The Glenwood post., 1916-01-08

pretty koOu sign that tASAo 40 SOH-
siderable snow in the hills. That's
condition that exists at. the present
time as more than one ranchman can /
testify. A.
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The gasoline engine which. drives the
air compressor for the rock. drills q.
the county road camp up the canon,
"laid down" on its work early in the
week. W. M. Tait gave it an. over
hauling, and at last reports the patient
had entirely recovered from its indis-
position to work.
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Mrs. l.. Livingston has spent the past
week in GlenwOod, calling on many
friends. Mrs Livingston was Cor
many years resident of Glenwood, but
lis now, with her son, Bob, residing on
her splendid ranch near Eagle. She Ell
ljoyed attending the Eastern Star in
stallation last evening and will return
today to her home.
Last Monday evening Charles Jacob
son of Denver, grand secretary Of the
Masonic grand lodge of Colorado, paid
an official visit to the local lodge at
which time he delivered very inter
esting address which was much enjoyed
by the lodgemen in attendance. Mr..
jacobson was entertained at six 'clock
dinner by Senator and Mrs. B. T. Ma
| pier at their home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pavey of Leas-
burg, Ohio, who are making honey
moon tnp to Seattle, Washington,
stopped over in Glenwood this week
for visit to Mrs. Pavey's aunt, Mrs.
j. w. johnson of this city. They were
married in Laasburg on Christmas day
and started at once for the west. They
are SO well pleased with Glenwood tina t
they think they will come again.
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The main office of the baths this.
week was moved over to the stone
bath house. To those of us who have
been accustomed to associating the
81 Hot Sprngs'' management with the
office of the Light company, this
change will be quite an innovation, but
1t SERVES to emphasize the fact, often
disragarded though it mas, that the
two companies were not one and .ths
same
As q result Of the way Rollin Smith
and - Reans" HAlland mixed it on the
floor of the hall during the .basketbajl
game at Grand Valley last Saturday
evening R0llin is wearing a bum lamp
and Beans is referred to by his fellow
students as q sorehead. But they both
feel good aver the fact that their team
came out victorious and are not conf
planning over their personal misfor.
tunes-
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J. O. Pyle of P.ehlo, once a resident
of Glenwood where he uas employed
as a meat eatter, visited this city the
first of the week while returning from
DeBeque where he is interested in +he
development of the Grand River Oil S.
Gas company. Mr.. Pyle is confident
that his company will yet make a sue
cess of their well upon which work
was stopped some time ago, owing to a
lack of funds. Mr.. Pyle has intereste
several Pueblo people in the undertak.
ing and predicts that work will be re
sumed in the not very distant future.
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Jim Howe, beg pardon, Grandpa
howe, has been telling his Glenwood
friends this week of bright young
man who came to his home December
% at Eugene, Oregon, to the delight of
ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Bogue.
Mrs. Bogue is well remembered by our
iAenwood folks as Miss Lulu Howe who
ived with her parents many years IN
ileswood, but who, upon her marriage
few years ago, went to Oregon to I
make hef home, followed soon after.
Yards by her parents.
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Those Of our people who talk about
he unusual snow Of The present time