The Glenwood post., 1914-05-02

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The Progressives of Colorado are |
! making strenuous efforts to take the |
right side in the present controversy |
between the miners and the mine own |
ers.
Reports received from the Antlers
section tell of a fine prospect for
bumper crops of fruits and grains.
There is an abundance of water in the
big reservoir for the summer irriga-
tion.
An effort is to be made to put new
life into the Business Mems league.
II has lain soruer dormant for several
wee Ks. but many believe the time has
come when some hustling should be
done.
Master Philip kirwan entertained
Thursday evening in honor of his
sixth birthday. \ number of his little
friends Joined him in the good time
arranged by his parents. Mr.. and Mr..
P. J. Kirwan.
Visitors to this city remark upon
the great improvement the Mccoy
garage building Is making on Grand
Avenue. They say Glenwood gives
every indication of being one of the
best towns in the state.
, Grand Junction has a fine lot of
hustlers. They not only took steps TO
have their own roads made good, but
they donated money and sent a large
r force of men into Utah to help that
: state improve the desert roadway.
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W. r. Callicotte, who was here tais
week, announced that he contemplates
5 moving his wife and daughter from
Denver to this city that they might
. have the benefit of the delightful sum
D mer weather Glenwood always enjoys.
In spite of the fact that people were
being killed, it is noted that those en-
: gagged in the battle were to be seen
occupying prominent places from which
they could view the conflict between
+, the coal miners and the militia and
4 guards.
- Glenwood flower and vegetable gar
dens are coming up in excellent shapl
and this summer will see some grear
a ..city farmer stories Matched for re
A. counting while gathered around th'
,s fireside during the winter days o'
or l9l4-l9l5.
While driving an auto along the Re-
lie canon road Tuesday of this week, DR.
v G. A. Hopkins had the misfortune t.
k. strike one of the large rocks whic.
to occupy such prominent places in IN
roadbed. Considerable damage result
ed to the auto.
.- Ollie Thorson and wife left the frs
rs of the week for Boulder where the
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friends. They will then go to Califol
mia for several mont hs-unless the ca
eh of Glenwood's ideal climate bring
80 them back sooner.
We May has been designated by &c,
ernor Ammons as Good Roads Day al
:, everyone is urged to do something I
- improve the highways Of the stat
Glenwood should formulate her plal
,ae if she is going to join hands with h,
sisters of the state.
- will do anything to secure bette
roads in this country said GeOre
Edinger as he attached his name
one of the petitions being circulate
which call for law to increase II
state road fund. George is firm D.
cf lever in good roads.
:, Miss Marian Carpenter. a former re
-, ident of Glenwood but for man
months stenographer for the Sopr
forest at Aspen, has been transferre
th to Glenwood and Thursday took up hi
,a. duties as stenographer in the Hol
rk Cross forestry office.
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Manager E. E. Lucas of Hotel Col
RADIO reports July and August reserv
en- tions at the hostelry to be heavy. H
on says he is receiving many comnunic
-. Itions from people who expect to con
Il, from Denver to Glenwood after the
N. attend the Elks meeting.
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h. In the district court Thursday afte
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