The Glenwood post., 1915-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Taylor returned
y Yesterday noon from . short visit to
Denver.
wanted-Position by competent
young man. Can furnish good refer
ences. Inquire at this office. SIT
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Beginning Monday, May 18th, the
swimming pool Will be open every
evening until 10 p. IN. Open this even
ing as usual. d.
The fire alarm sounded early Monday
morning and the fire laddies responded
with their usual promptness, but the
fire which was in the little cottage
belonging to Mrs. Hamm at lll0 Blake,
had been extinguished by neighbors
with a garden hose.
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Grover Barrier is visiting friends i'll
Glenwood after nine months spent in
Marble where he has been employed
by the Colorado Yule Marble company.
Grover reports work rather slack and
uncertain at the marble camp at this
time, but all are hoping for greater
activity in the near future.
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J. II. Norris departed Thursday morn
ing for Denver where he hopes to locate
he was not at all certain about
that when he left. Mr.. and Mrs. Norris
while in Glenwood have made many
friends who regret to have them leave
us, and hope they may yet return 20
Glenwood and adopt this city for their
home.
FOR SALE-One 6O-Gal. oil tank
with pump; two coffee mills, one power,
one hand; lot of plumbers tools such
as wise, pipe cutters and pipe threal J.
ers; also lot of pipe fittings. All kinds
Of flour sacks and grain bags.
C. f. BIGHAM, the Baker,
5-l5. 1t 9Os Speedway.
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Tom Dice drove down from Eagle
Wednesday forenoon and reported the
canon road in better condition than he
has ever seen it. He says We need
never expect to find it in better shape
than it is at present until there has
been lot of permanent work on it such
as the lyman gang is now starting to do.
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At the Grand hotel last Staur-
day evening, John Scalzo, the house
porter, and Miss Mary Bosco, sister of
Henry and Ed Bosco, were united in
the Catholic priest officiating.
The young people held reception at
the hotel and a number of their friends
gathered to wish them much happiness
on the voyage of married life.
The city council, through its police
officers, has served notice personally on
all automobile owners the officers have
been able to reach that the ordinance
governing the driving and control Of
will be strictly enforced
and that those drivers found guilty OF
an infraction of the same vii! be given
the full penalty which the ordinance
provides.
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W. F. Mohn came up from Rife Non
day and was calling on his Glenwoo1
friends of whom he has more than a
few. He met Frank Adams on the
street and these two MissOurians sat
down on a bench and reviewed Sli
times for an hour or two until the
receding sun reminded Frank that he
must 90 home and put his chickens 10
bed.
The boys and girls of Rifle are put
ting on a play both in their own town
and Glenwood, with a view to raising
sufficient funds to equip a small gym
nasium and reading room in the First
Christian church. The object for which
the funds are to be used should insure
them hearty patronage. Their Glen
wood show will be given at the Odeon
May %.
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Mrs. NJ. S. Steinberg, of Aspen was
brought to GlenwOod last Monday and
placed under medical care for serious
trouble from which she has been com
planning for some time. She was ac-
eompanied by her mother, Mrs. Jane
NJ. Goodwin, of Aspen and her sister,
Mrs. NJ. l. Silver, of this place. She
is already showing some improvement
and it is sincerely hoped that the lower
altitude and the vapor baths bring
ah har ractnv~f,np IN health