The Glenwood post., 1916-02-19


marriage license by County Clerk Hub
bard last Saturday.
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We have still a few Winter Garments
left to clean up. Come, take them at
your own price at "
2-19-2-26 80" WEIR STORE.
Judge Shumate says the snowfall has
been over 10 feet at Steamboat aud
that skiing is favorite sport and
recreation in that section.
Walter korn has returned to resume
his studies at Highland School of
Pharmacy at Des Moines: His mother
accompanied him as far as Denver and
will visit there for several days.
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The Royal Neighbors gave delight
full social at Odd Fellows hall Thurs
day evening. A literary and musical
program, dancing and big feed were
the features that appealed to all.
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We are now losing the snow gradu
ally but surely and although the nights
are little crimpy, the days are fine
and balmy and there are many indi-
cations that spring will mot be very
slow in making us visit this year.
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| Mrs. Louis Schwarz came down from
Eagle last Tuesday to join her hus-
band and make weeks visit here pre-
paratory to taking up their permanent
residence in Glenwood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schwarz are at present stopping at the
Williams. They expect to occupy the
Rosenberg residence when it is vacated
by Judge Shumate and family.
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At the Presbyterian church last SUI
day evening the Glenwood Odd Eel
lows attended the service upon special
invitation of the pastor who spoke at
considerable length upon the record Of
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splendid record in deeds of fraternity
and humanity to which the Odd Eel
lows have attained. G. w. Darrow
spoke on Preparedness and B. n.
Napier made an address, taking as his
subject "Abraham Lincoln These
addresses and the musical program
were very much enjoyed.
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| Bridge Engineer Camp of the Den,
yer & Rio Grande has been employed
by he county commissioners to make
an inspection of the state bridge at
Glenwod and report his findings. Mr..
Camp spent Wednesday and Thursday
in Glenwood and made careful eX-
animation of the bridge, but he has not
reported his findings to the board. He
made the statement that some Of the
pins were worn, very natural condi-
ton, but said there was no occasion
for alarm. 1t is probable that Mr.
Camp will be employed by the com
n.issioners to put the structure in ad
jrstment.
II. c. Kessler, manager of the Rifle
DeBeque Oil & Gas company, now bor-
ing for oil at DeBeque, is so pleased
with the indications of the well which
produced considerable oil at the 400
foot level that he now predicts pay
ing oil well at depth of mot over
1000 feet. Inasmuch as the local men,
bers of the company had planned on
putting this well down 1000 feet or
more they are all more than pleased
with Mr.. Kessler's enthusiasm and op.
timistic predictions in regard to the
we'll. Inasmuch as producing oil well
will in that section mean much to Glen
wood we are all hoping that Kessler is
speaking by the card.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis King of Mem
phis, Tennessee, have been camped in
the Red Dirt country under the guild
| ance OF steve Baxter, the Glenwoou
guide. They went into that country
for the purpose of hunting wild game,
mountain lions in particular. On ac-
count of the excessive depth of snow,
however, they were disappointed i'll
their quest and have returned to their
home after having good outing, but
feeling that SO far as the hunt was
concerned it was much of a failure.
However, they realize that this is one
of the greatest hunting fields in the
world and they will return here again,
perhaps next summer, and again try
their luck. They are not strangers to
Colorado which they regard as most
unn1orfu1 state