The Glenwood post., 1917-04-07

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We BUY, SELL and EXCHANGE
everything that's useful at the New
and Second Hand Store, s11-15 Cooper
avenue. Phone 160 J.
Hamilton Arthur drove in from
Raven Monday and made the Post a
pleasant call. He visits the county
seat once or twice year and always
enjoys the trip.
Mrs. E. NJ. Tully is thoroughly reno
waiting the Tully house on Bennett
avenue. New paper, calsomine, carpets
and general spring cleaning will make
that popular abode. ready for summer
patronage. ,... g.
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Local forestry officers have been
asked by the federal government to
fill out blanks describing their ply
sique-really a physical examination
and to hold themselves in readiness to
answer the call of their country in the
threatened crisis.
Born-A boy; Mr.. and Mrs. German
of Sweetwater are rejoicing over the
arrival of an eight-pound baby boy last
Friday morning. They have been liv-
ing temporarily in the Mccarthy house
on 9Th and Palmer, and will return to
their home later.
Past Worthy President J. c. Rignoy
of the Eagles lodge was honored by
the presentation of beautiful jewel
at their meeting Tuesday evening.
Lunch and a social hour followed the
business session, the evening being one
of unusual interest.
Just before leaving Glenwood last
Friday evening Judge Cavender decid-
ed the Coryell coal mining case in
which rentals or royalties were in-
volved, in favor of Coryell in the sun
Of $4,000, which is only small portion
of what Coryell sued for.
j. N. Wyman, one of the big cattle
men of the Axial district stopped over
in Glenwood Thursday while enroute
from Denver. He had been out on the
Moffat road looking after his holdings
in copper mine near Coppertone. lie
expects this mine to put him on easy
street some day.
G. V. Copp and wife of Denver, who
are at the Hotel Glenwood, have been
motoring over the country. They came
from Ell Paso, Texas, here and report
turbulent times on the border. They
were compelled to ship their car from
salida and come by rail owing to the
condition Of the roads. ,,s
scarcity of hay makes it very ex-
pensive for cattlemen to feed their
stock. A late season and the fact that
q good many sold more hay last fall
than they should have done has
brought about this condition. 1t Is
reported that around Edwards, twenty
dollar hav is being fed.
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N. A. Wise Of Emma made trip
to Glenwood Wednesday to inspect
some young stock, which, however, he
did not purchase. Mr. Wise enjoyed
the 1915 prosperity which came to all
the farmers in Western Colorado and
r.port.. the financial results for the
var's work most satisfactory.
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Mrs. Louis Schwarz entertained IN
honor Of her house guest, Miss Helen
Rosenberg, at the. family residence on
Bennett avenue Thursday evening.
Card, were chosen for entertainment,
Miss Edith johnson being the prize
winner. Mrs. ). o. Kempf Of Eagle
who is also house guest was present
James Ford, for many years an &C
tive partner in the grocery and meat
market Of Mangnall Bros. & Ford, the
first of this week purchased the inter
est Of Ernest Mangnall, the junior
member of the firm. Both Wolfe and
Ern. Mangnall have retired from ac-
tive participation in the business
Wolfe Mangnall's health has suffered
from steady confinement indoors and
he is planning on taking big rest and
vacation in the open air in the hope
that his health may be improved there
by.