The Glenwood post., 1916-12-09

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were in the city on shopping expe-
dition Saturday.
'Fhe new furnace will be fully IT,
stalled and the grade school house
ready for occupancy Monday morning,
December 11Ah.
W. E. Smith has sent to Oklahoma
for his family and they are expected
in the near future. Mr.. Smith is en-
gineer at the convict camp.
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If you are interested in q community
Christmas tree, be at the rest room this
afternoon at O'Clock. The general
public is requested to attend.
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Charles Keegan was host at Stag
party Tuesday night. Messrs Howard
and Hubbard and the clerks of the
Busy Corner drug store were his guests
at an oyster supper at Martin IS Cafe.
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The Shoshone power company's peo-
pie have appealed from the decision of
the county superintendent, wherein she
denied their petition to transfer the
$1513,O0 worth of property out Of
district No. l. n,
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Born, a girl-Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
West were made very happy Thursday
morning, for unto them child was
born. DR.. Stewart reports that the
mother and babe are doing nicely. Miss
Sugruc is nurse in charge.
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| Coyotes and bobcats will not be as
valuable in 1917 as they have been this
year, at least the county commissioners
do not seem to think so and have made
reduced price of $1.25 each for coy
otes and rs cents each for bobcats.
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| Tim Tinsley, father of Mrs. James
Ford, has been visiting the Ford family
for several days and departed the first
of the week for Trinidad. Mr.. Tinsley
is well and favorably known on the
western slope, having come here in 's9.
He was superintendent Of the c. F. &
I. Co. at Gulch and has many friends in
Garfield county.
Miss Mabel Moore and Carl Trainor
showed decided artistic ability in ar
ranging the display of electrical appar-
atus and the decorations at the Elec-
trio show. 1t was huge undertaking
to convert an empty building into such
scene of loveliness and the success
of the electric show of this year, is due
almost entirely to their fertile brains
and untiring efforts. a.
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The teachers held meeting at the
home of Prof. Elmer Underwood We'd
nesday evening to devise means where
by standard test of school work may
obtain. Dr.. Clapp, of the state uni
versity faculty was present. There
are sixteen of the larger schools of the
state taking up this same work with DR..
Clapp. Mrs. Westerman and all the in
structors of the Glenwood schools were
present. After the transaction of bust
! ness Mrs Underwood served delicious
refreshments. The next meeting of the
school club will be held January 9th.
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Charles Howard and Fred Meier
have purchased the Pure Food store
formerly conducted by Mrs. Hutch
ings and are now prepared to cater TO
the public with the best in their line.
Mr.. Howard has been working for Fl.
o. switzer and Mr.. Meier came in o.
the Midland Sunday from Denver,
where he had been with the John
Thompson Grocery company for the
past four years. Mrs. Meier and daugh-
ter accompanied him. Both Mrs. How
ard and Mrs. Meier are daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Malaby, hence with
the arrival of Floyd the entire family
will reside in Glenwood.
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The Glenwood Chapter, No. 90 Royal
Arch Masons met in session Tuesday
evening and the election and appoint
ment of officers for the coming year
took place. The elective officers are as
follows: Excellent high priest, Sam
uel Shain; king, George W. Farmer;
scribe, DR.. E. J. Horan; secretary, E.
E. Fordham; treasurer, Louis Schwarz.
Appointments were VIM. Rohr, captain
of the host; Levi W. Ward, principal
sojourner; Ernest W. Larmee, Royal
Arch captain; N. J. Darrow, master of
the third veil; ]. M. Silver, master Of
the second veil; Harry 7. King, master
of the first veil, and A. F. 6ommer,
aantinal All fha ahaua -. ..xu,