The Glenwood post., 1914-10-10
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A report is current i. Glsnvood that
. trio of Glenwood physicians this
week rendered an offer for the Glen
wood sanitarium, which offer the man
agement will probably accept although
it is denied that the natter is yet
definitely settled.
The county commissiOners held =
three days session this week which
resulted in but very little business be-
yond the monthly allowance Of bills,
and listening to some kicks from stock
men and ranchmen who feel that they
have been over assessed.
Fos ssls Cheap; Psoa tabls, Standard
siss, complete with balls, esss and
raek. VIII b. sold at . bafeaia. Ia
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Dr. Tubbs and 9. B. Hsnsleld, mot
ored down from Carbondale Wednes-
day to attend to some business matters
and enjoyed . little run in the fresh
air. They say they will come down
to see Us often after the road has been
put in good shape by those lyman boys.
Editor Holmes suggests amending the
school rules 30 that boys who smoke
be barred from all the athletic games.
We second the motion. Boys who use
tobacco OF booze are unreliable and
unsatisfactory NO matter where You
place them and we might just as well
face this truth first Is last
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H. A. Joplin, of Philadelphia and
Mrs. Edith NJ. Joplin, Of Los Angeles,
purchased marriage license of County
Clerk Hubbard last Saturday. The
parties were once man and wife, bur
were divorced in 1912, and having rec
emily met they patched up their differ.
ences and decided to re-marry.
Hans 6ievers, who WAS last week
brought to the sanitarium suffering
from q fractured skull as the result OF
Q kick from . horse, was taken by his
mother to their ranch home Wednes-
day morning The young fellow made
rapid Improvement and went home
feeling fine.
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Harry Hartsell was arrested early this
week by Marshal Ed Burnaugh, VINO
suspected the fellow with breaking into
number of saloons of late. In the
fellows room Burnaugh found suit
ease full of booze. Hartsell gives his
vocation as cook, probably because of
his ability to roast potatoes over y
camp fire while hOboing around over
the country looking for a good oppor,
tunity to pull off just such stunts as
he is now charged with. Taken before
Justice Squire he was bound over to
the district court in the sum of $500
He is now eating the cooking furnish
ed by Sheriff Jessup.
The trouble which the Kingsburys
were having with their tenants, the
Rogers family, was adjusted in Jus
tice Hahn's court at New Castle last
Monday. A jury found for the Kings
burys in their ejectment proceeding.
but gave Rogers until October 3lst
but granted Kingsbury permission tt
go on the land to put in his fall grain
The costs were divided between the
two litigants and the Kingsburys art
given the bunkhouse to live in unit
their house is vacated at the end q
this month.
Rev. W. 8. Rudolph, of Denver, ha!
been in Glenwood this week in the in
terest of the Robert Steele gymnasiun
for boys, the enterprise in which Mr.
Rudolph has been greatly interested
during tie past few years. The inssi
| tuition is named in honor Il the lasa
Chief Justice Steele, his mother bein.
the heaviest contributor toward IL.
entespfiss. Mr.. Rudolph was Pasto'
Of tie G3eawood Prssbytsaias ehsrel
ewssty<hsse years aes aod h qaitl
veil acquainted with oar pssPas VI
trsassl lin vssy nicely, - - says, q
Ais fseest visit. 90
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