The Glenwood post., 1916-03-25

Mrs. Tippett Westerman is planning
to attend the state meeting Of county
superintendents to be held in Denver
next week.
Mrs. J. s. Woody left last evening
for Rocky Ford for a-two weeks visit
with Mr.. Woody's grandmother. AID
other relatives. So. .
So ,s.y..ass
Mrs. C. R. Mccarthy and t*e ;eha-
dren left last evening for week Isl
visit in Denver with Mrs. McGsrthy's,
sister, Mrs. W. L. Reynolds. ~ 9uas
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John and Lawrence Fusner departedl
last Monday afternoon for Columbus, },
Ohio where they will make their home
for some months with relatives. q
For Rent. modern light housekeeping
rooms with use of kitchen.
MRS. SCHUESSLER,
900 Colorado ave.
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Willis Mallerey arrived in Glenwool
last Sunday from Oregon where he is
employed in a high grade dairy. He
was called here by the death of his sis,
ter, Mrs. Ernest Edgerton.
Paul Gutenberg is now holding forth
in his new blacksmith shop which is u
very decided improvement over the old
shack which has served him as. a shop
for many years.
Wanted-General housecleaning, up
holstering, kalsomining and work of
all kinds. Leave word at Ned's shin
ing parlor or call at 1888 Bennett.
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Oscor Collins died last Wednesday
afternoon at the home of his sister.
Mrs. Nelson at Cardiff, death being
due to paralytic stroke. The funeral
will be held in Basalt tomorrow after
Drs. Stewart and Clark were called
to Eagle Tuesday morning to operate
on Mrs. s. r. Wolverton Mr.. Wotver-
ton is one of the owners of the Lady
Belle mine in the Fulford district an
both Mr.. ard Mrs. Wolverton are quiSe
well known in Gelnwood. ',.~'
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Congressman Taylor has introduced
bill providing for years leave of alb
sence for homesteaders on unsurveye.l
government land. There is already a
law permitting homesteaders on sur
veyed lands to leave their claims for
a year but it did not apply to unsur.
veyed lands. 4
Owing to the illness of Rev. Tuck,
who is still suffering intensely from
rheumatism, Rev. Wells of the Pres
byterian church has kindly volunteered
to preach at the Methodist church to-
morrow morning in union service.
The Methodists will hold NO service in
their church in the evening, but will at
tend Mr.. Wells service at the Pres
byterian church.
William Duplice of Grand Valley was
q visitor to Glenwood yesterday. Mr.
Duplice is heavily interested in the Full.
ford country and expects to return next
month to his mine and push the work
on, same as he has l6-foot vein of
low grade ore uncovered, but which he
believes is Of sufficient value to pay
for working and leave a handsome
profit, especially at the present high
prices of all kinds of mineral.
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DR.. j. J. Lace, district superintend-
for the Grand Junction district of the
Methodist church, wls in Glenwood
Wednesday and e9I ircscd the til ri
quarterly c3rietc-.e o. the local
church. DR.. Lace is highly pleased at
the splendid WORK 4ey. Tuck has been
DO rg as pastor ol t..;s church, but is
likewise greatly worried over the fact !
that Mr.. Tuck is at this time So af-
fheted as to totally disable him for tho
present and impair his splendid service
to the community. DR.. Lace joins Mr..
Tuck's many Glenwood friends in hop.
ing for the speedy recovery of this
splendid young man.
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NJ. J. Mayes Of this city has been ex-
tended by the Curtis Publishing com
pany of Philadelphia a special invita-
ton to attend the annual convention Of
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