The Glenwood post., 1914-04-25

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Mr.. a.d Mrs. Ole Theron will leave
this evening for California where they
expect to spend the summer and, we'll,
possibly they may stay we'll into next
winter, but We doubt it. Anyway they
think it will do them good to 20 out
to the beach and hear once more wha:
the wild waves are saying.
The basement of Kirwan 3 new build
ing on Grand avenue 10 now almost
completed and bricklaying on the main
h,,sl ryill ha .<or
Mr.. Kirwsn expects to be in his new
gallery about June /, and he promises
to show US something just about right
in the modern gallery line.
In the county court last Tuesday
afternoon Mrs. Susie Rowe secured L
( divorce from her husband, C. G. Rowe,
| Of this city, on a charge of cruelty.
A property settlement satisfactory %
both parties was arranged out of
court, and the court allowed Mrs
Rowe $25 per month alimony.
| The Post suggests that a large flag
be unfured on the top of Lookout
mountain. This is not primarily be.
cause Of the present war scare, but the
flag would attract much attention from
people both in and travelling through
the city. The cost would be slight
What think you of the proposali
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The bond Of Orson Adams of Gran,l
Junction who was this week indicted
by the federal grand jury, has been
fixed At 10000 and the bondsnen are
c. c. Parks of this city, George ".
Ballantine and E. F. Dunlesvy Of Den.
yer. Mr.. Parks signed the bond yes
terday aad returned to to Delver.
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Frank Hayes, deputy game warden,
is considerably worried over the safety
Of sister who is Baptist missionary
in Mexico. "She seems to feel no
danger at all, but missionaries look 1t
such things in different way from
what we do. They seem to think only
of their duty to their chosen work, E"
| he said.
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The high school grounds on which
the new building is to be placed were
| surveyed the first of this week by
Engineer Rosenberg. 1t was found
that the north line is 25 feet north Of
where it was supposed to be, thus TAX
ing a strip of ground from Heuschkel
and Sultzenberger which they supposed
they owned.
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George Aachin left Monday morn
ing for his home on Sweetwater after
spending several days here taking tke