The Glenwood post., 1914-07-11

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serious stack Of rheunatism. Mn.
Armstrong spent sons wesks Aers in
the early spring and was naeA bene.
fitted, but recently the old nalady "a.
given her much trouble, leceasitating q
return to the treatment she found 20
beneficial.
Mrs. John Banr is enjoying q visit
from her son, Gus A. Yesger. MT.
Yeager is clerk in Judge Rothberger; u
county court in Denver and has
charge of the divorce and insanity di-
vision. He came to Glenwood last
year to enjoy his vacation with his
mother and was greatly pleased with
our resort attractions. The young man
has been quite ill this week and under
the doctors care and therefore will
lose much Of the anticipated pleasure
of his vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. o. G. Place returned
Monday evening from Collbran where
they spent the Fourth examining the
irrigation enterprises in which they are
interested. They report the valley
looking prosperous, crops being re-
markably good this year. 1t is very
unfortunate for the valley as well as
for all interested parties that the two
big irrigation projects which a few
years ago promised so much for that
section should now be tied up in liti-
cation.
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Last week the Post, in the best Of
faith, but acting on erroneous informa-
tion, stated that Miss Margaret Ma
honey had accepted a position in tn,
Cardiff school. This was not pleasant
news to the many Glenwood friends of
Miss Mahoney who have been highly
satisfied with her work in the Glen
wood schools and who knew that she
had been reemployed here for the
coming year. After she had grown
tired Of denying the report to her
frie.ds a. she net then on the street
she called 1t this Office to ask ~ {,
make ~ denial asrs positive tia.
she was able 10 do orally. We are Al
ways S3ad to eor1set IN error a.l
especially - in this eass sines IT
nsa,s tha4 ws are to have 1fiss Ma
Asssy1 excellent serviee in the Glen
wssa ssAssls for 1t least smother yea.
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