The Glenwood post., 1915-10-16

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Charles D'alRi did last NeslAv
night At the Glenvosd sanitasisn after
suffering oaiy about twenty -fssr hears
With pneunonia. The funeral wss Asld
1Aussday sfteFnoea frea tAs CstAslis
church. The renai.s vsss fsllsvsl -
the grave by the Eagles of which order
deceased was . member.
Gsylaa Arthur Blanchard Of Dsaver
and Miss Rose Gillie of San Francisco
were united in marriage ThuFsday,
October II by Rev. Edwi. Johnson, Of
tAs Episcopal church in this city. Mr..
Blanchard obained the marriage license
several days ago and was joined here
by Miss Gillie, eseh coming to Glen
wood from their respective homes.
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The funeral of Henry F. sonneFs Of
Denver was held Sunday afternoon
from the home Of Ira Burdge Of this
city. The funeral service had been
held in Denver, and therefore NO SER
man was preached in this city. Rev.
Wells of the Presbytesias church in
this city made . few fitting remarks.
IAternent was at Rosebad cemetery.
There is quite stir this week IN
The DeBeque oil field owing to the
spse.did flow Of the Gsasd River we'll
since the explosion Of the nitro giyeer.
i.s. It will take few days to clean
oot the we'll and ease OF the water
asd then We may look for . real oil
veil and N oil field that will make
the skepties sit up and take notice.
Mrs. q. c. WaAt, Of this city was
quite badly Injured in Colorado
Springs recently when . car in which
she was riding rollided with . street
car. The automobile turned over, and
Mrs. West AMI ner friends narrowly
escaped 'icatL. At present Mrs. West
is drins nicely. and feels fortunate
that she was not more seriously injured.
A sweet bit of femininity weigh.
five pounds, arrived in Glenwood last
Friday evening, October at li:S0.
No, the young lady is not . tourist
but has taken up her permanent abode
At the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c Parks at 022 COLORADO ave-
nue. She answers to the name Of Nan
cy and Mr.. and Mrs. Parks snA their
many friends are very happy over her
sdvest in the community.
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Father Carrisaa On his last trip 20
Dsavss called % MseAsr fsseratis
whom he had kaown intimately for
many yeas and Of whose esosserated
work Ae speaks in The hiSAsst tssas
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Fstts academy passed away 500. after
Father CarrigaA returned 70 0ssnewvl.
She is widely incurred in Colorado be-
cause Of her wonderful Efforts an!
great success in the education Of girls.
Dr.. G. Adolphus of Clearwater, Flor
ida, stopped over in Glenwood the past
week on his way to the Pacific coast
and was both surprised and greatly
pleased with GlenwoOd which he desig-
mated as picturesque little city. Mr..
Adolphus, who is president of the
Clearwater chamber of commerce, has
asked to have GlenwoOd literature for
warded to him At his home next spring