The Glenwood post., 1915-05-22


ID. Prosperi and Miss Loretta Gerard,
both of Marble.
Congressman and Mrs. Z. 7. Taylor
returned Wednesday from trip to
Denver where Mr.. Taylor was looking
after some official business. They Will
probably now spend the remainder of
the summer in Glenwood.
Mrs. J. I. Beesley visited in Glen-
wood the latter part of last week and
is now spending the time at the A. Z.
Sharp home near Carbondale, prior TO
joining her husband in their new home
in Oregon.
County Superintendent Westerman,
has called a meeting of the members OF
county school boards for Glenwood for
May 81, for the purpose of filling Va
csneies on the county high school con-
mittee.
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All aboard now for the high school
track meet at the high school grounds.
The first event is scheduled for >
o clock and you should be there. An
exciting program is promised and the
boys will appreciate your presence.
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In the county court last Monday and
Thursday was heard the divorce suit
of George Farmer against his wife,
and Mrs. Farmer Is suit in a cross CON.
plant against Mr.. Farmer. A jury
found lack of evidence in both cases
and the matter is left right where it
was before the trial.
The hight school track meet which is
to be held at the high school track
today promises to be one of the best
atheletic events ever seen in Glenwood.
Our boys are in excellent condition and
they have worked hard in their train
ing, and they can honestly promise you
something worth while. Let's 20 out
and show the boys that we appreciate
| their efforts.
Last Saturday evening at the Bart
Perrin home, on the corner of Blake
avenue and River Front, August Mativi
and Miss Domenica Petrini were mar
ried, Justice c. NJ. White performing
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Bart Petrini and the groom has long
been employed by Mr.. Petrini. The
guests were served with refreshments
and dancing was INDUCED in to late
hour by those who had gathered to ex-
tend their good wishes to the bride and
groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Miller returned
last Tuesday from visit of several
weeks to the Pacific coast where they
enjoyed the big expositions and visited
with friends all the way around from
Seattle to Long Beach. Mr.. Miller
says trade conditions are very quiet out
there and while there are many visit
ors to that country, there are great
numbers of idle men and no one seems
able to suggest a remedy. He reports
his brother law who was SO seriously
injured in an automobile accident at
Fresno a few weeks ago improving
gradually and says the doctors now
seem confident that the young man
will recover.
Representative Noonan should be en-
couraged and aided as much as possible
in his efforts to secure 5000 of the
Rockefeller unemployment fund for this
county. In company with Mayor Thor
| son, Mr.. Noonan appeared before the
county commissioners Saturday in re-
quest for free county tools for the men
that may be employed on our roads if
the plan can be consumated. There are
number of worthy men in the county
who are in need of work and we are
badly in need of their services on our
roads. The scheme is good one an
we shall all hope that Judge Noonau
| will succeed in getting some of Rocke-
feller's rocks for this county.
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Thursday afternoon there was con
siderable excitement in Glenwool
caused by the officers chasing fellow
across the city, finally locating him in
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fellow was captured and he and MS
partner were placed in the county Jail
and today charge of house breaking
will be lodged against them. The two
fellows entered the Grand hotel and
with pass KEYS entered almost every