The Glenwood post., 1918-05-18
Mrs. J. L. Mickey, wife of Prof.
Mickey. who arrived here about three

citis at the sanitarium Monday after !
noon. Conditions seemed most un-
favorable for a time, but a slight i'm
provement has taken place.
OF the high school faculty Prof.
Leonard Sims left Thursday for Han
sen, Neb., Miss Ruth Drumm left for
her Denver home Sunday evening, Miss
Hope Cleveland and Miss Mabel Nc
Cusky went to their Boulder homes
Saturday night. Miss Bette Brown is
spending a week in the city.
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Beginning with last Tuesday night
a 40 hour alteration is being held in
the Catholic church. 1t will end at the
ten o'clock mass Sunday morning.
Father Stern of Rifle preached Thurs
day night, Father McSweeney of Asp
en- addressed the congregation Friday
night and Father Carrigan will preside
tonight.
The women's IS committee of the Coun-
ell of National Defense of Garfield
county met at the rest room Tuesday
night and communications from the
state council for defense were read. 1t
is desired that full report from all
vice chairmen Of the county shall be
given at the next meeting, Tuesday,
June 4. -.
Redemption with Evelyn Nesbit
and her son, Russell Thaw, a photo
drama that ranks as one of the most
elaborate and best productions ven
tured during the present vogue of
mighty film ventures, has just been
| booked for an appearance at the Odeon
theater on Friday and Saturday, May
, "a and 25.
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Mrs. Harold Spahr, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. Z. Hubbard, is seriously
| i'll at her home in Ration, New Mexico.
| Her mother has gone to be with her
and when able to travel Mrs. Spahr
| will come to Glenwood. Mrs. C. L.
Hubbard accompanied her mother-in-
law to New Mexico for a short visit
with her father.
The schools at Silt were closed with
very good exercises Monday evening.
There were two graduates from the
| high school and nine from the eighth
grade. County Superintendent West
erman presented the diplomas. Grad
uating exercises at the Rifle schools
took place Thursday, at which Mrs.
Westerman also presented the diplomas.
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| Glenwood Springs was honored by
having one of its citizens chosen as a
delegate to the World S War convention
at Philadelphia, held May II and IS.
There were three appointed to represent
| Colorado, Mrs. La Fever and Mrs. Hor.
ace Bennett, both of Denver, and Mrs.
| B. T. Napier of Glenwood Springs.
Mrs. Napier found it impossible to at
tend the convention.
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In the May issue of the Official Bull
letin, publication issued by the gov
| ernment of the United States, A. c.
| Townley, who is the whole thing in the
Nonpartsan League, admits that the
league takes in in dues from farmers
$l,6OO,000 a year in membership fees
and that they have invested the sum
of $4,000 in Liberty bonds. He also
admits that he was indicted by the
| grand jury in Minnesota. This is the
fellow who went into bankruptcy in
order to avoid the payment of his
| debts. And this is the sort of guy
into whose custody the farmers have
entrusted over million and half of
their dollars in membership fees.
In the district court Wednesday Fl.
| w. Yeomans, f. E. Edgerton and Mrs.
Fannie M. Bennett were granted de-
cree to an enlargement of the Lake
Ann reservoir. A protest by some CT
the ranchmen in that vicinity was
practically dropped when the parties
learned that their decreed rights could
not be Jeopardized by the granting of
the degree, Joseph F. Peck also filed
protest in his own behalf and at
noon the court adjourned until 2
O'Clock to hear his testimony, but ut
the hour set, Mr.. Peck failing to appetr
his protest was overruled by the court
and the decree was allowed in accord
ance with the petition.
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The original allotment of cattle and
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