The Glenwood post., 1914-09-19

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Mrs. Ralph Ferrsro came over the
Arst of the week from her home in
Salida for . visit to her parents, Mr..
and Ms. Andrew Gallo. 6Ae Was &C.
conpanied by her sister, Miss jose
phine Gallo. who had been visiting her.
The Democratic candidates met IN
Glenwood Sunday and elected James
Brennan. Of Grand Valley as their
county chairman. Mr.. Brennan has
been in Glenwood much of the time
this week lining up the campaign.
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Chas Lumley, well known to nearly
all GlenwOodites has been nominated
by the Republicans for sheriff of Mesa
county. Charley is some goer and the
Pest predicts that he will give the
Nesaites an example of real spriating
before the campaign is over.
The high school football team and an
alumnae team contested on the Glenwood
gridiron yesterday afternoon, the score
in tie. This was the frss
game Of the season, but We are promis-
ed many more during the next few
weeks.
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.u1bss Il cottages. Ow1ss. win Aake
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Mrs. Bert Marshall of Alamosa is
this week visiting Mr.. and Mrs Fritz
At "The Rock Pile Mrs.
was formerly quite well
known in this section As Miss Hamef
Holden, having for number of years
resided in the Canon creek country
with her parents.
This evening at the home of Mr.. aud
Mrs. c. E. Hubbard on Palmer avenue
their daughter, Bernice, will be united
in marriage to Mr.. b. Harold Spahr,
Of Colorado Springs. The young couple
will make their home in Colorado
Springs, where the groom is employed
BY the Colorado Midland railway con-
psny.
In the district court yesterday after
noon, Judge Shumate held that a bill!
Of sale held by Andrew Safer to pro-
tect note of $500 against Jess Dewey
was good and ordered the personal pro-
perty involved sold and the money paid
to the clerk Of the court for Saffer's
benefit. This is the same property
which Frank Hess has been holding
under foreclosure of a chattel NOR.
gage.
Matters were stirred up little N
Glenwood this week over the failure of
J. c. Dewey, of the Glenwood Transfer
company. A big bill was owing to Mr..
Robertson for barn rent, but this was
finally paid by Frank Hess, who held
4 mortgage on the Dewey property, and
70 whom Dewey assigned all his inter
est. Andrew Safer held = claim Of
$500 but this it is claimed will also
De taken care Of
last Tuesday afternoon at her home
on Colorado avenue, Mrs. Charles
H. King entertained in honor of Mrs. |
INltCHCucI, u ndusdb. ne bdutcB
present considered it a great honor to
meet Mrs. Kitchener and to have her
iiscuss the things all good women are
in, those things which pertain
TO the betterment of the home and the
social life of the community. Mrs.
Kitchener is thoroughly familiar with
her subject and brought our ladies a
message which was highly appreciated.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Smith left Glen
wood Monday evening for their home in
Los Angeles. They were on their way
10 their old home in Scotland and stop
ped in GlenwoOd to visit their old
friend, John R. Weir, when they
learned that they could not proceed on
their foreign journey on account of
he European war. They enjoyed their