The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06

tisa tsaPssancs bin paaaed tie seaate
AAs4 WsAnssdayf IL Vas 3 70 With
6-.ator Napier absent. Sure, Barney,
ven excuse yea. We didn I nesA you,
anyway.
TIE street force vas busy the hrst
Of tie vssk tAauing out the street
Eutters with . steam jet. This tas
the first time this winter it has been
necessary to make use eS the stean
engine.
II. O. Svitzer has written the Post
from NehEaska, whore he and Mrs.
switasr we're visiting relatives, saying
that they would 90 from there to sac
Antonio, Texas, where he asked that
the Post be sent to them.
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While you are in Glenwood eat at
the beautiful Tong King cafe. Yes
will be pleased with the treatment you
receive. just north Of Hotel Glen
wood. ll-l4-tf
State Game Commissioner W. b.
Fraser is advocating the passage of a
bill which will practically chose the
season on bears. He contends that the
besr y = much abused animal and does
not do the damage credited to him.
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Our artist, Charley Brown, this week
finished . beautiful sign for the Fra
tsr,al Order Of Eagles AID the same
now hsngs At the entrance to the Ea-
glss' hall On GraAd avenue, attracting
favorable attention from passersby.
Fencing and fence posts.
e-s-e7 WOODY.
"wednesday evening st. Barnabas
guild served an excellent chicken pie
supper At the home of Mrs. J. E. Moore
at the Taylor residence. The supper
was greatly enjoyed by all and netted
the good ladies . neat bunch of cash.
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1t 10 reported that J. Foster Jenny
has disposed Of his entire holdings at
Grand Valley to some parties from
Tennessee The deal involves q trade
for property in Tennessee where Mr..
and Mrs. Jenny expect to live in the
future.
The basketball game which was to
have been played this evening between
the Olympics and the high school teams
has been called of on account of some
misunderstanding between the two
teams which apparently could not be
adjusted.
The latest horse collars, great i'm
proveinent.
2-6-27 WOODY.
P. B. E. skih of Divide creek was n
caller at this office Thursday evening
while on his way to Eagle county. MI
Skiff and his brother are farming the
H. O. Switzer ranch on Divide creek
and have sold this year nearly 800
tons Of hay.
A few days ago Secretary Canady
received a letter of inquiry from p.
Kavanaugh of Nevis, MINI. The letter
was answered and Mr.. Kavanaugh ar
rived here yesterday to take course
of the baths and to use the mineral
waters for bad case of catarrh.
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Wanted-Good lady canvasser. One
with horse and buggy preferred. Cool
proposition to one who can prove her
ability. Call at this Office for partie-
ulars.
Mrs. J. IL. Noonan and John and
Eleanor returned Monday night from a
visit to Denver. John had been ailing
ever since he went down to Denver,
but since coming home he has shown
considerable improvement which is very
encouraging to his many friends.
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Andrew Moore, eldest son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Moore, has been seriously
ill this week at his home near the city
and for time his life was despaired
of. He is greatly weakened by e1ces-
sive hemorrhages, but ~ We 60 to
press Dr.. Hopkins reports his condition
- somewhat improved.
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For sale-l00 tons good alfalfa. Will
feed same for buyer. Good place Tor
cattle.
I'D ANDERSON,
1-2s-4t Antlsrs, Cob.
$50