The Glenwood post., 1914-11-28

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Clarence Wallace, Hugh Moore, Marie
KecA and ,Fnd Tutts xeat AownS 10
New Castle Thursday evening 70 play
for y Thanksgiving dance. Mr.. and
Nm. c. n. Keek also attended from
Glen wood
Renenbsr the Parisian Ivory, for
Christmas, at Barnes City Drug Store.
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+. f. Brennan is the new local man
ager Of the Mountain States Telephone
COMPANY, Mr.. Hayman, the former
manager, having been transferred TO
Denver. Mr.. Brennan comes to us
from Idaho Springs.
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Thanksgiving, like Christmas, finds
Mother Bender of the Commercial res
taurant full of good deeds and kindly
impulses. This year was NO exception
to the rule and many were the reciri-
ents of Mrs. Bender's generous bounty.
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The famous Sheaffer self filling foun-
tain pens, Libby cut glass and the Vol
land art line of pictures, calendars,
gift books, ETC., are among the many
ifnes from which you may select youi
Christmas presents at Mayes' Book
Store. ll-2S
The basketball game Thursday even
ing between the high school and the
alumni team at the high school gym
was q spirited affair as the two teams
are very evenly matched and until the
final effort it was anybody Is game.
There was much of good work on eacn
side and each of the teams had their
| friends to cheer them when they made
good play. At the end of the game
the score stood 80 to 26 in favor of
the high school.
Yesterday morning Henry A. Jen-
Perfumes, Fine Stationery, Cigars,
Candy, ETC., for Christmas, at Barnes
City Drug Store. 1l-2l-2t
nings OF Herndon, Kansas, and Miss
Leila N. Newell of Grand Valley. Colo,
appeared at the county clerk Is office
with smile of Thanksgiving on their
faces and called for a marriage license.
The same being provided, they at once
sought Judge Smith of the county cOur,
and had the knot tied in judicial fash
ion The Post is informed that M.
and Mrs. Jennings will make their
home in Kansas.
NJ. J. Mayes has just received direct
from Japan . shipment of woven brass,
teak wood and willow baskets that are
very handsome, and the prices are much
the best we have seen, quality consid-
cred. ll2S
Anthony Isch and Mary L. Isch of
and VnM Iaf ~ -.
court Wednesday with a petition FIR
an adjudication of water from Dry
creek and also from Jacks pocket.
The petition was protested by L. Il.
Marling and several others, but the ad-
judication from Dry creek was allowed
by the court, that from Jacks pocket
being passed for the present because
the testimony on that did not seem
very clear. The parties were bound by
a stipulation previously entered into
and Judge Shumate held each side to
the strict terms of this stipulation
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Among the Thanksgiving weddings
mentioned in the Denver papers we no
tice that of Kenneth Smith and Miss
Anna P. White. The groom is the
eldest son of County Treasurer and
Mrs. c. W. Smith of this city and Miss
Anna Pearl White is well known to all
of our people. Both of these young
people are very popular and their
many friends will wish them much hap
piness on the matrimonial sea. Mr..
Smith has for the past two years been
= student in the University of Colorado
at Boulder, and the Post is not advised
~ to his plans for the future.
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On December / or three days hence