The Glenwood post., 1914-04-18


CAAnesalss nnehtsl IN - in Gaen-
w0sA apriAgs .ext vsAnssAay sd
will address the high seAsoa il. the
gyAnasiaH. At the saAe tine, the
Weaaa . College 6iae eanh viA siag.
Everybody is. invited - esae vsa.e.
day, April p, At eAevea O'Clock. NJ
.A.is.io. vill be eherOsA.
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4 number Of faRmen from the
Spring Valley country AID eo-partners
in the ownership 0f . .eishborAoed
threshing machine were in Glenwoo1
Thursday defending themselves in tn
district court against . suit for dam
ages for the burning of q grain stack
owned by = Snowmass farmer.
In the county court last Monday
Theodore Springer was adjsdyed Of un
sound mind and ordered committed to
Pueblo. The young man had recently
cut down several telephone poles near
New Castle, the property of the Nutu-
al Telephone company. He WAS taken
by the sheriff to Pueblo Thursday
night.
Col. n. H. STREET, mayor of Grand
Valley, WAS in GlenwOod Monday as a
witness in . case in the district court.
1t is rumored that the colonel has been
attacked by the auto bug and We shall
not be surprised to learn before many
weeks that he is sailing around over
the country in one Of the latest buzz
wagons.
Now that the brutal Huerta has be-
come dOcile and, 1t the suggestion CT
Uncle sam, has agreed to kiss the
stars and stripes, let Us content our
selves that We are to have no war.
After all, what were We supposed to
war about. Will some one, some
one who is real sure that he knows,
please stand up and answer.
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Mr.. Hearing, who came down from
Marble the first of the week, says the
camp looks better than for many
months and the people up there are
greatly encouraged At the prospects for
the prosperity of the place. The heavy
contracts recently secured by the Cole
RADIO Yule Marble company have caused
jubilant feeling among the citizens.
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meet Friday afternoon, April "a, at
| the home of Mrs. Howe, on Blake ave
nue.. Mrs. X. C. Barbour, the local
delegate to the district convention re-
Gently held at Palisade, will give de
| tailed account of the convention. Bus
mess of Importance will be transacted
and all members are urged to be pres
ent. Others are invited.
In the district court Wednesday
| Judge Shumate granted the request of
l.. F. Grace for the appointment of a
receiver for the Newman ranch this
side of New Castle. Mr.. Grace holds
a mortgage on the property and
claimed that he made the request for a
receiver in order that his interests
might be protected. A. s. Baxter was
appointed receiver by the court.
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| George D. Machin from the new
postoffice of Riland was doing. some
shopping in Glenwood Thursday. We
used to say George Machin Of Gypsum,
but George is so proud of the fact that
ne and his neighbors now have = U. 8.
postoffiee in their own neighborhood
| which makes life in that country seem
much less like pioneering than it was
in the former days that he wants it
| known that he is from Riland, if yol
please.
While Miss Mary McNulty was driv-
| ing the first of the week along the
| Cattle creek road one of the bolts
holding the tongue of the wagon came
! out, allowing the front wheels to turn
| suddenly and the wagon turned over
| two or three times and landed in the
creek below. Miss Mary and her
mother who We're in the wagon at the
| time of the accident escaped with only
| a few scratches, but how they manage |
| to play in such good fortune they CAL
not explain.
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In the county court Thursday morn
ing Mrs. Oma West was granted a Ii
| vorce from her husband, j. w. West,
| on charge of extreme and repeated
...,ult.. I'll