The Glenwood post., 1914-07-04

De1Sef W9o e10ctoQ 70 Ue0e1 CAe ocAooA
the coming year.
No Jsssis Hsndrieks, vAs taught
the Caasa creek seAool last vintsr, has
bss. employed in the union high school
At Grad Valley for next year.
C. l. Hubbard, JeAa ahntts a.d
JoAa VaA Hook lsft early yesterday
nsr.i,G fer . Asaiday vsestisa st
0vsstvs9ss laks. We viii k,sw ~
eAest ~ asAiag vAsa tAsss fellows
sstaSa.
Aftss III ~ big tslk absst ~ in
nsase vSesk crop sf Ka,sas Il b saia
taaa - yisA viii b sbsst - bssAsls
pss aess. Hsrs il 0asfisld essaty ear
fasoss consider the crop very poor
salsD It yisAs from 70 - 50 bsshsls
to ths acre.
A. ~ hsas 81 Pitkia svs.ss We'd
assaay aftss.soa Nh. @. ". Xslksr
ssGsstai.sa ~ Five Hs1afsa sl1b sad
. nsnbss Of otAse frisads in homer OF
Asr .sies, Ma ". q. OAeats sf Okla
hsoA ~ Asao wAs bsastifully dee
oratsd With rosss a.A Asal refresh.
asats vsss ssrvsl sy ~ hsstsss.
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A deputy sheriff froo De.vsf last
Wednesday, took i.to custody, jos L,
Cr.nss, . railroad naa Of this city,
wAe is eAaresd with Asa-sapport by .
woman and child in Denver. Cramss,
who has . wife in this city, was taken
to Denver where he will probably be
abls to settle the natter.
At . meeting Of the stoekholdsrs Of
the Gaslsld County Protective associa-
ton held Tuesday evening the follow
ing were elected - directors for the
ensuing year; J. P. Rittmayer, Henry
boseo, G. H. Bell, c. c. Graham, VIM.
Cardnell, c. H. King, J. W. thinner
man, c. L. Hubbard and r. w.
! NcGuirk.
Miss Margaret Mahoney, heretofore
eighth grade teacher in the Glenwood
schools, has been employed for the
coming year in the Cardiff schools. She
will live at her home in Glenwood aud
| motor to her school work in her new
Ford. Miss MahOney is an excellen-
teacher and she certainly will be missed
from our teaching force.
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Chairman MacRae has called the Re
publican county central committee to
meet in GlenwoOd next Saturday, July
II. The committee at this meeting
assembly which must be held some
time this month. Saturday, July 25
has been suggested as about the right
| date for the assembly.
Fred DeLong and Miss Rosa Preti
| are the latest to seek the permission
of Cupid Hubbard to form a matli-
monial alliance. The groom to be
upon inquiry admitted to Hubbard
that he was only 20 years of age or,
as he put it, just few days less than
81, but Hub was obdurate and got be-
hind that old adage that ga miss is
as good as mile'' and refused to al
low Fred to address Rosa a. "Wifey''
The young man turned away in sadness
but afterwari called up his father to
whom he explained his predicamert,
and the elder DeLong sent Hubbard
telegram asking the county clerk to
withdraw his objections, even as he
had done, and give the boy license.
So ordered. The young people live at
Silt.
As c. G. Park and A. J. Dickson
were leaving the Glenwood Motor club
shout IL O'Clock last Monday night |
they observed hre just STARTING in |
the awning in front Of Blancett 8 |
candy store on Grand avenue. They |
gsvs the alarm and then proceeded to |
tsas down tie ew.ing. 0tAsss rsspo.d-
Cd and BY the time ne Ire trseks ar
rived IL ire was out. The damage
was saisdt practically the price Of the
awning, but Il deshtless would have
been serious il discovered ten minutes |
later - the frame building is old a,d
vs9y iaflaAAable. Undoubtsdly the
ire wss caused BY Areeraekers since
oat . few Hiautes before the alarm
v0 sivsa . few yos.g pa4sssts were
ana~ ast43n~ an a h>~A l. R~>.A ~eI