The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14

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odist church will servo . I..eA 1t the
home Of Mr.. UaAsswssA - Bale
avenue rhursAsy aftssass., March II.
between the heurs e three anl six
thirty. Chicken pattiss will ts one
feature Of the Asas. fAe public is
very cordially invited = be present.
| This il the worst tine Of the year
for bronchitis and sore throat, caused
by vet feet and casting off winter
clothes. You can get Immediate relief
by using A-theue& -ioe, the new Anti
phlOgestic Liquid. 1t reduces the IL
flammation and heals the membranes-
1t should be in every nedicine ehes-.
Sold by all druggists. Ask for a bottle
when you pay your subscription.
Frang Langstoa Of the Troy laundry
this week installed new machine
which is called the drying tumbler. 1t
is the latest thing out in the way of
drying machine and drys towels, under
wear, blankets and all wooden goods
to perfection, leaving them soft and
fluffy like new 1t works on An en-
tirely new principle and IL pronounced
the most successful machine in use IN
the modern laundry.
.. ID. Button of Silt, who with Mrs.
Button has spent the winter in Kansas
City, visiting with the family of his
son, Earl, returned to Garfield county
Thursday morning and made = short
stop in Glenwood before going to his
Divide creek ranch. Mr.. Button re
ports Kansas City very dull and many
people out of work. Earl is chief bill
ing clerk for the Kansas City Southern
railroad and is doing well.
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George H. Bell of the Citizens ma
tional bank, returned Sunday morning
from trip to Phoenix and Los Ange-
les. He had pleasant visits with DR.
Berry, Fred c. Ewing and other former
Garfield countyites. He found his son,
George, greatly improved in health aud
much in love with Phoenix. He says
Miss Bess White, formerly of this
office, is also an ardent booster for
Phoenix and surrounding country.
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The government contests against the
coal entries of Andrew Hedman and
James J. Leahy, involving land N
township S. X. lO2 W. were heard
before the local land office on Tues
day last. Special Agent Ralph S kel-
ley represented the government, Chas.
W. Taylor represented Defendant He'd
man, Defendant Leahy making default
The evidence adduced has been taken
under advisement by the local Officers
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, A. l.. Beardsley is IN receipt of 4
letter from Joe A. 1. Claudon of the
City of Mexico in which Joe says he
is all right up to this time. This lettar
was in reply to one sent him by Boards
ley December 30 and which Claudon
received February l6. Mr.. Claudon
. did not discuss the war situation, evi-
IDENTIFY deeming it unwise to attempt
to do so, but intimated that he would
, like to feel at Liberty to tell what he
knows.
Tonsilitis and sore throat is very
often the result of neglected spring
, cold. There is no standard remedy
that is more effective as preventive
or relief than Atheuca inc, the new
Antiphlogestic Liquid. 1t contains no
poisonous ingredients, acts in harmony
with nature and is effective internally
As well as externally. Try it and you
will never use anything else. Sold by
all druggists. When paying your sub
scription ask for a bottle.
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Warden Tom lyman of the state
penitentiary at Canon City paid Glen
wood a visit yesterday and in com
pany with County Commissioner Die
fendarfer, County Surveyor Trumbor
and an engineer from the Colorado
Midland made a visit to Asher's coI-
vict camp near Canon creek. w. e.
Wallace took his camera and accom-
panied the party and hopes to get some
good pictures of the new work now
being done by lyman S boys.
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Rev. Geo. F. Klein of the Methodist
church will go to Carbondale tomorrow
to preach the funeral sermon of his