The Glenwood post., 1913-08-30
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- Ice Cream nthe city at Barnss'
01y Drug Store.
- said his name Vas jim Doyle aAd
- officers said he bad stolen . suit
amD from = BIO Grxnde passenger
osnsA-snd proved it, too. Judge Rics
ohsaght 80 days in the county jail
uonA be about the right penalty and
Dsossa.eed sentence accordingly.
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Arthur H. stokes of Gfand Junction
Apsat = couple days in Glenwood the
Gsst Of the week visiting Mrs. Stokes
cd their little son who have spent the
- two weeks in Glenwood. Mr..
61okes was greatly interested in the
irrigation case before Judge Shumatc
at the court house.
Last Saturday Alfred Harbin and
Iseae Gsrtley, both of this city, se
cared = marriage license from Cupid
Hubbard and they were later married
- Justice Rice. The groom has not
yst attained his majority, but he had
- aaetiOn of his parents to eater
tsAs ths marriage eontrsct
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A. H. White, clerk Of the Colorado
0Prene court, visited last week his
1nele, C. n. White Of this city, AID
- cousin, Mrs.. Bert Tibbitts, 1t the
soneh near New Castle. Mr.. White
soDe over to enjoy an outing with his
hrother-in-law, Clark Whiteside, of
Oklahoma, who was making his first
visit here.
A. 8. Thomson, who for several years
vas located at Carbondale in the en-
paoy of the Boyle Commission company,
Aas engaged in the same business in
Wichita, Kansas, on his own account.
1r. Thomson has many friends in Gar
field county who will wish him well
in his personal entrance into the com
mission business
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Secretary Cansdy Of the Glenwood
Dssiness Mems league has had consid-
ssable correspondence with number OF
PsopIe in Nebraska who wish to como
- Col--ad. and cOlonisu q potion Of
ths unoecupied territory in Garfield
eesnty. 1t is said that they contem-
paDte filing on . large area in the
1ssppen lake country.
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0abe Coz returned Monday from .
- 70 his fssnss hsne q Gallati.,
1ssssri, wAsrs - wes saIIsA BY III
A1a1A Of his father. He found ths
1sa4 very oppressive A.d he vas ~
1Ghtsd T. rstara to the mountains fos
. bseatA Of fresh air. We call it NJ
weather here, but he says We ought to
- ashamed TO libel it in that way.
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william aAd john Noonan, sons of
11. and Mrs John L. NoOnan, left
Wednesday evening for Palo Alto, Cal
i3ornia, where they will enter Leland
Stanford university, John rs 4 fresh.
0aa and William Is a sophomore. A.
. result Of their leaving there is . de.
eided air of stiffness around the Noon,
~ home that makes it seem unnatural.
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The first of the week Officer Bur
nAngh arrested two women in the
northeast portion of town and placed
them in the city cooler over night and
tie next day they were allowed to ex,
plain their drunken condition to Police
Magistrate Squire, who made a noise
like fifteen dollars in each case II
sssts something to be "'good fellow
in Glenwood, Eh, girls!
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Word reached Glenwood Wednesda,
that Mrs. C. R. Mccarthy who is suf
fsring in = Denver hospital, to the eff
feet that her condition was critical and
~ mother, Mrs John r. Weir, hur.
x3od to her bedside. Later word wa4
- the effect that she was somewhat
Aproved and as the Post goes to press
hte many Glenwood friends are hopeful
~ her speedy recovery.
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Thsnas p. Tobin, . former Lead.
WE printer aad newspaper man, but
~ &Ae past few years in the job print.
- aad book binding business at
shawnee, Oklahoma, visited in Glen
Uooa the first Of the week and was q
U11esne visitor At this Office. Tobin
- his family were sinply driven out
- their home by the excessive heat
- it wss refreshing to note how they
0n1s1y reveled in the climate Of Lead
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