The Glenwood post., 1916-08-19
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oNAN1 ASAO yCblC1udy d1ItE-
noon to attend the funeral of the late
| vice president of the bank j. II.
Fesler.
Miss Edith Kelly, who has suit in
the district court against the school
board of the Grand Valley district, has
filed a petition for change of venue
to the district court of Mesa county
The case was once tried in this county
and the jury disagreed.
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, D. S. Lauver of Emporia, Kansas,
has been employed as superintendent
of the union high school and grade
school at Carbondale. Mr.. Lauver ar
rived in Glenwood early this week and
Thursday and Friday took the teachers ,
examination. He will probably leave
today for Carbondale to start prepara-
tions for the work Of the coming year.
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Keep in mind that auto excursion TO
the spud fields next Saturday. This
will be rare opportunity to visit the
great Carbondale section and to see
how some of our best farmers produce
great crops in one of the richest val
leys in America. Note the schedule
elsewhere and make up your mind t.
join the crowd. 1t will be well worth
you while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin H. Rehfus of
Indianapolis are making their regular
summers visit to Glenwood and are de-
lighted with the opportunity to escape
the oppressive heat Of the east and
revel in the mountains of Colorado for
a time. In addition to her appreciation
of our matchless climate Mrs. Rehfus
is having delightful visit with her
sister, Mrs. Amelia Dewey of this city.
The Hotel Colorado presented a most
brilliant scene Thursday evening on
the occasion of the Fancy dress ball.
1t was the first intention to have a
ing in Glenwood. They are here for
desired to participate it was decided to
make no restrictions as to costume and
the Colorado entertained large num-
Der of unique guests that evening whose
names did not appear on the register.
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Mr.. c. D. Fuller, farmer, four miles
south Of Glenwood, is the Republican
candidate for county assessor. He has
lived there for nearly thirty-two years,
is a taxpayer and is we'll qualified by
education and experience to serve in
that capacity. Give him vote at the
primary election and follow it up in
November.
VOTE FOR FULLER. s-17-tf
Miss Hazel Chapman is having the
time of her life on the "News Vaca-
tion Trip" at Idaho Springs. She re-
ports that her trunk had not arrived,
but that the other young ladies had
lots of lovely things so she was getting
along beautifully. She and another
young lady have cottage together and
those News people are showing them
every pleasure to be found in that re-
sort and vicinity.
The rains of the past few weeks have
done much damage in many sections of
western Colorado. Many fields of ex-
cellent grain have fallen to the ground
and can scarcely be harvested at all,
while it was with great difficulty that
the farmers were able to stack their
hay, and some that was stacked has
been badly damaged by the excessive
rains. In some places potatoes have
taken on second growth as result
of the unusual amount Of moisture.
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Mrs. L. A. Bowker, manager of the
ready-to-wear department at the Napier
department store, will leave tomorrow
for a months vacation trip. Mrs.
Bowker will visit in Chicago, St. Louis,
Minneapolis, st. Paul and various other
points and enroute home will attend the
grand chapter o. E. 8. in Denver. The
greater portion of the time, however,
will be spent with her son, who travels
for the Wyman, Partridge 4 Co. whole
sale establishment in Minneapolis.
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The lawn fete given by the ladies of
the Catholic church at Noonan's grove
last Tuesday was a most enjoyable af-
fair. The day was ideal and the large
crowd who availed themselves of the
opportunity to visit the grove were