The Glenwood post., 1917-02-10

week.
The market day last Saturday was
not altogether the success which is was
hoped it might be. However, considera
Die small property was sold at
prices. Perhaps another will be held
at a later date.
In the decisions handed down by the
supreme court last Monday was one IA
vorable to Newman in the Newman
Tibbetts litigation having to do with
a portion of the old Tibbetts ranch be-
tween here and New Castle.
We have not forgotten that Mcclure
pass road and had Warden lyman and
Highway Commissioner Ehrhart made
their contemplated visit to Glenwood
last week, they would surely have heard
of this contemplated highway.
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Thursday morning DR.. j. Smlts
brought from Leadville to Glenwood
two patients, Mrs. Marguerite Tara
waguer and Mrs. Thomas Bowen, both
from appendicitis. They were
DR.. Smits operated at once on both.
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Major DeLan of this city has re-
ceived very interesting and compll-
mentary letter from President Wilson g
private secretary, Mr.. Tumulty, in an
swer to one he wrote the president com
him on his German subsea
policy.
For Rent-Good 5-room dwelling, well
water in house. $l2 month.
Inquire at this office.
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The Bachelors of Rifle have wal
loped our Olympic boys at basketball
by score of SO to 6, but the Olympics
say they enjoyed the game, even
though they lost. A fine social time
was had after the game, with plenty
of "eats.'
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Miss Mayme Viking, former teach
er of the Canon creek school, visited
in Glenwood few days this week
while on the way from her home in L.
inois to Douglas, Arizona, where her
brother is stationed as an officer in
Uncle Sans army.
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Several loads of hard snow have been
picked loose from our streets and
lauled outside the city limits this week.
On the north side of some of the build
ngs it is two or three feet deep and it
was simply matter of convenience to
get it ont of the way.
Fred Wirth has resigned his position
IS assistant cashier of the Citizens Ma
tional bank and will soon leave with
his family for New York City. Mr..
Wirth 8 health has not been good IF
late, hence the change of climate in
the hope of an Improvement.
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Mrs. G. o. Beales, Miss Salmon, Miss
Louise Lacy and other teachers of Rifle
were interested attendants last Satur-
day on the closing sessions of the com
nunity welfare conference. They wele
greatly interested in the affair which
they pronounced most successful.
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DR.. Riddle, eye, ear, nose and throat
Bank Bldg.
The work on the county road around
Lacy hill is now almost completed.
Dick Prendergast, the contractor, will
soon transfer his outfit to Red Canon
where he will start as soon as possible
to build a road up the canon. Thus
are we gradually making headway in
road building.
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Frank R. Parkcs and Mrs. Sylvia
Arboney, both of Glenwood, were mar
ried on Thursday afternoon at the Ma
pier home on Bennett avenue, Justice
c. P. Rice performing the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parkes have announced
their intention of making their home IN
Denver.
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Mrs. Lou SecristDeai was before the
county court last Tuesday on a charge
of lunacy preferred by her friends. The
of physicians previously
appointed by the court to examine ber
declared her insane and she was taken
by Sheriff and Mrs. C. W. Fravert 70
The asylum at Pueblo last Wednesday
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Mrs r p Turpin died last Tuosd.,,