The Glenwood post., 1915-09-11

Reading room open Tuesday and Sat
urday from 2 to 5 P. n
All are cordially welcome.
Ds. Riddle, eye, ess, nsss esd throat
specialist. Glasses ittsl Citissas
Ra.k bsAg.
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Little Ruby sultzenberger, the s-yea-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
sultzenberger of this city, was taken
suddenly i'll with appendicitis Septem-
ber 2nd, and grew steadily worse. 1t
YVES feared for . time that an immedi-
ate operation was necessary, but at
the present writing the little girl IS
slightly improved.
Attorney Sam NcNullin of Grand
Junction came up to Glenwood yester
day afternoon to offer . reward through
Sheriff Jessup for his Hupmobile ear
No. 25457, license No. 1904, which was
stolen At Collbran Thursdsy night by
the keeper of the garage who loaded
his wife and two children into Sam IS
car and cleft for parts unknown. -
Hard luck, Sam.
The Hotel Colorado il this week en-
tertaining . great body Of New York
life insurance agents. First came the
100000 club and now they have the
t0OO, 900 club. 1t is not that these fell
lows all have their wealth listed by
Bradstreet in six figures, but that each
member during the past year has writ
ten life insurance to the amount Of
10000 or 100000.
The board of county commissioners
have been in session this week as a
board of equalization, but just rs they
had about finished their labors they
received message from the Colorado
Tax commission asking them not to
adjourn their session until they re-
ceived further orders from the state
board. What this means NO one seems
able to tell for certain.
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| Last week several stacks Of wheat
belonging to Hotx Bros. in Spring Park
were consumed by fire which is thought
to have been Of incendiary origin, al
though there il NO real evidence to sub
stantiate that suspicion. A threshing
machine which had just been taken TO
the field for the purpose Of threshing
the grain the next day was also des-
troyed. The total loss which is about
800 comes as = heavy blow to the
HOtz brothers.
The Methodist annual conference
held at Denver last week assigned TO
the Glenwood charge Ernest E. Tuck
who for the past year has been sta
toned At Cortex. The Glenwood Netl-
odists have for the past few yeas had
Mr.. Tuck in view as . pastor of the
local church, knowing him to be a
bright young man who has made good
in his ministerial work elsewhere. It
il expected that Mr.. Tuck win arrive
in Glenwood in time to hold the regu-
lar services tomorrow.
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Rev. G.. A. Ellis, editor Of tie Silt
Leader, has assumed complete eoatrol
Of ths Now Castle Ds.ssrat, having
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