The Glenwood post., 1914-05-16

slrtment of paintings of all sizes and
pliees. II in search of something
peeially tasty and artistic, it will pay
you to call and examine this eollec-
ton.
The Hotel Glenwood was given a new
roof this week. The old tin roof was
replaced with composition cover such
As was used On the new Mccoy garage.
This is the first trial that has been
given this brand of roofing in Glen
wood.
The dance given by John Mccoy as
the garage opener" on Tuesday
night was a great success. Scores of
people accepted his invitation and the
dance was on until the wee sma' hours.
Music was furnished by the Orpheum
orchestra.
Mr.. Lowe, the painter, is planning
trip to Rifle in the near future for
demonstrative purposes. The people
of Rifle may rest assured that Mr..
Lowe is thoroughly competent in his
line and in every way able to deliver
the goods.
Manager E. L. Lucas of Hotel Colo
rado is again at home after a business
visit to Denver. Mr.. Lucas is having
printed some very tasty and expensive
booklets which tell of the charms of
Glenwood and particularly call atteu-
ton to Hotel Colorado.
Ed White. the hustling potato buyer
of Carbonate. spent few days in
Gienwood this week recuperating from
an attack OF neulalgIa when lett nnu
looking Is t.4oUsu Dau Jl5I 1.EO.
Ito the pool and struck his face on
tie bricks at the bottom.
1t Wa, tue intention of the Straw
berry committee to employ the RIlic
tand for strawberry day, but it Is
reported the organization has iisband
ell and Will be unable to come This
report WI he investigated and it may
be that Rifle wil come "a usual
Manager Lloyd of the Grand Valley
C.I 4 Ga, company, came in Monday
night from Co erado Springs where he
had spent several days on business af
fa:Ts. Everything Is going along in
tIue shape at the oil well at DeBeqIe
and steady pumping of OIL viii proba-
lily begin in the near future.
Attorney H. 81. NingsDury, who has
suffered the past week from an attack
of pneumO mOnia, is now greatly improved
and at the tine tine Post goes to press
time since the beginning of his illness
week ago. 1t Is thought he is now
almost completely out of danger.
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Prof. !. II. Kelly, principal of the
C0lcrato stat, Normal school at Gun
nison, was a visitor to Glenwood Thurs
dav in the interest of his school and
made pleasant call at this office ana
explained the progress being made by
the new western slope institution.
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c. A. Rathbone. manager of the Hot
Spring, company, has announced that
the poo vii Ice given over free to the
Strawberry Day visitors as a courtesy
from the company. Hundreds come to
the city and enjoy the company's hos
pitality on our fete day and this year
will be no exception.
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Eugene Cross, son of City Clerk and
Mrs. Cross, has been signally recog-
nized by Congressman E. T. Taylor,
who has chosen "Gene'' for the West
Point scholarship from this district.
There is no doubt but he will pass
the necessary examination and receive
the appointment.
That Glenwood is going to have one
of the fastest ball teams on the west
ern slope was proven last Sunday after
noon when Manager Lucas ball tossers
debated Eagle by = score Of 3 to 2.
It is also announced that three more
players will arrive within the next
few days and will greatly strengthen
the team.
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Hans S. Henrickson, one Of the best
farmers in. the Peach valley section,
came in last Wednesday to trade two
silver dollars FOR 50 copies of the
Glenwood Post which he says is the best