The Glenwood post., 1913-05-31

6fAnley Ank, whae Paaysnu 1ednes-
day evening st the s~srts ssliaenee
on Palmer avenue, fell aAA olpke his
arm just above the wrist - Horan
WAS called and he f0anA ~ ~ bones
broken and the Fracture vss1 Gffieuit
" handle.
Mrs. c. X. Elliott and d..dg, Miss
Elizabeth, arrived this week ~ . short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs C. CCsuady
They will Leave in y few d.ys,Glr Wis
it in Indiana, returning sbsas August
first. Miss Elliott is primary teacher
in the Rifle schools.
The Eagle ball team y to be
strengthened by the additioa OF new
players in certain positions. fAe team
is composed Of all home toys and they
are giving the fans more seal enter
tainment than We have bad IT. several
yearA
so Z
The Gleawoed baad bsys Wy grs-
eiessly donated tAeis sssviess to the
committee arranging fee nsnesisl ser
vices yesterday assniAs. ~ wss
worthy objset a,A go in vaisA all our
psopas are inGspsstsd ssA - citizens
will doubtisss apprssiats IL spirit sx.
hihitsa BY tie local .ssisioah
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Alderman Kendrick Esssav called
the attention Of Preside.t - Of the
D. l. 4. G. to the advis.hiur \ Of plae
ing steps from the platfosa,le street
At the east end of the depots ssesident
Bush saw the value Of ssl4 an i'm
provement and the step. y placed
this week, !
$50
Chairman Thorson Of the nwber.y
festival committee is receiving letters
from bands, ball teams, etc. asking to
come here for the big doingA They all
realize that the annual StraWeerry fes-
tival is the greatest fets dAy on the
western slope and they vast ts have
hand in entertaining the thousands who
attend.
Mrs. J. w. johnson returned Thurs
day morning from spokaas, Washing
ton, where she has spsat ~ winter
with her son, Dr.. Chaa ". johnson.
She will remain during ths amer Wis
iting at the home OF Asr y, W. i.
johnson, but will probably istur. to
Spokane in the fan - - i vary a.eh
pleased with that country.
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The memorial exercises at tie school
house yesterday morning wers ef 9
very interesting character nsst in
teresting, in fact, that We have I'D in
Glenwood in many years. The short
addresses by Rev. Forsythe, Father
Carrigan, Judge Noonan and Judge
Shumate were interesting and just the
kind that the people are benefited in
hearing.
1.-The sound of the hammer and the
yell of the man for mort is certainly
music to my ears,'' said a visitor to
the city this week. 81 want to tell
You your little city is the most pros
porous in the whole country and l have
visited dozen states and know what
am talking about. Keep on Psllins
for these things and for more people 10
come here and you will put othse re-
sorts off the map. None can esapars
with Gienwood Springs.'
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There is . great deal of conpaaiat
about the manner in which the eettoa-
wood trees along the streets are bsiaS
trimmed. Our people do not lihs ~
idea Of trimming off all the lmbs sal
leaving just little feather of . Asp.
As for cutting out = number of tsess
entirely, that plan is generally ap-
proved, but most people think tAs esL-
ers should be "topped" and tsaiaed
to produce more shade instead a NV
ing them spoiled for shade purpsesA
and they can't understand the roosou
for running these fine shade tssss
which the town has SO carefully mr.
tured for many years. Chairman 0Asl.
ton denies that the present plan = ~
ing pursued in order to render visabas
the bulbs that are now serving as sessst
lights, but the town is full of Njsoss-
rians and John isa't making assA
asadway with his explanations
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nA11xnS YIaN OF oCRAD
Was6sgtoe, Nay 26.-DippinR 80
hand int the Atlantic oeeaa ~ ~
sther into tie Pacific, to transfse -