The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02

4. H. ASshs1iss Na PHiAyseria,
ehurches the usual OAsiss.l5 Exercises
we're heA o. Chrlstnas eve, each Of
tksse Sunday sehssls hasine the ssdir-
ary Christmas tree and s 'cArisrhA
progran, participated in principally by
ard for the benefit Of the 'iittle folks-
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Br and Mrs. .. q. Place greatly
enjoyed themselves at the Christmas
time at the splendid ranch home Of Hr.
and Ars. E. c. Ki.ssbsry below Nes
C.stIe. DF. Place told the reporter
that he had not SO thoroughly enjoy "a
q Christmas seasoa in the past thirty
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Strows came
down from their ranch in Spring valley
the first of this week and spent .
couple days in GlenwOod. Like all
other visitors they report the snowfall
very light in their neighborhood up to
this time.
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The Post calls attention to the third
and last of Rev. E. H. Fleisher's let
tiers to the men of Glenwood, printed
in another column of this issue. Mr..
Fleisher is very much interested in this
matter and he is very anxious that the
men of Glenwood become interested
also, for their own good.
The furnace in the school building
has been repaired during the vacation,
the doors have been scrubbed with
. disinfecting solution and the build
ing given . thorough cleaning while
the children were out. School will open
next Monday after . two weeks holi-
day vacation.
Miss Etbell johnson arrived in Glen
wood Tuesday on No. l6 from her home
in Fruita where she spent the Christ
mas season visiting her parents and
many friends. She reports that Mrs.
Klein has recovered from her recent
severe illness and that Mr.. Klein is
meeting with splendid success in his
work.
The firm of Beardsley Il Fipps GER
tainly Jared well in the Christmas dis
tribution of two dolls, by Mrs. H. W.
Smith. In guessing the name of the
large doll, Elizabeth Beardsley was the
winner, and thus drew the small doll,
while Mrs. Fipps was the lucky winner
of the large doll, and thus there was
Christmas rejoicing in the firm Of
Beardsley 4 Fipps.
J. S. Miller returned Wednesday
evening to his Glenwood home after a
month spent visiting relatives in Okls
homa. While he naturally enjoyed his
visit with those he had not seen for
years, he says there is no climate like
Colorado climate, and he makes it very
clear that it did not take him long to
get enough of Oklahoma.
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Norvell Kelly of Divide creek was
arrested by Sheriff Jessup last Monday
on charge of Juvenile delinquency
by allowing his children to grow up in
idleness and ignorance. Many com
plants have reached the officers the
| past few months concerning this fam
lily and Mondays action has been con
templated for some time.
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After the saloons of Walsenbur9
have been closed for eight months, by
federal military order, they were al.
lowed to open January l, but in the
meantime, the city council raised the
license fee from $500 to Sl200 and tha
proprietors of the thirty saloons are
making big howl about the council s
action. Verify there isn't much fun n
being saloon keeper these days.
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The poultry show at New Castle :he
first of the week was a pronounced
success, over 200 fancy birds being
entered. As usual, Judge Thomas, of
Eagle, carried of several prizes, but
the majority of the trophies were taken
by the local fanciers who exhibited
some fine stuff. Bert Shearer, Of Car.
bondale was high winner on his fine
Rhode Island Reds.
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Tuesday evening in the county court
Mrs. Hazel Turner was granted . d.
vofce from Nelson Turner whom she
proved was cruel to her. Another ale.
ga,ion made and proved by the little