The Glenwood post., 1914-09-19


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tioasl 1t Frsita has 49, ssaiRsA to
the Gleawood ehafOe, 90 y eaPseted
to be here to hslA IL sseslas ssrviees
tomorrow.
The young nes coaPssi.g tAs Ao<el
Colorado orchestra - Cesny's Trio.
have completed their easGsaet With tie
hotel and will leave As.Aay .srnins
for the east Mr.. CeFny will join his
fathers orchestra in Chicago. Mr..
Kopp will 20 to his hone in Aenne-
2polis and Mr.. Boyer vill jsin the
Boyer Trio, in Chicago. These accom-
plished young men have, during their
stay in Glenwood, made many friends
who will greatly regret their departure
and who will wish then well wherever
they may locate.
E. L. Peisar has this week been Civ
ing q very successful denomination II
his patent automatic irrigation pump
near the Walz ranch west of this city.
He is lifting water IS fest With the
greatest ease with . small model of his
machine. BY using . lsrser machine
he can not only lift nero ws4es, but
lift it higher. InasnaeA as the fFst
cost is practically the only cost, the
machine operating with no other power
than the water running in the ditch,
Mr.. Peisar believes it will prove
great boon to ranchnen desiring to
water land that is now shove the ditch.
and Mrs f. b. Everett returned Tues.
day morning from Los Angeles, Calf.
where they spent the winter. They are
very much pleased with that country
and Mr.. Thorson especially has the
California bug to such . degree thas
we shall not be surprised If We lose
him some of these hne days. Mr.. Thor
son found ON his return to Glenwood
that, anticipating his home coming, Re
feree Taylor had appointed him re-
ceiver of the stock of merchandise of
the Worries Book and Stationery com
pany, bankrupt, and he entered At once
upon his new duties.
Mrs. Lillian Kitchener, president cf
the Kansas W. c. T. u. addressed
fair sized adience at the court house
last Tuesday evening on "Prohibition
in Kansas' and in the c0arss OF her
remarks made some very sssssg state
ments which aithougA sPfssstly tss
good to be true, were sbsolutely in &C
cordance with. facts and are borne out
by statistics and observation and can'
be denied by those willing to know the
truth. Mrs Kitchener is brilliant
speaker and becsuse she spoke upon =
subject with which she was thoroughly
familiar, her address was doubly inter
esting.
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When Game Warden Hayes was
starting to Grand Junction few even
ings ago on one of his official trips he
observed in passing Bart Petrini's 8
place on Blake avenue an elderly wo-
man picking grouse. He tried to ques-
tion the woman as to where she got the
birds, but as she could not speak
English and Frank could not under
stand Italian, Frank efforts to secure
information were futile. He therefore
pocketed one of the birds for evidence
and took it to Art Kendrick's place
where he asked to have it placed in
the icebox until his RETURN. Instead
of getting his evidence" when he
reached Glenwood, he was net by Mark
Love, bearing a deputy sheri6's com
mission and also warrant for Hayes
arrest on a charge of petit larceny. The
warrant was sworn to by Love himself,
who claimed the birds. When Hayes
was taken before Justice Squire, he
was found not guilty, but despite tn:
verdict, the justice assessed the costs
against him. From this decision Hayes
appealed to the county court. The ru-
NOR that Night Marshall Ed Burnaugh
was in any way whatsoever involved N
the case is absolutely without founda-
tion.
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