The Glenwood post., 1914-11-21

II ~ hsen several years sinee the
AAskSs family have all bean together
asl thsy vil hold . family reunion
sPsn her arfivsL-Aspea Times.
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O. II Ksek, the big smoke of the
Midland in this section, was here the
fisst Of the week explaining how the
recent changes in train service on that
popular road is going to aneca Marble.
G. n. is live wire and Marble people
are always glad to have him drop in
Marble Booster.
Robert DeBeque has returned to Old
Mexico where he has gone to look after
ths mines he 1t one time was employed
in. He informs his uncle that the
nines have been jaAped AID are being
werked.-DeBeque New Era.
". g. Cowles, the decorator, came in
the first Of the week from Salt Lake
City where he has been working at his
trade for several months. He thinks
maybe he will 60 back there after
awhile, being quite smitten with Salt
Lake as a modern, progressive, hust.
li.g town.-Narble Booster.
1ige Parker left yesterday morning
at krn g.
where he will remain for the next
month. Upon his return he and Mrs.
Parker will leave for the Pacific coast
where they will spend the winter
Rifle Reveille.
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County Treasurer Carlson wrote three
tax receipts Tuesday for one person
which aggregated total of $lsl6.
This sum was paid by A. w. Grundle
of Gypsum and was in payment of the
1913 taxes Of Grundle Bros, Eagle
valley ranchmen. They are among the
heaviest individual taxpayers in the
county.-Red Cliff News.
while ruMmaging about in . lot of
old papers that had been stored away
for years, Mayor Hough came across
. document that was a good reminder
of the change from territory to state.
It was Mr.. Hough's certificate a. a
menber of the constitutional conven.
tion and is signed by Governor John
L. Routt and attested by Secretary Of
State John Gof.-Lake City Times.
At the election at Antlers last week
the Republican candidates all through
the ticket received big majority and
the vets did not have look in. The
drys voted them down to l. The
ladies at Antlers feel so jubilant over
the dry vote that they are going to
celebrate the event on Thanksgiving
day by a general good time at the
school house, in connection with
turkey dinner.-Rife Reveille.
Dr.. g. A. Hopkins of Glenwood was
in attendance at district court this
week rs a witness in the Caldwell case.
1t was DR.. Hopkins who advised and
conducted the very delicate surgical
operation which saved Floyd Crosno's
life and probably a sentence in the
penitentiary for Harvey Cahwell.-
Red Gilt News.
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A. W. Grundel, one Of the prosper.
ous ranchmen of Gypsum creek, was
tsaasacting business at the county seat
Ast Saturday, and was , pleasant Wis
itor at the News Office. In common
with most of the valley farmers this
year he reports having bumper crops Of
hay, grain and potatoes. He was for
tusate enough to get two cars Of his
potatoes before the slump, selling at
seventy cents.-Red Cliff News
The drilling machinery for the Book
Cliff Petroleum company arrived the
. first of the week from Nowata, Okla,
and was hauled to the scene Of opera
tioas by Lyman Cornwell and E. 2.
Hall during the week. They will start
drilling on Roam creek As soon ~ the
lumber arrives for the derrick, which
will be here in few days. Manager
W. E. Cogdell has returned from .
brief trip to Denver, where he went
several days ago on business The
Offices for the company have been re-
painted and also the Walker building,
which adds = great deal to the sp-
pearance of both.-DeBeque New Era.