The Glenwood post., 1914-02-28

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I Hosost 49, ~ games At the
-siun viii aOt - called till nine
X, in order t. give tie hNsinsss
he . eAanes to - there for the
sans sf tie ssesoa. Admission
IS eests. t4-
There - . hsps that Glsavssa i
soon to have aAotAeF rural nail route,
this one to extend down the Grand
river " serve tAs South Canon and
Canon creek sections and all interme-
date points.
The upper story sf tAs Glsavssa
sanitarium is being tidied up, the
walls and ceilings tinted and this por
ton of the building which has been SO
long abandoned is being put in con'ii-
ton for usefulness.
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c. E. Hubbard, secretary Of seAsol
district No. i, has just completed a
census of the children of the district
Of school age and reports males, 29O;
females, 264, or . total of 554 which
is an increase over last years report.
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Ar. and Mrs. J. q. Armstrong of the
Roam creek country are speeding some
time in Glenwood, Mrs. Armstrong tax.
ing the vapor baths for . serious all
ment which has given her considerable
trouble for the past three years.
For Sale Cheap, if sold at once, build
i1G sits in North Gls.woed with in
provements, consisting Of cobblestoae
wall, cement basement, hot water heat
ing plant and plumbing fixtures. In
quire Of Mrs. Korn, s2s Grand avenue.
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A lively fistie encounter between
two females furnished free entertain
ments to the residents in the neighbor.
hood Of the court house last Aondsy
evening. Beyond creating . demand
for shirt waists, side combs, hair pins
and face lstiea 10 serious damage has
been reported.
William and John Noonan' write to
their parents from Palo Alto, Califor
nia, that the recent floods in that sec
ton have been something dreadful.
having caused . tremendous amount of
damage not to mention the great in
place to place.
Monday evening K. H. Tucker, when
coming down town, slipped and fell
on the icy sidewalk, striking his head
with such force as to render him un
conscious. He is slightly improved at
this time, but is unable to leave tn,
house and is confined to his bed the
most of the time.
At the Glenwood home of J. S. Miller,
grandfather of the bride, Rev. G. l..
Klein at high noon Thursday per-
formed the ceremony which united in
marriage Harry J. Guss and Miss Mat
tie Cox, both of Carbondale. The
young people will make their home -
the Cattle creek section.
Mrs. Joe Hartman was operated On
at the Red Cross hospital At Salida last
Monday and while the operation was
serious it was successful and Mr.. Hart
man 3 latest advice is to the effect that
his wife is doing quite as well as could
be expected, there being NO unfavorable
developments up to this time.
The Pure Food store is being moved
into the Louis Schwarz building on
Grand avenue. This building has been
put in f.rst-class repair, everything be
ing planned with especial reference TO
the needs of such place, making a
very decided contrast to the former
quarters on Cooper avenue.
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They do say that Undersheriff Mala
by of this city and Judge Rucker of
Aspen We're arrested for dancing the
r1-
last Saturday evening, but were releas-
ed on the plea that they didn't know
any better and a promise that they
would be good in the future.
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A-theuca-ine, the new Antiphligistie
Liquid, contains no poisonous ingredi-
euts: acts in harmony with nature and