The Glenwood post., 1913-03-01
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NJ and Mrs. ii. o. Switzer, Tin.
rented their ranch on DividSs rex
came up 10 GleAwood early IL rzl6es
and expect to make this cit8zA ell
future home. We are glad to u Mr
aud Mrs. sw.tzer as res dsHts b out
city.
SIR Pauline suaItz and hcfA1b b
ler, Florence, lsft last satur4 fu
: Rockwell, Iowa, where they viii max
thotr future home. They leave nar7
friends in Gleuwaoi who win "
them much happiness in their new r
roundings. RS
Miss Alice Lassley, a former 11pideut
OF Glenwood, is Wis ting this we'd W.
her friend, Miss Lena Miller this
ritr. The Lasslrr have for soA iirg
been living in Nrrtrm where IA. /
ley is foreman Of the D. & R @. breek-
ing crew. r
say, fellows, did you notie that
bloke BLOWN about how he baflt the
Citizens National bankg, Th4t Irr
must be some geik with all the ton dar
full tales he tells. Guess he's Ne guy
what put the wood in GlenwsAd and
the salt in the hot springs, ehk
Frank W. PopTle returned the
Of the week froa a trip of -ey al
weeks to New York state on Nis't to
relatives Mr. Popple reports f@at hs
father is not in the best of hesSth, bur
the rest of the folks are feelisg fine
and are very well contented in he cast
which at the present time IS ina very
prosperous condition. g
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The story Of t'a Crusaders and their
relation to Ku'rht Temp arhood is the
theme Of an exceptionally interesting
folder just issued by the Denver & Rio
| Grand railroad in the interest of the
Tri,nnfal Conclave to be held in Den
yer next August. The publication Is
reolete with Crusade Illustrations pie
lures of Denver and Rocky mountain
scenes.
The news comes from the new min
ing camp near Eagle to the effect that
everyone in that d strict IS more con
fidcnt than ever as to the genuineness
of the big strike. In fact all suhse
quent ASSAYS confirm the values whics
were shown by the first assays. Bu
little is being done as the snow is YET
too deep TO permit of any real pros
pecting and it will be some time befor.
much definite development work car
be done.
Charley Rohr, who is employed in tn
senate. spert the week end visiting HI
parents and others, principally Others
in Glenwood and returned Monda,
evening to hi, duties at the capito
building. Charley seems TO have legis
lative matters down fine and the wa.
he can reel off the history of the va
rious bills shows that he has been o.
J the job all right. Charley says if thos
, fellows even look at the bills tha
h. have been introduced We need not lool
for an adjournment before the middl
of April.
Glenwo0d : two basketball team
e left yesterday morning on Rio Grand
No. for Salila and Leadville wher
they viii play double header game
with the high school teams Mt thos
points, Sa'ida last night and Leadvil''
tonight. They We're accompanied b.
+ Mr.. Linvil'e and M'ss Porter. At Lead
h Vile a local man not connected witt
K the schools aud said to he competen
: rs referee. has been founl to refere
the games It is claimed that this ma,
is fair and impartial and it is to b
0 hoped so for we don't want our folk
Kimmelized on this trip.
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I At meeting of the stockholders o
: the Farmers Nj ling, Mining & Mer
camille company held IN Glcuwood las
Monday the directors were authorized
F. to dispose of the property of the com
pauy at the best price the same woul'
D bring, not less, however, than the ou,
standing indebtedness OF tie Company
p The project has not been financia
success from the beginning and fo
some time the affairs have been gettin;
more and more complicated and it ha
: been quite evident for long tine tina