The Glenwood post., 1916-04-29

summoned by the sudden
death by drowning Of her. brother. She
was accompanied by her little daugh-
fer, Dorothy. :.
For s.le-.arain and feed business,
located. in Eagle county; doing geod
business. Complete set of improve.
ments. win trade fer small raneh.
Owner. Call or address, ,. J..
4-2s-5-l3 The Glenweod Pott.
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Walter Sparks has returned from
Oregon, convinced .that CAR
field county is about as good as any
place that can be found. He has de-
cided to become a permanent resident
here and will be employed by his' faith.
er, j. C. Sparks. g
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Judge Shumate of the district court
is expected to return this morning
from vacation in California. A NUN
ber of naturalization cases are to come
up today, there being no less than fit
teen foreigners seeking to become citi-
zens of your Uncle Samuel's domain.
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John Gentry drove over Thursday
from his home in Meeker, making the
distance between Meeker and Glenwood
in just four hours, and John says he
had little tire trouble which caused
him slight delay. Four hours from
Meeker in q Ford is not q bad record.
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At the court house this evening
County Agent Alfred will talk to tho
people of Glenwood on "Injurious In.
sects and Their Treatment. The meet
ing will be held at 7:3O and our peo-
pie should take advantage of this op-
portuniey to hear Mr.. Alfred on this
subject. -,
Easter services were properly OBJ!
served in all the churches Of the city.
Elaborate musical programs were a,
feature of the day. DR.. Lace, district
superintendent, filled the pulpit morn
ing and evening at the Methodist
church, giving able addresses at both
services.
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Jos. H. McCulloc of New Castle
died at the county hospital Thursday.
Nothing is known of his relatives ex-
cept that he may have sister in Iowa.
At Friday noon there had been no re-
ply to telegram sent there and no
arrangements have yet been made for
the funeral
Next Monday is the date of the an
nual school election and new members
Of school boards will be elected all
over the county. In District No. i
tGlenwood), c. e. Hubbard has an.
nounced his candidacy to succeed him.
self, he being the only candidate men
toned thus far.
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Marriage licenses issued the past
week: Geo. W. Moore and Miss Jose.
phine Bales, both of DeBeque; Harry
E. Clifford and Miss Margaret Colvin,
both of Rifle; Dainty Del Bianco and
Miss Millie Bianco, both of Gunnison;
Oscar Larson, New Castle, and Theron
Oakley, Silt.
The Civic Improvement league held
swty at the Orpheum Wednesday evening
and played to full house. With the
ladies' quartette and "feature" films
the evening was complete success in
point of entertainment and finance
Thanks are due Mr.. Hughes for the
courtesies extended.
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The many friends Of Rev. E. E. Tuck
will be glad to learn that he is once
more able to be about after an illness
of over a month. Rev. Tuck is now in
Greeley, Colorado, visiting his mother
and sister. He plans to be away about
a month and it is hoped the change
will materially aid in his complete re.
covery.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nicholson and
three children of Bay Ocean, Oregon,
are new arrivals in Glenwood and ex.
pect to make their home here. Mrs.
Nicholson is daughter of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. J. G. Sparks and as Miss Pearl
Sparks spent several of her early years
in Glenwood. Mr.. Nicholson has taken
position with the Mutual Light com.
pany. e+F E
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Grand Master Varnum of Denver,
after a delightful visit to Glenwool