The Glenwood post., 1916-08-12

u. j. James, the well known ranch
and stockman of Carbondale, was q
visitor in Glenwood on Wednesday.
Samuel Doll, the popular and widely
known ranehman of Gypsum, stopped
at the Hotel Glenwood a couple of days
this week and paid our office frienl-
ly call ~ .
Mrs. 'Dildine and daughter, Miss
Stella Dildine, returned to Glenwood
the first of the week after a few
months in Hartford, Indiana. They
are again at home at the Williams.
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Master Charles Hinmau celebrated
his ninth birthday at his home on
Palmer avenue last week. Almost
twenty little folk were present and
had most enjoyable time. The even
ing was spent at the Odeon theater.
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Miss Frances Fenton, assistant prin-
cipal of the Park Hill school of Denver
is spending week enjoying the beau
ties and attractions of our city. The
pool is special attraction for Miss
Fenton and she may be found almost
every day indulging in her favorite
sport.
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Judge John L. Noonan was nominal
ed without opposition for district at
torney at the Republican Judicial con-
vention held here this week. Judge
Noonan is conservative man and an
able lawyer and if elected will make
a broad minded, unprejudiced prosecut-
ing attorney.
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The Glenwood Light and Water conf
pany's show window contains a very
attractive display of home canned
strawberries, raspberries and cherries
If the flavor of the fruit in this dis
play equals its appearance, it certainly
is strong argument for doing one 3
canning by electricity.
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Tuesday morning Miss Frances Fen
ton of Denver, Miss May Walter, Miss
Genevieve Dickson, DIR. Allen Moore,
who is here lecturing on Palestine, and
the Rev. Ernest E. Tuck climbed to
the Fairy cave and all were greatly
delighted with the beatty and expanse
of the view from this point.
Just leave it to G. M. Keck, the
Midland agent, to keep those trains
moving, when the mud gets too thick
which has occurred three times in the
last few days, he starts out few men
and shovels and in short time the
trains are rolling merrily along.
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DR.. Allen Moore addressed large
congregation at the Methodist church
last Sunday night on the subject of
"The Failure of Palestine" DR..
Moore is well versed and pleasing
speaker. He gave a series of lectures
at the church on Wednesday,, Thurs
day and Friday nights of this week.
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Cemetery gulch has been on regu-
lar tear. The heavy rains and cloud
bursts have flooded over the banks Of
the gulch ditch carrying rocks and
debris over q large amount Of private
property in the south end Of town and
residents Of that locality are trying to
get the town board and commissioners
to take some action toward the enlarge
ment Of the ditch.
At the Republican county assembly
in Glenwood Springs on the 5th inst,
Dr.. G. NJ. Stewart was unanimously
nominated - . candidate for the Office
Of county coroner. Coming Is it did
without any solicitation or even knowl-
edge Of Dr.. Stewart, it is another in
stance Of the Office seeking the man,
and in this instance better man for
.ths position could not be found, and II
the doctor il as successful at the cleo.
tion ~ he is in his practice the run
ming will be easy and his election il
already settled. -