The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26


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Your attention is hereby called to
the full page advertisement of the
Wulfsohn department store appearing
elsewhere in this issue of the Post.
Mr.. WulfsOhn is offering some rare
bargains which YOU cannot afford to
overlook.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. J. Burns of De
beque spent strawberry day in Glen
wood and returned to their ranch home
ON Roam creek after the festivities
were over. Mr.. Burns was just re
turning from cattle buying expe;i-
ton in the south and met his wife at
this place.
Miss Josephine Rich of Grand June
tion who SO charmingly represented
her city as the maid to our Straw
berry queen, remained over Sunday
returning to her home Sunday evening
Miss Rich is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. b. Rich and is general fav-
orite among the young set at the Peach
city
Charles W Coursen, clerk of the dis
trict court at Red Cliff and editor OF
he Red Cliff News, was most wei
come visitor to Glenwood last Satur-
day and very much enjoyed our Straw
berry Day festivities. While here Mr..
Coursen did some good boosting for
the good roads celebration to be pulled
off in the Eagle county capital to-
day.
In response to the recent recommen-
dation Of the county commissioners
Governor Carlson has appointed as
water commissioners for territory
wholly or in part in this county W. F.
Mohn of Rife, 8. b. Potter of Rifle
and T. n. Lawrence, of Carbondale.
Mr.. Potter is already in the service
under = previous appointment a.d
Aohn and Lawrence will enter upea
their new duties within few days.
Will Everett and little son are over
from LittIetoa visiting Nr. Everett IS
nephew, E. B. Everett, Jr., Of this
city. Will was for . long time ea-
gagged in the mercantile business in the
capitol Of Arapahoe county but some
tine ago he sold out his business and
he is getting into the political game,
being now deputy county Itreasurer.
He says he notices = very material i'm
provement in Glenwood since his last
visit here . few years 49,.
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Among the many delighted visitors
to our big celebration last Saturday
were Dr.. and Mrs. W. F. Berry of
Rifle who were profuse in their praises
Of the parade. Both DR.. and Mrs.
Berry have witnessed several noted
parades but they said they were not
quite prepared for the splendid showing
made by Glenwood this year and they
thought the entire celebration was
great success but they were especially
complimentary in referring to the par
ade as they thought the many beauti-
full floats were . credit to cities much
larger than Glenwood.
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Ray Dickson, who is holding fine
position on the Boulder Morning News,
arrived in Glenwood last Saturday
morning just in time to take in the big
Strawberry Day festival and has spent
the week visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Dickson, and calling on his
oad-time friends. AS Ray has not been
in Glenwood for almost a year and
half it goes without saying that tine
Dickson family have greatly enjoyed
his visit as well as have others. RAY
also says he is very much pleased at
the Advancement Glenwood has made
during his absnce. He will leave to-
morrow to resume his duties at the
university town.
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In Justice White 3 court last Mon
day was heard the case against Angus.
Tappero, charged with killing . steer
belonging to one Of his neighbors, Au-
gust Bocca. Tappero plead guilty to
killing the steer but he claimed It
was Al accident and that while he was
shooting at squirrels the steer was nc
eidentslly shot and killed by him. He
admitted lia NillinRnAsa tn nAH his