to GIs.wood. =.
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. The worst enemy the Post can hav
, can have proper 'eredit through thes'
I columns for anything he may do Of :
/ commendable nature in the way of i'm
proving Glenwood along physical O
t moral lines and thus making it NOR
attractive and . better place in whic
to live.
Z Loren 8. Bowker of Lead, 8. D., wa
, here last Saturday for q days visi
r with his mother, Mrs. L. A. Bowker
). He represents q large investment com
. pany and had piloted = party of tel
investors from Lead to Aberdeen, Ida
!. where they purchased several tracts o
!. land. Mr.. Bowker is one of the sue
cessful young men in his chosen pro
fe~ion. His visit here was thorough!
n enjoyed and in all probability he vii
t visit Glenwood again in the near future
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= Will Cunningham, formerly Of Gran
q Junction where he amasssd . small for
{ Itune in the Redlands district, was her
: Saturday ON his way to Arkansas wher
= he will invest several thousands of dol
r lars in timber land. He expects to Sc
cure several thousands Of acres Of tn
heavily timbered land and will sell Of
E the timber and turn the land into agri
e cultural lines and dispose Of it il
+ small farms. While here he was
:. guest Of Bert Miller and wife ON Eas
Eighth street.
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b Mrs. Fred Kelley, who came her
v some days ago with her daughter, Ms
q Frances, from California in hopes tina
. q visit with her sister, Mrs. Frank Ad
AIMS, would benefit her health, is get
ting along nicely. When she arrive,