The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

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Will Clansssa is doing splendidly At
ths Glsnvood sanitariun, following his
operation fer appendicitis. When seen
by the editor yesterday morning he
was talking of coming down town fo-
. shave and later taking . swim in the
pool.
For the first fifteen days Of this
month some fifteen hundred pieces of
parcel post mail were handled by the
local office. With Sundays excluded,
this means that more than one hundred
were handled each day. Not SO bad
for Glenwood Springs.
Plans are well under way for the
formation of a stock company to St
cure a movie camera that films of 10
cal scenery and events may be secured.
Should the stock company plan fail,
there is every reaso n to believe cam
era will be secured anyway.
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Ted German, one of the leading
ranchers of the Sweetwater country.
was here for several days following his
return from Salida where he under.
went an operation. He is slowly TO-
Towering and will soon be able to To.
sumo his management of the ranch.
| Married, by the Rev. Mr. Klein, At
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Cross
Wednesday night at 8 O'Clock, Lr
Leroy Short to Miss Beulah Mcbride,
both of Aspen. A splendid dinner fol.
lowed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thayer Hubbard were the attendants
F. o. Stevens will leave tomorrow
for Denver where he expects to spend
the summer taking life easy. F. o. has
operated = dairy in Glsnvoed for the
past ten yean and he says he is thor.
oughly tired Of the strenuous work and
thinks he 10 entitled to . rest.
As q result of the warnings received
Wednesday evening, = number of extra
guards were placed around the proper
ties of the coal companies in this dis
trict. Although little fear is felt that
damage will be done, the operators
thought II best to take precautions.
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Mr.. G. B. Cook of Vernal, Utah, was
here this week securing advertising
contracts for booklet which he pro
poses to get out. He selected several
views of local scenes which he will
use in the booklet which will have a
circulation of some forty thousand
copies.
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Ernest Barlow, who spent several
days in the Alamosa country, says:
"While that is . good country, it is
not in it with our own county. After
all il said tAere Is one fact pre-eminent
and that is that Gleawood Spring. and
GArfieA county are avav aheaA of