The Glenwood post., 1915-07-03

TO care ana nave gone for q trip 70
Sweetwater lake. The fish were mott
fled by wireless and will hide out until
Glenwood
II. b. keller, who some time ago
suffered paralytie stroke, has SO FAR
recovered that he was able to appear
on our streets 4 couple of days this
week. However, he is yet far froia
his natural self although it is crafty
ing to know that he is making even
slight recovery.
Miss Agnes Babcock of Trinidad
stopped here on her return home from
the exposition, and is visiting with
Mrs. Will Broughton of this city. She
is former sehoolmate of Mrs. Brough-
ton and as they had not seen each other
for seven years they are enjoying the
visit very much.
Many of our people in order to en-
joy safe and sane Fourth will take
to the hills where they can spend the
time communing with nature, safely
removed from the outlandish noise
which is the natural result of q COM
bination between small boy and a
bunch of cannon fire crackers.
Elmer E. Wheatley; who holds seevral
different positions at Grand Valley
and while resting himself edits the
Grand Valley News, was a visitor to
our city last Monday. He says that
community is soon to have q canning
factory and thus expects to have .
better market for their fruit than here
tofore. If this venture proves . sue
cess it ought to add much to the pros
perity Of that community.
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The fire department was called out
about noon Tuesday as . result of a
small boy playing with fire crackers ~
% vacant lot covered with dry wild
oats at Ninth and Lincoln. No darn
age was done but one or two residences
just barely escaped and some Of these
days that dry grass on some Of tn.
uncared for lots will cause . lot Of
trouble. Why not ask the city depart
ment to burn of some of these danger
Gus spots and thus prevent further
troublel
And nov they do say that Henry
Holmes, of the Avalanche has been oat
with . Ford FLYER with which he tried
to climb tree. Henry says he picked
q wrong font and couldn't get the
thing justified. Anyway the bill lie
will receive from Morgan Gavin will
include damages to steering gear, fer
ders, truss rods, hub, lamps, etc. Mr..
Holmes will put in counter claim for
the shock to his nerve, this being the
first time it was ever dented. He will
wear = shock absOrber hereafter.
Carl Fulghum this week received an
interesting letter from Miss Allen,
principal of the Glenwood High school,
enclosing his free scholarship to Den
yer University, and giving an account
of the quartocentennial exercises OF
the Ottawa University. Miss Allen is
spending her summer vacation at her
home at Ottawa, Kansas, but from the
tone of her letter, one is forced to be-
lieve that the recent destructive floods
from which that country has suffered
have caused her to long for good old
Colorado,
H. H. Williamson, Steele Berger and
Edgar Gale form an automobile party
now getting much enjoyment out of
Glenwood and her baths. They are
from Delta and have been to Denver
and are now returning to their hime
by easy stages. They are travelling in
big Kissel car and taking life easy
As they 60 along. They are provided
with tent which they have pitched In
Noonan's grove and they will remain
during the week. They are highly
pleased with their trip and especially
delighted with Glenwood and surround
inRs. Mr. Williamson il . Delta drug
gist and is well acquainted with c. D.
Barnes and W. H. Peabody, having
known the latter several years in Can
On City.
Mayor Ole ThorsoA, Coasressnan
Taylor, Senator Napier, John Mccoy
and W. H Eafnnm attended the Good