The Glenwood post., 1914-10-31

ofto9 nooehS oeAy - the 0en0oo0
sanitariun where they we're under trest-
neat. They left here very much in
proved in health.
For Sale-A tean Of three year cid
mules; esod rssdsters, quick trsvelsTs.
veil .atebsd. weight 500 lbs. A bas-
gain at sl50. Light double harness in
eluded. GEORGE G. HAYES,
1O-l7-31 Glenwood Spring., Cola.
For 6Als CSesp; Pool table, seaaAasl
aias, esaplets with balls, eass snA
rack. Will Be sold at . bafsaia. II
qaise Of E. L. Peissr, l0ls GfanA
avenue. 7-0 u
The Glenwood Reading club met last
Monday with Mrs. Blossom and bad
very interesting session. Mrs. BlossoM
took her guests to the Glenwood cafe
for luncheon and this feature was
greatly enjoyed.
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Dr.. Clark reports the arrival las
Sunday morning of y fine baby girl at
the home of K. II. Tucker. Mother xnd
babe are doing nicely and the boys are
Is proud as Lucifer because of the ad
vent of the new sister
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Sometime yesterday forenoon At her
room at the Harmon rooning house
Mrs. Emma Collins died, unattended aad
alone, and thus has another wasted life
ceased to be-another fearful objec.
lesson on the effects Of booze.
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The Official list Of nominations is
published in this issue of the Post.
Look it over carefully in order that you
may decide how you want to vote. 1t
will Be too late to make your decision
after you enter the voting booth next
Tuesday.
L. Cecil Summers Of Carbondaie, Wis.
tied the home folks in Glenwood over
Sunday. Mrs. Summers is still in the
hospital at Denver, but is gradually
recovering her health and it is believed
that it will only be a short time until
she will be able to return to her home.
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Our neighbOring town of Rifle is SUI
fering from a scarlet fever epidemic
and all churches, schools, picture shows
and public places have been closed by
the authorities. The homes of all pa.
tients are under strict quarantine and
every preeaution is being taken to pre-.
vent the spread Of the disease. The
football game scheduled between Rifle
and Grand Junction teams has been
called of.
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Ed. Oberto has purchased the elec.
tric motor truck formerly owned by J.
C. Dewey. The Glenwood Light &
Water company held q mortgage on the
vehicle and Oberto bought it at fore.
closure sale. Ed is one of the young
set of GlenwoOd and in starting out on
this business venture the Post wishes
him abundant success. We like to see
the young fellows get into the business
game and then work hard for success.
J. E Sipprelle, who is the Republicau n
candidate for county clerk and record
er is calling on the citizens of Glen
wood and getting acquainted. Mr.. Sip
prelle is a young man of excellent
habits and splendid reputation, and
those who know him best are his best
friends. He is thoroughly qualified for
the position he seeks and if the voters
of the county select him for their next
county clerk they will have no regret
for he is just the man for the place.
Last week DR.. Place of the Glen
wood sanitarium gave three lectures ia
the city of Salida and the papers CT
that city speak in very flattering
terms of his efforts. The lecture given
in the evening at the Baptist church
under the auspices of the Public Wei
fare league was illustrated by lantern
slides and brought out the effects of
heredity in = way that was startling
and will do much to arouse the people
to the dangers along these lines. The
doctor was urged to stay another day
and repeat this lecture but it was
impossible for him to be absent more
than one day from his work in the
Glenwood sanitarium.
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Judge Noonan has been given the
heartiest assurance by scores of Demo
erats in this county that they will vote
for him for representative, partially
because they know him to be q good