The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20

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! Governor SPry On rhursday vetoed
the state~ide prohibition bill receutly
passed by the Utah legislature.
Joe Leag left hast night for his ho,re
At Molina, having fslly recovered fros
his recent operation for appendicitis.
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A. II. Rolling, . prominent business
man of Fort Collins, is enjoying = visit
to his daughter, Mrs. J. r. Moore, Of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Treehter have
returned to Glenwood and have rented
the Mccarthy home on the corner of
Eighth and Palmer.
J. 8. Woody this week visited tn,
Cattle creek and Spring park countries.
He found the people developing some
mighty fine ranches up there
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Fridays Rio Grande train No. IS
was over six hours late in reaching
Glenwood, probably due to the snow
storm in the mountains Thursday after
noon.
| DR.. W. W. Crook left Thursday even
ing for few days visit to Denver
and the same evening DR.. Frank left
for his old home in Indiana. DR.. Stew
art will look after their practice dur
ing their absence.
| Last Tuesday at the Glenwood sani-
tarium Dr.. Stewart performed an oP-
Grafton on Mrs. C. G. Burke Of DeBeque
who came here 4 couple weeks ago.
Mrs. Burke is doing nicely at this
| time.
George Hayes, after . short vacation,
has returned to his former amusenent,
that Of carrying the mail on Z. Z. No.
/. George thought he had said goodbye
to the mud, but he returned just IN
time to get into 1t again worse than
ever.
Andrew Dow and his sister, Mics
Annie Dow, came up from Garfield
creek the first Of this week and will
make Glenwoed their permanent home.
They will soon b comfortably located
| in their new residence in North Glen
wood.
Joe Taylor, the little son of Con-
gressman and Mrs. L. r. Taylor, ar
rived in Glenwood Tuesday morning
from Washington, D. c. Joe accom-.
panied his parents as far rs La Junta
o. their way to the San Francisco ex-
position and - they were travelling on
the Santa Fe, Joe quit them there and
cane on to Glenwood just like an old
traveller.
The creditors Of Austin Gavin, bank
rupt, are making An inquiry into his
ahairs before Referee Taylor IS the
Post goes to press. Several outside at
torneys are employed in the case.
Judge Beardsley is representing Mr..
Gavin. Receiver Fordham has had
three or four bids for Gavin's interest
in the ice plant and will perhaps sell
it within q few days.
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County Superintendent Westerman
Thursday and Friday conducted 4 teach
ers' examination at the district court
room, 81 applicants taking the test.
Several of our young ladies of Glenwood
were among those who were testing
their knowledge. Among the applicants
there was just one young man and he
was the envy Of all the rest of the
young men of the community.
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]. NJ. Dougherty, who for the past
two years has been employed in the
local forestry office, has been trans
ferred at his request to Roseburg, Ore
gon. Mrs. Dougherty was recently
obliged to seek lower altitude and
Mr.. Dougherty has asked for = change
on that account. The Doughertys have
made many friends in 0lenwood and
our people will regret their departure
from among Us.
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Before Justice Rice last Tuesday
morning Ernest NJ. Toland Of Divide
creek entered a plea of guilty to hav-
ing in his possession = deer hide frcn
freshly killed deer. He was fined
he promptly paid. A charge was made
against him also as to some old hides,
but he claimed the deer had been
killed before the present law went into
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