The Glenwood post., 1915-10-30

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II. a.d Ass A. z. Aeose expect to
isaSe The first Of next week fer . tvs
nsntAs' visit to tie expssitiens aad
otAer Cslifesnia sttrsetions.
Hev. L. T. Tuck nade 4 trip to Rifl.
this week to assist Rev. Hutehinss ia
his canpaign in the interest Of Denver
University.
oscar Lewis, who during the past
summer has been working at Narbl-,
came down Thursday evening for y
short visit with his mother, Mrs. Anna
Z. Lewis. Oscar expects to leave the
first Of next week for Salt Lake City.
J. Frank Taugheabaugh, once county
clerk and recorder of this county but
sow reformed and living on q ranch
near Rifle, Was attending to some bust
| ness matters in Glenwood last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Hrs. Elmer B. Underwood
are rejoicing over the arrival at IN
early hour last sunday morning of IA
husky soa ~ho tips the scales At 9h
pounda. All interested are feeling fiue,
and the bright little stranger is already
giving his daddy lessons in discipline.
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W. L. Swick left Monday evening
for business trip to Denver, having
been called there in negotiation with
parties in regard to his patent irrigs-
tion flume. Mr.. Swick has .. excellent
flume rs n great many irrisators in
this county can testify.
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VIM. D. NeCrackan, c. 8. DID,, . mem
ber Of the board Of iectureship of the
First Church of Christ Scientist in Bos-
ton, Massachusetts, will lecture n
Christian Science, under the auspices Of
Glenwood society, November 4th, at
Odd Fellows hall, at sp. m. The lecture
is free, and the public is cordially in
vited.
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Mrs. Gretta Clark Pottinger is en-
joying . visit from her grandmother,
Mrs. b. F. Clark of Omaha, who ar
rived yesterday from Denver where she
had visited for time with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alice b. Clark. Mrs. Clark
has been absent from Glenwood TO.
shout nine years and notices a great
Improvement in the place.
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George Ozburn of Cattle creek writes
the Post to say that we were in errcr
in last weeks issue in saying that he
had beaver skins in his possession con-
trary to law. He says he had one
beaver skin, the animal having been
killed because it was running his irr-
eating ditch. The Post gladly gives
space to Mr.. Ozburn's statement.
A nine pound baby girl WAS born
last Saturday night to Mr.. and Mrs.
| B. F. Biorn at their home at ia Ben
nett avenue. The mother is Mrs. Car
rie Holmes Biorn, eldest daughter Of
Editor and Nrs. H. J. HOLMES Of this
city, and the grandparents are more
than jubilant over the arrival Of the
little lady.
Mr.. c. H. Weidsahanner returned
4oadsy morning to her home in this
city after trip to The coast whore she
visited tie big expeditions and made
sAsst visit to her aant At San Diego.
Nra WeidenAanner says she was
chilled BY the cold humid atmosphere
and is greatly pleased to get back to
Colorado which she thinks is blessed
with the best climate On earth.
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Because of an ancient custom towards
rowdyism Is no reason why Hallo~e 'er
should be used a. "a excuse for commit
ting unwarranted depredations AID
damaging property. Let US hope that
the city authorities will give the peo-
pie a reasonable protection against the
hoodlumism that has too often been