The Glenwood post., 1916-04-08

Apparently the thirst is increasing
or else the reserve stock has been di-
minishing rapidly. At any rate during
the month of March Ill packages of
liquor were shipped into Garfield coun-
ty, 40 of which are charged to Glen
wood, the remainder distributed to the
various towns of the county.
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That was splendid entertainment
put on by the University Glee club al
the orpheum last Tuesday evening.
The numbers were all well executed
and we'll received by the large audi.
ence. After the show the high school
students gave dance in honor Of the
visiting collegians and this was a Very
pleasant affair. os'
There is waiting at the court house
because of the dearth of marriage
licenses. The county clerks records
shows that the last splice permit was
issued March 9, just month ago To-
morrow. What's the matter with all
you gay Lotharios? Are you too busy
to marry or have you gone broke buy
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When the University of Colorado
Glee club appeared at the Orpheum last
Tuesday evening Herbert Miller proved
to be prime favorite and his violin
solos were heartily encored. Miller IS
well known in Glenwood where he has
many friends who always have cor
dial welcome for him. He is certainly
an artist on the violin.
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Andy Safer is again about the
streets after an enforced withdrawal
from the activities of the city while
having his stomach manicured at the
Red Cross hospital at Salida. Andy
is about as fat as a shingle but he says
he feels fine and as he is using a fat
tening ration he feels that he will able
in few weeks to make a shadow.
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In the police court last Monday Al
Robertson was convicted and fined S5
and costs for abusive language to one
of the high school boys, the trouble
growing out of misunderstanding ir
regard to renting the Odeon theater
for glee club entertainment. Through
his: attorney, E.'G: Kingsbury, Robertson
appealed the case to the county court.
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A deed was this week filed in the
county clerk s. office by which A:,W.
Dennis, for a consideration of $1,000,
transfers to School District No. 1, lots
az, 1s, 10, 20 in block 15 in Genwood
Springs. This is the property out of
which it is proposed to construct {.
modern school playground for the bene-
fit of the children of the grade schools.
The Methodist ladies will give anoth-
er of their famous home cooked food
sales next Saturday at the Kingsbury
& Mayes law Office on Grand avenue.
At their last sale their food products
were in such demand that they decided
to give the Glenwood people another
chance to buy their homemade bread,
pies, cake, etc. Remember the date
and place.
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]. E. Maloney, secretary and engi-
neer Of the state highway commission,
was in Glenwood Thursday and went up
the canon with the county commission j.
ers to inspect the road work being done
by the county and state. Mr.. Maloney
also went over the proposed road west
Of New Castle and approved the plsn
Of the commissioners to keep the road
above the railroad. III.
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When people pretend to be very jeal-
Gus Of their family name and yet aro
willing to jeopardize that name by
violating the law and at the same time
ask everybody else to "keep it quiet -
you may depend upon it that such
people are not worthy of much consid-
Grafton. Those to!ks who want the
respect of oth,rs must earn to respect
themselves.
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E. G.. Kingsbury and A. J. Dickson
Forded down to New Castle last Sun
day afternoon to attend district Sun.
day school convention held at that
place, both gentlemen having part on
the program. The New Castle-Silt peo.
pie had a very interesting meeting and
treated all visitors royalty. An espec-
tally interesting musical program was
rendered in the evening.
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