The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17

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hsS 6PsinOs company viii keep the big
swimming ped epes every night until
10 Q o'eleek-
Morgan Gavin has rented the Rober
son barn opposite the GlenwOod Post
and has established an auto livery in
same and has placed "For Hire"
car on the street.
Odeon patrons were highly enter
tanned Thursday evening with . splen-
did performance of Richards L Prin-
gle minstrels. Lovers of the humor-
GUS were well pleased with the enter
tainment.
Don't overlook the community sup
per At Dougan's hall next Thursday
evening The ladies' are planning a
big feed and they want everyone to
attend. Only so cents and the fund
to be used for q community advertis-
ing fund.
Mrs. Mason and Miss Clanton gave a
joint musical recital Thursday evening
at the C. W. Darrow home on Pitkin
avenue. A very interesting program
was rendered, participated in by many
of the high school students and others.
hghtful manner.
Miss Helen Cowles, the popular
''hello girl' of Marble passed through
Wedding bells are rumored, but the
young lady was giving ont no informa-
tion concerning the matter. We must
admit, though, that she appeared un-
usually hapy.-Oarbondale Item.
The Jensen Creamery company of
Grand Junction, operating to . consii-
erable extent in Garfield county, is 20
be reorganized and put on a co-opera-
tive basis and the capital stock in
creased from 100000 to 900 and
the field of activities of the company
correspondingly enlarged, according to
press reports.
The convict road camp has been
<o h. la%
creek and just below the Trumbor
ranch. The men will begin their work
at the city limits of Glenwood Springs
and work right up the canon, doing the
job right as they go and leaving
| first-class road 16 feet wide. 1t is
the hope of the commissioners to keep
them at this work until it is finished
all the way through to the county
line.
Miss Hattie Lagrampa was in Judge
Squire's court last Tuesday on com
plant of Mrs. Ella Ellis, ON a charge
of disturbance. The defendant is .
dusky damsel of Palmer avenue, living
near the residence of Mrs. Ellis, also
cOlored. After hearing the testimony,
which had repulsive sound to refined
ears, the magistrate declared the de-
fendant guilty and assessed the fine at
. and costs and advised Misc Hattie
that if again arrested on a similar
charge it would be advisable for her
to pack her trunk before appearing in
court.
That is . pretty good joke on c. ".
Taylor, but Is Charley tells it on him
self it must be true. Last Saturday
morning Mr.. Taylor's stenographer,
Miss Neldon Barlow advised her en-
ployer that she had an invitation to =
wedding, and that she would like =
days vaction, to which request Mr..
Taylor calamity seeeded. Monday
morning at the usual hour the young
lady returned to her work and it was
not until some time in the afternoon
that Mr.. Taylor learned on the street
that his stenographer had employed her
vacation by making trip to Aspen TO
attend her own wedding to Neal Smell
Ger of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Smelcer
will continue to make their home in
Glenwod.
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A letter was received in Glenwood
this week from Charles A. Rathbone
who il stationed in . camp just out
side of Liverpool doing military ser
vice for the English government. Mr..
Rathbone was recently promoted to =