The Glenwood post., 1915-01-09

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- Gleavssl Yesterday to Interview . |
dentist and do some shopping.
Father CsrriSan' . many friends ase
glad 70 observe that - is again able
to be shout the streets after ten days
tussle with rheumatic gost.
On Thursday the county clerk issued
a marriage license to Joe Paolisi AL
Miss Filomenia Gerordi, both residing
at Marble.
Let's not forget the basketball game
tonight. 1t will do us good to eneour
age this form of clean athletics in eur
young people and rs q means of enter
tainment and relaxation you could Lot
ask for anything better.
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+. H. Selhorst, receiver of public
monies at the Glenwood land Office, re
turned Sunday night from his thirty
days vacation and has again taken up
routine work in behalf of Uncle Sam.
While absent Mr.. Selhorst visited in
St. Louis and in several portions IF
Illinois.
/ The Gavin wholesale establishment
has been closed down, but Joe Belim
who was a partner with Mr.. Gavin in
the ice business, is still manufacturing
"a little ice. Austin Gavin will accept
position as . travelling salesman,
line of activity in which he has few
superios.
The Misses Lottie and Harrietta
Schliff came down Sunday morning
from Gypsum where they had spent the
holiday season with relatives and
friends. Miss Harrietta left in the
evening for her school at Ruedi while
Lottie has again resumed her position
at the Bigham bakery.
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Harry Richards of Denver, once
resident of Glenwood and well known
here. spent Wednesday in the city.
Harry has cut out the booze and since
he is now living like q white man he
says he just feels fine as silk Harry
is fine fellow and a great believer in
the idea that it pays to advertise and
then "rustle like sixty
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John +. Fleming of Red Cliff was at
tending to some matters of business in
Glenwood last Tuesday. Mr.. Fleming
says the scarcity of snow in the noun
tains above Red Cliff is playing hob
with his sawmill business and he is
anxiously looking for heavy snowfall
so that active operations may again be
resumed at his mills where now there
is but little doing.
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One visit will convince you that
Osteopathy is right. s16 Grand ave-
nue. lO-31-tf
f. o. Pratt of Marble was in Glen
wood the first of the week and made
a trip to his Beaver creek ranch. Mr..
Pratt has for the past six years been
employed by the Colorado -Yule Marble
company at Marble, but in the spring
he and his two sons will move to their
; life. They will be located real close
to the W. R. Lee ranch.
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, 1t is reported here that C. B. SeweIl
has purchased the Williams Brother
bunch of cattle of about 400 head and
that he will again embark in the stock
{ business with the intention of making
the venture permanent. Whatever
business Mr.. Sewell undertakes he al
ways puts brains into it and he de-
serves to succeed and generally does
succeed. Here's wishing you good
luck, C. B.
The heating plant at the new high
school building has been tested
out this week, an expert from the Dem
Yer house that furnished the plant be-
ing here to superintend the work
There has been some trouble with the
circulation. but this has been partially
overcome although it is not certain vet
whether the building will be ready for
occupancy at the beginning of the sec
ond semester, January IS.
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Last Tuesday when Jack Railee halt
ed the editor on the street to hand him
five dollars on subscription to the
Glenwood Post he said, {" This hard
times and bum business talk don't 90