The Glenwood post., 1917-02-17

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o. NJ. Baker, proprietor of restau-
rant at Eagle, made business visit to
Glenwood Thursday.
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Judge Hoover of Rifle creek was
seen on our streets attending to bust
ness matters yesterday.
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Mrs. Will Smith of Ruedi has been
spending the week as the guest of DR..
and Mrs. o. L. Mccartney.
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Miss Mary McGuirk, who was injured
last week in bobsled accident, is not
yet able to return to school.
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Mrs. F. L. VanDeusen of Colorado
Springs is here this week testing the
efficacy of the Glenwood baths.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Steck have
gone to the Graham ranch near Silt
where they expect to spend the summer.
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Nick Darrow this week received a
couple sacks of potatoes from the Grubb
ranch at Carbondale. 1t is reported
| that he has engaged safety deposit
box to store them in.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur German of the
Sweetwater country have come to Glen
wood for a month s stay. They are &C.
cupying the Mccarthy residence at the
corner of Eighth and Palmer.
A. B. Gordon of Eagle was in GleE-
wood Wednesday to purchase new fur
niture for his ranch home which he re-
Gently built to take the place of tLa
former house which was burned down
some time ago.
| Dominic Torrerio died at the county
hospital last Saturday and was buried
Tuesday from the Schwarz mortuary
Deceased came here from Rifle, but he
had lived for some time at Marble and
also at Crystal.
Mrs. Ollie Thorson returned home
Thursday morning after several weeks
visiting friends in Denver and Boulder
She very much enjoyed the trip and
says it has been long time since she
had so nice a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. jenkins arrived il
Glenwood Wednesday from Salt Lake
where they have spent the winter. Mr.
jenkins, who is music teacher, wa
located in Glenwood for some time. H,
is nephew of Billie jenkins of th'
Divide creek country.
Mrs. L. G. Clark entertained tn,
Glenwood Reading club at home Mon
day in her usual pleasing way
Mayor Thorson called on the ladie
and explained to them the manage
form of government which all hav'
heard so much about of late, but upol
which all are gladly seeking more light
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F. W. Nussbaum, a prominent ranch
man of Avon, in Eagle county, was II
Glenwood yesterday and he reports th
temperature at his place Thursda,
morning at eight degrees below zer'
land Storm n
the pass towards Leadville. Glenwoo,
was fortunate in missing this furry.
Mrs. +. NJ. Larmee returned last Sat
urday from Illinois where she spent tn.
past month visiting her sister, who's
husband had died from apoplexy jus
before Mrs. Larmee left Glenwood.
was a sad visit for Mrs Larmee as sh
found her sister so thoroughly prostrat
ed that for some time her life was des
paired of. Her brother-in-law was :
railway conductor and had just started
on his regular run when he was strick
en-, dying in SO hours afterwards.
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Last Friday Judge Smith of thu
county court had six young boys before
him on charge of stealing from tn,
D. & r. G. yards in North Glenwood
All plead guilty and small fine wa'
assessed against them and this was sus
pended on payment of the costs by the
parents, who promised to see that thu
practice was discontinued by thei1
children in the future.
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The will of the late Andrew Swanson
provides that Ollie Thorson be executor
of the estate and that after the yea
provided by law for settling an estate
Mr.. Thorson is to be made trustee "'
the property during the life of Mrs
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