The Glenwood post., 1914-01-24


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proved tA.t Ae u valkiAg aAsst his
raoa every day s.a it is nov believed
that he viii be .ble to return to his
home next vee&.
AN WesteFAAA, eur County super
intendent, has bees wade the seeretary
of the Institute committee of the Thir
teenth Normal district, which doubt
lees means that the next normal insti-
tute for the district will be held in
Glenwood next August.
Sheriff Jessup returned THURSDAY
morning from the big stock show and
went at once to his Canon creek ranch.
Mr.. Jessup says the western slope GER
tainly did her share toward sending
visitors to the show-better than any
other section of the state.
Mrs. C. NJ. Keck and son, Charley,
returned Wednesday from Denver
where they visited the big stock show.
While down there Charley purchased
new 40-horse power, six cylinder, self
starting Michigan car for use in his
garage the coming season.
The school board has offered to Miss
[ ..t ha ut
music teacher in the schools to fill the
vacancy made by the resignation ct
Miss Putnam. The Post has heard
much favorable comment concerning
Miss Dixon and we hope she will ac
cept the position
In addition to the improvements
which have recently been made at the
Glenwood sanitarium the old ward No
on the first floor is being trans
formed into beautiful dining room.
This is just what has been needed
from the beginnng and DR.. Place pre-
diets that it viii prove a very popl-
lar change.
The Ladies' Aid society and the
Missionary society of the Presbyterian
church rendered farewell reception
Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. John Worries
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.
Schwarz on Pitkin avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Worries are soon to leave for Jap
an and our people all wish them well
in their new surroundings.
Mrs. w. L. Reynolds, who has spent
several weeks in Glenwood visiting rel
atives and friends, left Monday for
her home in Denver, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. John X. Weir. Mrs.
Weir went from Denver to Boulder anu
entered the sanitarium where she will
probably remain for several weeks OF
until she has recovered from an attack
of nervousness.
Last Sunday evening at the Metho
dist church Rev. George F. Klein
preached an excellent sermon on the
, subject Curves" the lesson being tc
> make the paths straight, cut the curves
: the sinful ways out of life and live
right before man and God 1t was a
discourse to which anyone might wei
listen and pointed a moral VIII ch W.
all might apply to our lives with profit
The melodious Scotch brogue OF
George Bum of Divide creek was
heard on our streets Tuesday. Mr.
Bum does not often come to Glen
wood, but when he does he nearly al
ways drops into this office with 9
; pleasant "howdy" and thus reminds
us that he is still on earth. That :
the proper thing and We wish more OF
our ranch subscribers would "get the
habit"
In the county court last Saturday y
Frank l.. Dcaring was granted a di
vorce from Mary v. Dearing of Cardiff:
on the charge of cruelty. Mrs. Dear
ing, through her attorney, C. W. Oar.
row, had filed cross complaint and
prepared to resist the petition OF the
plaintiff, but At last concluded t.
withdraw this and allow the decree to
issue without contest. E. c. Kings
bury represented Dearing.
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A bright baby girl arrived At the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Howard
Thursdsy morning. Mr.. Howard is the
popular druggist At Balnes' City Drug
store and the new aerival makes . fam
lily Of three children-two boys and q
girl Psps Howsrd's eastoaary sniis
has been transformed into . broad grin