The Glenwood post., 1914-10-24

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agricultural and stoekraising sections
surrounding that city.
Don't neglect your eyes. See 8. z.
Berger, the well known optician, who
will be at the GIenwosd Hotel for o.c
day, Tuesday, Oct. %. Will examine
school children's eyes free.
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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hartman
last Saturday night. fine baby boy.
Hence the curling smoke along the
streets Monday and Tuesday as Joe
met shower of congratulations.
c. II. Mccain, brother of Frank
McCann who lost his life in the Vuleal 4
mine explosion some months ago, is
here from his southern home that he
may assist in settling up the estate Of
the deceased
For Sale Cheap; Pool table, standard
size, complete with balls, cues and
rack. Will be sold At q bargain. In
Quire of E. L. Peisar, l01s Grand
avenue. 7-ls Il
w. K. Lee visited his ranch early
this week. He reports everything love-
ly in that section of the county and IS
one of those who says: keep your
eye on the indicator and watch our
section grow"
Mrs. Laura V. Sutherland, accOmpa-
MED by Mrs. Boulton of New Castle,
WAS here visiting the local voters a
couple of days. Mrs. Sutherland De
serves your support for the office Of
school superintendent.
For Sale; New vinegar barrels, At
el.O0 eaeh. E.B. EVERETT, Jr.l0-lO-tf
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DR.. Place has secured the Glenwoo
sanitarium on q lease and option and
there will therefore be no change in
the management of this much needed
institution which has proved of great
value to GlenwoOd.
John Ba jasch, who has been assisting
in the erection of new home for Lee
Noren near New Castle, says the house
is completed and that another proof
has been given of the prosperity of
that section of the county.
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The past two weeks have been good
"buckskin weather and more than
one of the local hunters were afflicted
with itching feet and desire to go
into the hills for one of the many fine
bucks which are reported in the wlds
The demand for marriage licenses is
on the increase these days. Among
those the past few days were: Sam
Scoggin of Pueblo and Mrs. Mary
Kirby, Glenwood, and Earl Playford,
Wolcott, and Miss Cecyl Terrill of
Raven.
Wanted-Good lady canvasser. One
with horse and buggy preferred. Goo
proposition to one who can prove her
ability. Call at this office for partic.
ulars.
Miss Carrie Holmes, eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs H. j. Holmes, left this
city last Saturday night for San Ber
nardino, Cal, where she became the
who spent portion of the past sum.
mer in this city. They will make their
home in Dale. The Post extends
heartiest best wishes to the young
folks.
The Mutual Light, Heat & Power
company is complaining of someone
breaking the street globes. Attention
is also called to the fact that parties
seem to have it in for the little lights
| which are placed in the subway lead
ing across the river. They not only
loosen the globes until they cease te
give light, but in several instances tn,
globes have been broken.
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For Sa!e-A team Of three year oil
mules; good roadsters, quick travellers
well matched. weight 800 lbs. A bar
gain at $225. Light double harness in
cluded. GEORGE G. HAYES,
1O-17-3l Glenwood Springs, Colo
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c. c. Cannady, secretary of the Busi
ness Mems league, has sent forms ta
every school district in an effort to Sc