The Glenwood post., 1915-08-07

Pie eaters will have = chance to
demonstrate their capacity for pie at
Rifle, Colo, on September 2 and s..
when. 4 Thousand pies will be set before
them. A big ball game, free pies and
coffee, mile parade, bueking aud
rOping contests, horse races, small
sports of every kind will keep you go
ing some if you go to Rifle on that
day.
Word was received here this week of
the death on August 2 of Dorothy
Ruth Bowker, at East Boston, Mass.
Death WAS caused very suddenly by
diphtheria. Dorothy Ruth Bowker was
the ten-year-old daughter of Lorsn s.
BOwker and Elizabeth g. BOwker, and
granddaughter of Mrs. L. A. Bowker
of this city. No further information
has been received.
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In the district court last Tuesday
Mick Calvick, = native Of Norway, An
drew Bushley, born in Scotland, John
Preti, born in Austria, and Gaspare
Fasgnier, born in Italy, were declare 4
naturalized citizens of the Unite1
States. Attorney Paul Armstrong of
tho U. g. Naturalization Bureau of
Denver was present and conducted the
examination of the petitioners.
Felix O'Neil and family have taken
the Riland house on Cooper avenue and
are enjoying Glenwood' Is baths while
escaping the intense heat of Denver.
Mr.. O'Neil is the former warden of the
state reformatOry and more recently
the chief of police of the city of Den
yer He says he is now enjoying life
ss a has-been and that he quite enjoys
the novelty of being in position whers
he can look the world in the face as i
common citizen without any obligation
to take orders from anyone.
The executive committee Of the pres
ent institute gave = lawn social fer
the teachers Thursday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Tippett westerman
There were about eighty present, and
all report = fine time. The evening
was spent in playing games, and special
music by the Misses Irene and Lenore
Sweet, the vocal solos by the Misses
sandusky and Shank were greatly en-
joyed by all. Refreshments were
served little later in the evening.
This is the first social event of the
present institute, but there are several
others planned for the entertainment of
the teachers.
Ernest Barlow, who spent several
months in Colorado Springs in the in
terest of Glenwood' tourist trade, re-
turned the first of the week to his
home in Glenwood. Mr.. Barlow says
Glenwood people should not complain
Of conditions as we are quite Is well
OF per capita as those of other places
he has visited. He was rather sur
prised to find SO many people who
know of Glenwood and to know the
favorable light in which we are regard
ed. He thinks the California exposi-
tions have been an injury rather than
= benefit to the Colorado tourist busi-
ness.
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Lorenzo Daniels, of the New York
banking firm of Busk & Daniels,
stopped in Glenwood Wednesday for
short visit while returning home from
the California expositions. Mr.. Dan
iels is . stockholder in the Glenwool
Light L Water company and the Glen
wood Hot Springs and Hotel company,
and made a hurried Investigation of the
properties Of the companies, declaring
after doing so that he was highly
pleased with the management Of sama
and with the future outlook for Glen
wood Springs. Mr.. Daniels visited
Glenwood several years ago and he Is
highly pleased With the improvements
nads since that tine.
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