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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-24
REMOVE CHURCH
TO A DISTANT CORNER

Work uf removing the building Of lhe
Second United Presbyterian church from
the corner NJ Twenty sixth street and
Western avenue to Firm street and Shot.
tel avenue will begin Tuesday morning
The building viii be remodeled with a
Wow to making II the sabbath sclioohom
and the rear portion Of a large church
which. present plans Indicate win soon
he erected AZ the clslng services Sun.
day night twelve persona wcre received
into membership Rev r. n. ginglund s
pastor Tho church has lrebled ~ mem
berBhip In the pasts year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-24
SEC. LANE AND WIFE
IN RUNAWAY SPILL

WAsmNGTON. Jan q Secretary
Lame of the interior and Mrs Lane
were badly shaken up sunday whom
thr HORSES tn carriage IN which they
were riding dnshrd the vehicle into u
lamp post aud dragged II half block
down sidewalk The runaway ended
whey the horses became entanglcd In
th{fhliucas and fen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-24
SCHOONER ceNrRALlA SAVE

SAN FRANCISCO. cal. Jan "a. AnS.
iety ion the steam schooner ConlnIln
reported Saturday In distress was set
at rest Sunday night with "a dispatch to
tho chamber ot commerce saying the
vessel had been heard from off the
southern Oregon coast and that she was
proceeding toward san Francisco under
her own steam.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-24
"eFNNY' KaUEE

the Giants into possession
three of Federal ruruc lmrr, Sinclair turning Benny
"BI Radcn catching sensation with
Newark and Fred Anderson right handed ta' pitcher with Buffalo
iu rNuuH for the small fortune In obtaining kauu the tnts Immediately
gain this the EluuIs widely advertised he already a
big h'> office utuom tie natural ball player savage hitter II
speedy hr wnrlcr ability Mclirlw said last
that houu oouN Oc mtel umog & first three oufcr Of the country and
evidently h thinking l Cobb Iris speaker when he made this
uuA bHrn m, humc grul catcher within the last aud handled
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-24


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The Glenwood post., 1916-06-24

Mr.. and Mrs. @. G. MeNurphy and
Mrs. W. 8. Park Of Silt attended the
Chautauqua last Tuesday evening ss9;
Mr.. and Mrs. McMwphy had pleasant
visit with DR.. Nusbaum, the speaker h
the evening, the McMurphys and IN
Nusbaum having been neighbors and
friends FOR many years In Kansas. The
meeting and visit was delightful ex-
perience on both sides.
- - -
w. j. Guard, recently of Rifle, Jo-
Gated in Red Cliff the past week anl
has opened up cleaning and pressing
establishment in a room at the rear OF
Burbank's store. Mr.. Guard is an ac-
complished musician and band leader,
having instructed the band at Rifle for
six or seven years. He would like to
organize band here and we hope he
is successful Cliff News
( a@ - = y ata'p edI
The past week James Evans Of Cache
creek was arrested for appropriating
water from the Holmes ditch belonging !
to others and when taken before
Justice Jennings Of Rihe was found
guilty and ADed i've dollars and costs.
It is to be hoped that the act Of n T.
ing water will soon be regarded u NM
rehsnsible Is any other fqY q thew
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-24

Mrs. W. H. Lovett, who has: been
spending the past two months visiting
friends and relatives in Des Moines,
Lineville, Kansas City and Pueblo, re.
turned to her home in this city last
Thursday. Mrs. Lovett expresses her
self as having had delightful ;trip,
but 10 glad to be in Glenwood once
more. .--.- ,7..ss.
.7s4- = .S-3 .ss..ss
Charles D. Barnes returned from n
three months trip through the east,
having visited Washington, New York,
Boston and numerous other cities. Mrs.
Barnes went from Chicago to Califor-
mia. Mr.. Barnes has not decided at
present where he will locate, but in-
tends spending = few weeks in Glen
wood.
Rev. j. ]. Braun, the Lutheran min
lister from GRAND Junction who
has been preaching occasionally in
Glenwood Springs, in the German lau-
guage, will hold services tomorrow
afternoon at the Cattle creek school
house at 'clock. 1t is probable that
a Sunday school will be organized at
the same time.
The Methodist church at Rifle is to
be re-dedicated on Sunday, July 2, with
the installation of the new pipe organ,
a benefaction from the late Herman
Heinze. Bishop Mcconnell will be
present to deliver the dedicatory ad-
dress. A special musical program is
promised, and Glenwoodites are espec-
tally invited to be present.
Register and Mrs. D. G. Weyand re-
turned last week from Craig, bringing
with them in their car Mr.. Weyand' e
mother who enjoyed seeing the cele-
bration of our famous Strawberry Day.
1t was the first one she had ever seen
and she is loud in her praises of Glen
woods warm hospitality. She will re-
turn to her home in Craig tomorrow.
y - y
The forest fire on lookout mountain
which was set by flash of lightning
last Sunday evening is still burning al
though number Of men under the sup.
ervision Of Sheriff Jessup are still fight
ing it. The fire is in the undergrowth
and oak brush below the old Nipple
ditch and already has burned over sew
eral hundred acres. It is not on the
forest reserve.
Mrs. Grover Barrier and young baby,
born recently in Denver, arrived the
latter part Of last week to join Mr..
Barrier here. They had quite an expert.
ence enroute, being in train wreck,
though not serious one, at Colorado
Springs. 1t was train No. IS on the
Grande, which was sideswiped by an
engine at Colorado Springs and later on
was wrecked completely at a point in
ut.h;EslMs Msssble. Booster.
- .es4|-'- +t,.. 80. ..,Il >
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-24
1.Ass cEAurAueyA pW

This Is the last day Of the Chautau-
qua and not one person sAonld .niss
this final opportunity to hear tAs sd-
dress by Dr.. John Harlan Andfess .aad
the. light opera given by the Quaker
Girls Orchestral and opefatie company
this afternoon, and the full ccnesrt
given by the same operatic company
this evening.
There has not been one, weak numb.
during the entire Chautauque and to-
day. entertainments are on : par yas&
the best in the course. H.. a. <,
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-24

James Riland, editor Of tho Aeeker
Review, was . noticeable visitor IN
Glenwood ON Strawberry Day. Mr.. Ri
land started the first Newspaper IL
Glenwood Springs and is one of the
highly respected cold timers."
Dr.. Oberto evidently goessafter big
game, and from the size Of. Mr.. Bruin
the doctor seems to land them. When
the doctor was driving to Carbondale
last Saturday large cub bearran into
the road ahead of him. and he took
chance shot with bad results to the
bear.
y > = Eli -
Last Monday two women of the un-
derworld were given hearing in police
court and convicted on the charge of
operating disorderly house: One was
fined $75 and costs and the other $25
and costs. Judge Noonan, representing
the women, appealed the case to the
county court.
y y - S
Frank Squire who is an employe of
the postoffice at Laramie, Wyoming,
visited the past week with his father.
J. F. Squire of this city. While here
he was ordered by telegram to report
for duty with his company of the Wyo-
dc n DO rf
the scrimmage in Old Mexico.
= y >
C. j. s. Hoover, Of Rifle, former
county clerk and recorder of Garfield
county, has been visiting in Glenwood
this week, taking life easy and talking
politics little-just little. Rumor
has it that C. J. s. may ask the Repuh-
licans for the nomination for county
Judge in the coming campaign
Mrs. Grant Taylor was given de-
lightful surprise last Wednesday even
ing when a few of her friends assem-
bled in her home on Palmer avenue in
most unexpected manner to celebrate
her birthday. The ladies had prepared
the daintiest refreshments and. most
enjoyable evening was spent by all.
Hon. Chas. T. Love and wife, Jo
Love, Edna Ray Love and Milo Loys
were registered at the Hotel Glenwood
on Thursday. Mr. Love and family
spend the winters at their home in Col
orado Springs and the summers at the
ranch home near Rifle. They motored
over this season and report fine trip.
= y y - }..4as-,
Bert Mccoy of Glenwood and Ed
White and wife of Carbondsle met ON
the road between Cardihs and. Glenwood-
after dark last Thursday evening, and
being blinded by theiraauto headlights
the cars came together with crash.
The report is that Mrs. White nVas quite
severely scratched up ard beth cars
badly damaged. sssss- Ts.
= = 49, 7ee-
IL was ni&uy proper theG SAA0oo u.
Riland, pioneer newspaper mas Of Gar
field county and at present editor Of
the White River Review at Meekes,
should occupy aseat in Judge Noonan s
covered wagon with those WHO !" Came
Here Before 'S4." That was one of
the rigs in our big parade which at
tracted much attention.
y = -
j. w. Stout, who has been managing
editor Of the Daily Avalanchs for the
past fourteen months, has severed bis
connection with that paper and took
his departure for the east on Monday
afternoon. Mr.. Stout came to 7Glenwood
from Reno, Nevada, where he had been
telegraph editor for the Morning Journ-
al, and during his stay in Glenwood
has made a host Of friends by his genial
nature and manifest ability as . news
paper man. Success to you, Brother
Stout.
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-24
NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCK HOLD
ERs, MEETING OF RIFLE-
DB BHQUE OIL 4 GAS 90.

A special stockholders meeting Of
the Rifle-DeBeque Oil & Gas Co. will
be held at their offices in Glenwood
Springs, Colo,
JUNE 2eth, 1916,
at 8 o'clock p. m.
for the purpose Of electing Directors
for the balance of the fiscal year.
@. E. HUBBARD,
Secretary.
= = y
Old papers for sale st this o6ies.
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-24
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES

10 a. m.-Sunday School.
1l:00 a. m.-Morning worship.
7:15 p. m.-Epworth League.
$500 p. m.-Evening worship.
The pastor will preach at both of
the public services tomorrow and a
very hearty invitation is extended to
all to attend these services. If you
are stranger here or if you have no
other church home, we want you to
come and feel perfectly at home with
us. Our aim is to serve the entire
community, regardless of creed, and
you can help us. The pastor would be
glad to have the people feel free to
call on him for any service he can
render.
ERNEST E. TUCK, Pastor.
Residence S17 Blake Avenue.
FIRST PRE8BYTERlAN CHURCH
Cooper Avenue
Acting Pastor, Rev. John Hosking
10 .. m.-6abbath school.
II .. m.-Preaching by Rev. John
Hosking. spbject, "Greatest in King
dom.' ..'e'
D. m.- CHRISTIAN Endeavor.
. p. m.-Preaching by Rev. John
Hosking. Subject, Bread Of Life. -
Special music at each service.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting
at 8 O'Clock. Subject, "T'he Study OF
the Bible, the Word Of God.''
All are invited to the above meetings
and everybody welcome.
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-24


Ing tablsss on Aapd at ses Colo ave.
= = =
T. B. Scott, city clerk Of Meeker, was
among the many out-of town guests on
Strawberry Day.
: Mr.. Il. G. Patterson of Carbondale
was brought to the sanitarium last
week and has been gaining rapidly.
Miss Naomi Moore of Kansas City,
Mo-, will spend month in this city as
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Heis-
ler. i.
= y =
Miss Anna o'Neil is the guest Of
Miss Beatrice Mccoy, having came
down from Avon to spend Strawberry
Day here.
Rev. Charles w. Serville of the LutL-
eran church of Gypsum spent Thursday
in Glenwood and made the Post a
pleasant call.
y y y
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Geer of Deltn
are registered at the Hotel Glenwood.
Mr.. Geer has just been appointed post
master at Montrose.
- y y
Mrs. Harry Cooke Of Red Cliff gave
birth to a fine eight-pound baby boy
at the sanitarium last Sunday. Mother
and son are doing nicely.
y ) y
Henry French has returned from the
University of Denver Dental school and
has taken a position in the drug store
of Howard and Hubbard.
y y y
Mr.. and Mrs. Ragland are in the city
for the summer and have taken cot
tage. Mr.. and Mrs. Ragland are the
parents of Harry Ragland.
y y )
Miss Luella Jackson, who has been
visiting Miss ST. Clair Naiper for the
past week, returned to her home at
Ouray last Thursday morning.
y j -
Erie Hubbard has resigned his posi-
tion at the Howard & Hubbard Drug
store and has taken the place Of John
Clark in the E. B. Everett Jr. grocery
store.
= = >
Mrs. Lizzie Haffner of Salida under
went an operation at the sanitarium on
Tuesday. DR.. Hopkins is in charge OF
the case and Mrs. Haffner is improving
rapidly. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Cansdale and Mr.. and
Mrs. Long and sons, of Collbran, were
guests of DR.. and Mrs, G. M. Stewart
last week, returning to their home OF
Monday.
Division Engineer Dickson made al
official trip to Eagle and Gypsum last
Monday, going over the water .situatlor
with E. E. Lea, the water commissitn mel
of district 81.
= = y
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Fuller left early
yesterday morning by Saxon car To-
Pueblo where they will visit for {
couple weeks or longer, just as thu
notion strikes them.
The Aspen Times reports over 20t
people as coming to our strawberr.
Day, aside from those who came b,
auto. This shows a neighborly spiri
which we greatly appreciate.
Mrs. J. L. Couglman and daughter
in-law, Mrs. Glen Couglman, of Grant
Junction were at the Grand hotel last
week for visit and to take in the bi,
Strawberry Day and festival.
= y =
Miss Ethel Williams of Gilman Wis
Iited in Glenwood over Strawberry da,
and greatly enjoyed the opportunity
to again greet and mingle with hel
schoolgirl friends of this place.
Y :: =
Barnctsc Napiet, Jr., left yesterday
for an exten le,! visit in Missouri. Mr.
Napier will take in Hamilton, Kansas
City and Bonneville at which place he
attended the Kemper military school.
= y y
AL Coulter spent several days in Glen
wood last week renewing old acquain
tances and after taking in the bis
Strawberry festival left Monday fol
his ranch on. the Grand river in Eagle
county. sd
Hon. NJ. A. Nicholson, mayor of Lead
Vile, was in attendance at the Straw
berry Day festivities. Over 300 citi
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-24
81 N2lD ~
q VyIrZI[MoS "a
HlpQgIKY KY6SZ]

&W)WZEYGSZ
q. D. simms and wife of Meeker are
gsesss at the Hotel Glenwood.
= y y
AAeri6 Jessup went to Carbondale
lase Wednesday on a business trip.
- - y
4. l. Edwards has supply of wash
i.I tablets on hand at 1928 Colo ave.
- - -
6aen Russell of Meeker was regis
tssed at the Hotel Glenwood on Friday.
y y y
See; T. L. Edwards, Singer Sewing
machine man for your washing tablets.
- y -
FOR Second hand buggy and
siagls harness, very cheap. Inquire at
this Office.
Mrs. ]. Saunders is visiting her
mother in Eagle and will remain sew
eral days.
Mrs. Alice Hiatt and daughter of
Aspen were in the city last Saturday
and Sunday. 9 n
Miss Mildred Drach of Denver is
visiting in Glenwood the guest of Miss
Neldon Bryant.
Dr. Riddile, eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist. Glasses fitted. Citizens
baAk R'A<
W. E. james and party of Grand
Junction were in the city for the big
Strawberry Day.
George Durffee of Utah is visiting
with relatives and friends in this city
Tor few dayA w.
A marriage license was issued to
Claude v. Hayward and Miss Gladys K.
Banghman of Grand Valley.
y = =
Ben White of Eagle and party Of
frisnds motored in from Eagle for the
Strawberry day celebration.
> = = rt
Mrs. Charles Harris, of Carbondale,
came in on Tuesday and will spend n
aoek visiting Glenwood friends.
Mrs.. John Scott Doddridge of Lead
Eils will spend few weeks in this
city ~ the guest Of ;Miss N. Bailar.
r. - u
Lost or Stolen-Brown jacket, ta.ien
from car last Saturday in Glenwood.
Finder please return to this Office. 1t
Dr.. and Mrs. j. T. Greene of Eagle
have spent several days in Glenwool
this week enjoying our splendid chau-
taaqua.
n. R. Logan Of the Logan Invest
ment company left Saturday afternoon
for ten days trip to Chicago and
i.ockport, I'll.
Miss Edith Crook, daughter Of DR..
w. w. Crook, has returned from Canon
City where she has been attending
school the past year.
Mrs. v. T. Brown and little son,
walter, of Csrbondale are in the city
thas week visiting friends and atten l.
i.g the Chautauqua.
\ = =
Henry Mertens, we'll known busi-
nss man Of Marble, returned to his
Asns. last Monday after spending sew
eral days in the city.
Willard Everett and two sons of Lit
Teton, Colorado, are in Glenwood vis-
7:ing with Mr.. Everett's brother, E. b.
Evsrett, Sr., and wife.
= - =
John Clarke, who has been employed
at the E. B. Everett, Jr., grocery store,
left Monday evening to take position
na Denver grocery firm.
c. G. Ripley of Denver, representing
tho Colorado Casket company, was look
ing after business interests in the city
iast Saturday and Sunday.
Vaughn Heberling and Miss Mar
zerie Pearson of Marble have been
guests in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Smith this week.
y - y
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowman, Jr.,
we're among the many visitors in Glen
vsed last Saturday, returning to their
hene in Aspen on Sunday.
= = y
The Glenwood post., 1916-06-24
HaRSG1,,,l H
Qll Motfe l|a
FuaF CHURCH OF
OHRIo1 o0IK1fI1e1

FIRST CHURCH OF
0HRIsT sCM6TIsf
o24 Cooper Avenue
Sunday School, 10 am.
Sunday services, II .. M:
Wednesday evening service, 8 p. N.
Reading room open ON Monday, Wed.
nesday and Friday afternoons from z
to 4 p. N. :.
All are welcome.
PRESBYTERIAN NOTES
1000 a. m.-Sunday School.
11:O0 a. m.- Morning Service.
7:15 p. m.-Christian Endeavor.
$500 p. m.-Evening service.
y y =
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
alsnwood Society
]. o. o. F. Hall
10 .. m.-Sunday School.
II .. m.-Sunday Services.
Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
Reading room open Tuesday and Sat
urday from Q to s p. m.
All are cordially welcome.
-----.- sr@-n~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
WA VERIFY ORGANIZES
BOARD of TRADE;

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
WANERLY. VA. August 26-At 81
citizens massmeeting held in the town4
leading business men OF Waverly par-8
ticipa,ed, organization was effected torsl
local Board of Trade. Enthusia SIM
prevailed and sincere interest was
manifested throughout, nasmuch as
the body assembled represented theS
largest number OF business men that
ever assembled ut any one time during
the history OF the town. The followinga
officers were elected: John E. Moss,S
president: Walter Il. Daniel, vice-presi-
dent; Oscar H. West, secretary; p. NJ
kilmartin. assistant secretary; Harvey|
Fleetwood, treasurer: y. .. Coulburn.3 &
assistant treasurer. y committee OF
three was chosen TO draft resolutionss
and bylaws by which the body IS to be .
governed. This committee was compos-s5
ed OF Thomas II. Howerton. p. NJ. Kil-R
martin and George NJ. lnman. UponS:
motion the meeting was adjourned un-Sy
I'll Friday night September ., at which,
time the bylaws Will be passed uponA
and other matters taken up. "a
Wirh the numerous advantages of-N
fered by the town OF Waverly and thaSs
surrounding community. the new or-8
SnniZation has hopes OF securing sev-SF
erui new industries OF various kinds,ts
the good effect of which will be un-8
limited. Wavcrly is 4 good town att
present. but is waking up to greater
things. II needs more manufacturing
interest and more pay rolls and is go-5
Ing TO get them. Tho close co-opera-&
ton Of the public at large is assured.
and the body of men that Joined to.gs
sether to form Board Of Trade did
so with the determination to have ~
greater. better and more prosperous
town 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
and Falling Creek Turnpike. Aucuse
%, 1915; tax. s.: $40
CHANcEnY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Eight Deeds of Tra.,. A~ou.,...I

Eight Deeds of Truat. Amoun,,,.s
to S3J,5IO. .
Catherine Carmody to Pollard G.s
BaSby. trustees. So feet J inches bv az
feet 10 inches at the northeast corners
OF seventeenth and Ma rshali Streetse
August Fl. 1915: $1,000. GsI
{. r. Robins ct ux to II 8. TAYLOR.
Jr., trustee, 4Oxl30 feet north Ina
Monument Avenue. eos feet west OF
Ailison Street. August "a. 1875
J. A. Turner ct .ux To F.. 7. RIakss
trustee. 21 feet 4l-2 inches nv iSse
feet north line Hanover Avenue. sS
feet l IA inches west OF Elm Streei
August "a. 1916: $1,000. " "
Mary L. Wright to same. 1-2xa{.
feet west limo Twenty-third street. so;
rect south OF Street. August ~
N. +. Darhanian to r. w. Jones.
trustee. lots 3l1. 312. 326 and 3a7 in
the plan of Highland Terrace Annex.j
August %. 1916: $1.1SO
w. N. Parrish. Jr., to Pollard & Bag,
by, trustees. 6S feet 10 inches by d.
feet at the southwest corner of VIII
liamsburg Avenue and Elm Street. Au-s
gust %, 1916; sl,180. i5ia
Rosa Dominica ct vir., 81 1-2xl1O feet
north line Floyd Avenue. 20 feet east
OF Lombardy street. August IS. 1916:
s4.4SO.
r. s. Wallerstein ct ux. to Fl r.,
Richeson ct al, trustees. 6Oxl50 feet
east line Boulevard, 40 feet south OF
Hanover Avenue. August 81. 1859
S9.f4D.