The Glenwood post., 1919-05-31
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County Agent Quinn suffered a
breakdown of his Buick car last Mon
day on the road below New Castle.
The occupants of the car barely es-
capped being hurled into the ditch as a
result of the wreckage.
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A. W. Robertson reopened the Odeon
theater last Saturday evening with a
jitney dance. The elevated floor has
been taken out and the building will
henceforth be available for dances, as
the public may demand.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. h. Robinson of Den-
yer are visiting at the Pete Kirchen
home on Cooper avenue. Mr.. Robinson
is installing an up-to-date refrigersting
plant for Mangnall & Ford They are
former residents of Glenwood.
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j. E. Rail, workman on one OF tho
d. & R. G. work trains, sustained a
fractured head and jaw last Thursday
and was brought to the Glenwood sani-
tarium for treatment. He was later
removed to the D. & r. g. hospital at
Salida.
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The G. E. Hubbard, c. l.. Hubbard,
Erie Hubbard, Harold Spahr and E. h.
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Mise Hazel Chapman, Verne Chapman
and John Clarke enjoyed an outdoor
supper on the lawn in front of the Ould
home on Bennett avenue Wednesday
evening,
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A party composed of the following
young folks spent Sunday in Redstone:
Hazel Chapman, John Clarke, Helen
Patterson, Jesse Peabody, Teresa Hol-
land, Douglas Cross, Erma Hubbard
and Vincent Holland. On their return
home the merry party enjoyed swim
in the pool.
j. +. Mccoy is building another
bungalow, this one at the corner of
Colorado and Tenth, on the lots re-
Gently purchased from Mrs. Altman. 1t
is of the same general design as that
Mr. Mccoy is building for his home on
Cooper avenue. Charley Anderson has
| the contract
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Rev. Geo. Il. Klein, former pastor of
the Methodist church at this place but
now of Delta, was in town day this
week, having driven over from Delta
with c. P. Hopson of that place. He
reports his work flourishing and says
Mrs. Klein and the children are in the
best of health.
Early last Sunday morning some
thief stole from one of the streets OF
| Glenwood the Ford car belonging to J.
J. O'Brien, one of the proprietors Of
the new vulcanizing and repair shop
being established in the Everett block.
| Up to this time no trace of the culprit
has been discovered
Mrs. Bert Cross and Mrs. Harriet
Frazier will leave Monday night on
the westbound train, Mrs. Cross to 60
to her home at Seattle, where he- hus-
band recently accepted a government
position, and Mrs. Frazier to 10 to
Milton, Oregon, where she will visit
her daughter, Mrs. Ahearn.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church
was entertained Thursday afternoon bv
Mrs. S. j. Daley, Mrs. Kenneth Baillie
and Mrs. Axel Nelson at the ranch
home of the latter in West Glenwood
A goodly number were present and all
enjoyed the afternoon. Delicious ice
cream and cake were served.
w. w. Jacobs and Mrs. Evelyn Da-
Wis were issued marriage license by
the county clerk Monday. Mr.. Jacobs
has just returned from overseas, where
he was awarded distinguished ser
vice cross for heroism on the battle
field. Mrs. Davis has been proprietor
of the lola rooming house for several
years.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Keck, Charley
keck and Marie drove to Denver in
their Chalmers last Saturday to attend
the funeral Sunday Of their friend,
VIM. H. Stewart, an insurance man who
| had frequently visited GlenWood and