The Glenwood post., 1914-03-21

NJ Ma Ffsa lGaxias esAPaAy
west dsva frea GissO1al hst Aoa-
day and save tAs JsssAissitss . high
class PerfosasAos vAigA vas very
aseA sPPsseiste4 j.AGiag fre. the
accounts give. ehs wssPs by the
Grand Junction paPssA
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TAs Glsavesa EAgiss are jubilaat
over the prospects Of . splendid new
hall in the near fstuss. They are
pleased with their deal With Mr.. Nc
Coy as it gives then - opportunity
to get just what they have 50 long
needed in the way of suitable quarters.
For Rent-l60 acres on Divide Creek.
Five miles southeast of Silt, Colo. 1t
has . 4-room house, oreAssd, plenty Of
water. J. N. HUGHES,
3-l4-4t 1873 S. Do~aing, Denver.
Work on the new Mccoy building is
progressing rapidly, the brick work
having been started last Wednesday.
Mr.. Mccoy is putting up building
that will be . credit to the city, aud
as he is badly in need Of the room TO.
his garage he will rush - construe-
tion with all possible speed.
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Adolph Merriam ope.sd the Silver
State restaurant last s0aday and ex
pects to serve the public with the best
the market affords. AdslPA is known
Is one of the best cooks whs ever came
to Glenwood and he has many friesds
who are glad to know hs i again in the
game.
The Glenwood lodge Of Eagles thu
past week signed lease with John
Mccoy for the second story Of his
building on the corner Of Grand and
Ninth street. They will have the
rooms fixed up to meet their demands
and will then have the finest lodge
room in the city.
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where has gone to the National Pota
to Growers convention at Ithica, New
York, with a view Of pulling next
years convention to San Francisco If
possible. Gene has some pull all right
and here's hoping he may be success
full in this latest effort.
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In reporting the John Heuschkel
wedding at Carbondale last week the
Post neglected to mention the big
dance and supper at the Heuschkel
ranch on Cattle creek in the evening.
1t was attended by the neighbors
from far and near to the number of
l50 and was big event.
Peter O'Brien and the county con-
missioners and County Attorney Tay-
lor on Wednesday made a TRIP to the
Rulison bridge for the purpose of in
specting the same and in the hope of
bringing action in the name of tine
county against G. G.. Shelley, the
builder of the structure. Mr.. O'Briel
would not indicate what his report
would be.
SIS Mr.. Weir in?'' No, Mr.. Weir
has just gone down the street, ASK
G. E. Norris if he thinks he will know
John Weir the next time he meets him.
We confess that John does look . little
queer since he parted company with
that mustache, but We hope Norris
will learn to know him in due eourse
Of time
| Herbert Miles, a graduate Of the
Knox conservatory of music, will play
violin solo at the concert to be given
by the University of Colorado Glce
and Mandolin clubs on March 25, nn-
der the auspices of the NJ. E. church.
He plays first violin of the Boulder
Chautauqua orchestra and is concers-
meister of the Mandolin club.
The ladies' of the GlenwoOd W. c. L.
L. are planning home cooked food
sale April II, further announcement of
which will be made later. They Will
make speciality of colored Easter
eggs and orders for these should he
sent to Mrs. L. c. kingsbury who is
at the head OF the committee.
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W. l.. Van Cleve of Roam creek,
after several weeks spent in the Rifle |
sanitarium, came to Glenwood last |
Wednesday for a visit with his uncle, |
P. H. Van Cleve, of this city. Mr.. Wan
CleYe feels greatly imnroxed in health