The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29
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Mn n. J Aayes aaA Ass Sunday
school class eajoyed 4 picnic Monday
sfternso. at Noe.aas grove.
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Mrs. Sebree, Ms Zinnernan anA
Mrs.. Tsbhs cane dovn fFea Carbon
dale rhursd.y to attend Ars. Raraes'
party.
The recent rains have pst ths gFesai
in sxesllsst condition 70 ths especial
delight Of thoss Who viii put 1. fall
vhsat.
4fs J. ". JoAassn left Wslnssaay
evening fer spokane, WasAiAstss
vAsre she expects 10 spssd tAs vistsr
ct the home Of her ses, d. c. ".
johnson.
| Cleat Austin il the latest to be
peeked by the benzine bug and this
week purchased . 1915 model Ford of
J. F. Mccoy.
Last Tuesday W. II. Long, John
Hsuschkel aad Roy Asx6eld entered
into contract with W. 4. Callic0tte,
NJ. II. AcLschlin, d. s. James an
A. J. Dickson, owners Of the Park
ditch, for an enlargement Of this ditch
from Cattle creek.
| In the district eours Wsduesday
Judge Shumate heard = motion for a
new trial in the case Of Wses, aluiu-
istrator Of the estate Of B. 9. Hisds
versus Dr. w. G. Lockafd. The motion
was denied.
Don forget to start the children 70
school next Monday morning. Every
thing will be in readiness aud the
faculty and school board hops to make
the coming school year the best il
the history Of Glsaweod.
Miss Iva EdgeFtoa Of Cafboadale has
20 Thoroughly recovered from rtsana-
tism that she was able to lravs ths
cterW sanitsrlua, the first Of the
week, And return to her homo at
Carbondxle
Judge Henry c. Hall of the Inter.
state Commerce commission held =
hearing At the Hotel Colorado this
week, the complainants being the pso-
pie Of the Nontrose Delta country who
ask for more equitable rates On fruit
shipments.
In the district court Wednesday aft.
ernoon Mrs.. Gussie Belcher Jackson
was granted . divorce from her hss-
band, George F. Jackson Of CsAou
creek, On the grounds Of cruelty. The
property rights were settled out Of
court. The plainti6 was given the
right to assume her maiden name,
Gussie Belcher.
Roger Smith of Sunlight was
brought to the Glenwood sanitariun
Wednesday evening suffering from
numerous bruises IS . result Of the
collapse of one of the pillars in the
mine where he was working. His il.
juries are not serious but are very
painful At present.
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Following one of the most severe
hail storms in the history of Glenwocd
Springs Friday afternoon, the streets
in the business section were white,
and it looked As if the city had been
visited with \ premature snowstorm.
Another peculiar feature Of the near
eloudburst was that blue sky was wis.,
ible to the south the whole time. In
eas instance, . merchant used . sasw.
shovel t. clear the sidewalk of the
hail. which, in some instances, was
two inches in depth. Considerable
damage was done to garden truck in
the path of the storm.
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The Post has heard Of several cases
Of TYPHOID fever this fall but none
of them in Glenwood. Nearly all Of the
eases originate o. ranches whers the
water is impure or where the draia-
ags il bsde Or the deadly Ay is A.
lowed to have free swing. It never
pays to be careless sbout these things
but sons people insist on taking
chanees.
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neross denscsstis eaadidatss fer sAes-
IL speat Monday in Glsawesd n
newing old acquainta.ees and max
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