The Glenwood post., 1915-06-19

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Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. kingsbury have
been in town all week and very busy
in the district court in the litigation
in which they are vitally interested.
For Sale-Piano, Majestic range,
good as new, . rugs, Sx12, and other
household goods. J. p. ACKLEY,
4th st. North Glenwood.
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William Dinkel and family drove
down from Carbondale Monday even
ing in their Maxwell to attend the
Glenwood Reading club banquet at the
Hotel Colorado.
Mrs. Smelcer, rooms and board, s27
Bennett avenue. 6-l22t
Work is progressing nicely on Andy
Saffers modern cottage on South
Grand avenue. Billy Vanderpau is the
| CtutHt dTliet anu ShoiiCy
has the contract for the carpenter work.
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S. b. Mansfield is still working to
secure a creamery for the Carbondale
section, believing that such an insti-
tuition is much needed and would be the
means of adding greatly to the pres
nf -ba< 20 Of tho host
sections of the western slope.
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Judge Lavender came down from
Leadville Wednesday to preside on the
district bench in the place of Judge
Shumate who was called to Routt coun-
ty by previous arrangements. Judge
Lavender at once began the hearing
of the KingsburylLewis-B Bates, case.
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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. 1l-l4-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Parks and Mrs.
C. R. Mccarthy drove down to Rifle
Tuesday to the good roads celebration
and they pronounce that new road just
fine and dandy and a splendid ad-
dition to Garfield county's rapidly iu-
creasing collection of first-class hign-
ways.
Walker Summers. returned the latter
part of last week from California
where he enjoyed two weeks vaca-
| ton seeing the sights in that rich
man s paradise. He reports his sister
quite little improved in health and
very much in love with the coast
climate.
As the Arkansawyer would say,
"We've a right smart of winter this
summer but now that the atmosphere
has warmed up little and the sun
actually shows symptoms of shining for
a few days in succession let us hope
that the crops will get into the habit
of growing little.
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| That new iron fence which Charley
Taylor has just put around his resi-
dence is quite an improvement to this
already attractive residence property
That fence and the new garage are
both quite convenient. The one keeps
the chickens out and the other keeps
the auto in-sometimes.
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| Thomas W. Leonard, for many years
county clerk of Garfield county, made
a visit to Glenwood last Tuesday an !
in the evening left for Meeker where
he goes on combined mission of bus.
mess and pleasure. Mr.. Leonard spent
the winter in California, returning to
his home in Denver about six weeks
ago.
Mrs. Margaret Station at the Station
ranch south of town this week enjoyed
| ii NlSlI llOH hCE Dlolhtiy odHl
of Eureka, Kansas. Mr.. Holmes is
| past so years of age, but is hale and
hearty and is travelling alone to the
Panama exposition at San Francisco.
This is not Mr.. Holmes first visit to
| Glenwood.
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Our little neighbor town of Silt is
making another effort to incorporate
and an election will be held June 23
for the purpose of voting on the ques-
tion, and also for the election of town
| officers to hold until the next regular
annual election. This is Sits second
attempt at Incorporation, and she
hopes to succeed this time