The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26

Denver where they will spend the sum
mer visiting with Mrs. French S par.
ents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Chadwick re
turned this week from Salida, where
Mrs. Chadwick recently underwent an
operation. She returned very much
improved in health.
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J. +. Mccoy is expected to drive
in from Denver today with his new
1916 Buick. This car is making quite
hit in other places but this will be
the first one to be seen in this coun-
try.
Miss Mildred Needham, daughter Of
Congressman Needham of California,
arrived in this city last Wednesday
from San Diego, and will spend . short
time visiting Congressman Taylor anil
wife.
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A Farmers Union picnic will b..
held tomorrow at stauffacher's grove
sbove Carbondale. A basket dinner
will be enjoyed and there will be
speaking along the line of the far
mers' needs.
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Our people are not strangers to Prof.
Guard and his Rifle band and we sure
1y enjoyed their music last Saturda '
on the occasion Of the big Strawberry
festival. A good band is = good thing
in keeping a town on the map and it
is to be hoped that Rifle will encour-
age Guard and his windjsmners.
Norman Temple is the new cashier
for the Wells Fargo Express company
at this place. The young man is a
son of J. 8. Temple of Denver, former
manager of the Western Newspaper
Union and at present deputy state trea-
surer. The young Mr.. Temple begun
his work in the local office early this
month.
After July l family mileage books
will be put on sale by Colorado rail
roads, the price being the same Us
for the books heretofore in use but
the new books will permit the use Of
same by the whole family of the pur.
chaser. This. is in accordance with
recent order of the Public Utilities
commission.
There is always something happening
up at Marble. This time it is the
breaking of the dam of the Colorado.
Yule Marble company at Lizard lake
The accident occurred last Friday o,
Saturday and will result in consider.
able loss and embarrassment to the
company. The Post is not advised az
to the details of the loss.
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The Aspen Democrat-Time reports
that there were 100 tickets sold at the
depot Saturday morning for the ex
cursion, besides the great number Of
people who drove down in their cars,
and those who came down in the earl
ier part of the week. 1t seems, there
fore, as if we have no cause to cola.
plain of the attendance to our Straw.
berry festival from that place.
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One Of our farm subscriber to make
. pleasant visit to the Post last Sat.
urday during the Strawberry festivi
ties was Ed Claussea of the Carb N.
dale country. We used to buy oat.
meal and bacon Of Ed when be was IN
the grocery business in GIenwood bu,
then he was jsst an ordinary businss.
nan like some Of the rest Of us and
didn't amount to 70 very much, but
since then he got to be . farmer and
is producing the oatmeal and bacon in.
stead of simply handling these com.
nodities, we are all locking up to
him for the farMers are The real elect
now-a-days, the real aristocracy and
no mistake. Mr.. Claussen believes in
putting brain rs vel - Drawn into
his efforts, and he possesses both, anj
the intelligent maaL-r in which he ia
prosecuting his work is bringing tie
nstural returns. As he dropped . few
dollars ON our counter with . smile
and asked to have his subscriptioa date
extesded M. Clausssn assured - that
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iats@osat farniAe.