The Glenwood post., 1914-01-10

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At tAe Gleawosd oaitariHn last
Wednesday aftss.ses d. Fiaes sper-
stsd on DaA Parker Of He for sp-
ps.Aieitis cd sdhssieas e ~ intes-
ti.es. Dsa is feeling cheerful ssd gay
- the Pest goes to Peso a.A says t.
will sson b. out falling Ais friends all
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Mo Mabel Hesrs eatsstainsd . few
friends Thursday evening At . sswiag
party sk H. Ksiksr As0s. These pres
elt were the lEisses Neldsa Barlow,
Ruby Clarke and Peasi white aaA Nh.
z. d. Everett, Jr. Mo Moore, aHist-
ed by Mrs.. Kelker, served dainty re-
freshnsnfs.
Wash Allen did not entirely divest
himself Of the Santa Oaus spirit at
Christmas time, but yesterday morning
drove up to the editors door with .
saek Of fine, juicy apples and . great
big squash that gave US visions Of
luscious pie, and which were left with
"Hsppy New Year" wish. Thanks,
Wash. Same to you.
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A jury has been called in the county
court and several cases are docketed
for hearing. Yesterday . case in
which B. T. Napier is pladnti6 and ".
R. Lee is defendant was on trial. This
is . suit for the collection of . store
bill which Lee claims he does not owe,
the amount involved being nearly 600.
Miss Hattie Putnam, who has had
charge Of the music in the Glenwood
schools since the beginning Of the
school year, has resigned her position
o. account Of i'll health and viii re.
turn - her home st Del Norte, Colo.
The vacancy has not yet been filled,
but the school board ID considering
several applicationb.
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Yesterday morning while sweeping
the snow away from the door Of
vapor cave No. 3 Frank Hess clipped
on the ice, fell and broke his arm.
Mr.. Hess is certainly playing in hard
lines for it was only last winter that
he fell and broke his other arm. It
will doubtless be several weeks before
he win be able to resume his work At
the cave.
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Griffith Jones of Rifle was transact
ing some business in Glenwood We'd
nesday and in talking with his old
sequaintaAees reviewed the explosion
in the old Vulcan mine IS years ego
Mr.. Jones was working in tho nine
! just before the explosion, but he
! stopped to take Aosse out to TIE
country to place in pasture a.A 10 tai'
oct he owes his esespe.
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Last Tuesday At the Glenwood sani-
tarium Miss Besie Edgerton Of Car
bondale was operated on by Dr.
schmitz for Al injury q . result Of an
attempt to board street car about
three years ago and which has caused
her = great deal of trouble since thse
time Miss Edeertsn 10 now resting
well and expects to be able in = shor:
time to return to her home.
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Mr. and Mrs Amos P. Ralston are
now very costly ensoooed in their new
homo On South Grand avenue in the
splendid suburban property which they
recently purchased fsom Mr.. aad Mrs..
Gesrge P1rDer. TAis 10 oae Of the
very desirable properties Of GlsnwoeI
and because Of paenty Of roen It just
suits the Rabtoas who, Pefaaps BE-
onse Of tAeir many yesrs' residence on