The Glenwood post., 1915-06-05


Miss Villa Clanton, music teacher in
the Glenwood schools, will leave in
day or two for Berkeley, California,
where she will attend the summer
school.
DR.. Riddle, eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist. Glasses fitted Gtisens
Bank Bldg
The Glenwood Oiympics defeated the
Carbondale team at baseball last Sun
day afternoon, the score being IL TO ).
Some very punk playing indicated the
need of some hard practice by both
teams.
The Civic Improvement and literary
club entertained their husbands aui
friends Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. John Moore, the evening was
pleasantly spent at fve-hundred, after
which a delicious lunch was served.
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While you are in Glenwood eat at
the beautiful Tong King cafe. You
will be pleased with the treatment you
receive. Just north Of Hotel Glen
wood. ll-l4-tf
Miss Lucille Smith, who finished her
hign school course here this year, re.
turned to her home at Sunlight last
Saturday. Next week she will accom-
pany her parents to California where
they will spend the summer at the ex-
position.
Word reached Glenwood yesterday
morning from Red Cliff to the effect
that, owing to the long severe ra'Es
and snow storms, the committee had
decided to postpone the outdoor Good
Roads celebration which was to have
been held today to some future date
which is yet to be determined.
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H. X. Harrison, deputy from the
state engineers office at Denver is
conducting an examination at the court
house today of applicants for appoin.-
ment to the position of irrigation ca
gineer for division No. 5, Those taking
the examination are, Theodore Rosen
berg, A. j. Dickson and p. b. E. Skiff.
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The Students of the graduating class
term this year, when it was found that
Miss Lucille Smith ranked first, which
entities her to scholarships from the
State University and Colorado College,
Miss Bessie Dobson ranks second, which
entities her to scholarship from Colo-
RADIO College.
The Glenwood band is now doing
some good work and their recent street
concerts have been very much appre-
eiated. The boys are learning that it
takes more than one kind of harmony
to make band and they are all buck
ling into the work with an earnestness
that should give excellent results be-
fore the summer is over.
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Claude Beckham returned Thursday
from South Bend. Indiana to which
point some weeks ago he took his two
daughters. Crystal, who had been quite
poorly prior to leaving here made
rapid improvement as soon as a lower
altitude was reached and she has
shown marked improvement ever since
they reached the Hoosier state.
In Justice White s court Thursday
afternoon the hearing of Harrison Ker-
lee, charged with the murder of Joha
W. Ulrey on May 10, was completed,
D. R. Mcconnell, superintendent of the
Morrisania ranch being the only wit
ness to testify at this time. At the
conclusion of the testimony, Judge
White bound the prisoner over to the
district court
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Carpenters are working as fast as
possible on the new residence of J. 5.
Silver at the corner of Blake avenue
and Eleventh street and the family
will be able to occupy their new home
some time this month, perhaps about
Strawberry day. This is to be beau-
tiful residence, one of the most con-
venient in the city, and it will prove
An attractive addition to that portion
of the city.
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The Post just learns that Miss Clara
Claudon was married in Los Angeles
on May % to Jack 8. Battle of tina:
cifv and that Mr and Nrs Ra%+lo