The Glenwood post., 1909-11-06

! sanitarlum Thursday Drs. Berry aud
Thompson were in charge of the case
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Late methods used in posing, light
| ing and finishing at the Kirwan Studio
Bring the kiddiei in for holiday pie
lures Studio opposite Pastime theatcr,
/ ground floor. s-tf
Copies of the Post may be found at
the Office of the Colorado State CONNER
eial Association, 1856 Stout street. Den
yer. where you can read them at your
leisure. This paper is kept on file at
the association for two weeks.
The Avalanche attack on the Glen
wood Board of Trade is not surprising.
Neither is it unexpected. In fact, that
paper has been covertly stabbing the
board since the day the present officers
got control and began to do things.
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These are busy times with the farm.
ers who are gathering in the last of the
crops Surely the farmers have little
cause for complaint this year. They
have raised excellent crops for which
they win receive top notch prices.
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George Durfee left this week for
Denver where he intends to enter an
automobile school and when proficient
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honk honS wagon for Congressman
Taylor during the session of congress
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Congressman Edward T. Taylor will
be one of the representatives of the
Glenwood Board of Trade to the West
trn Slope commercial congress at Grand
Junction. His appointment was an
nounccd yesterday by President Parks.
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Zach Higgins of Carbondale made a
trip through the northwest the past
summer and while he IS very much
pleased with some of the country he
saw he is satisfied that in many re-
spects Colorado has them all beaten to
fraZZle
DIR. J. c. Smith on last Saturday per
formed an operation on Miss jeanette
Smith for the removal of adenoids. The
operation was very successful and the
little patient recovered nicely from thi
shock. DR.. Horan assisted and admin
istered the anaesthetic.
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John s Woody has purchased the
stock of harness and saddles heretofore
carried by c. c. Graham, thus giving
him the exclusive sale of such goods in
Glcnwood. John is live wire and he
has built up a splendid trade in very
short time-and he deserves tyery bit
of it,
The Cardnel cement building on
Ninth street is nearing completion.
This makes the second cement building
Mr.. Cardnell has constructed for him
self this year. His two-story storage
warehouse on Pitkiu seems to be one of
the most substantial buildings ever
built in Glenwood.
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w w. Voris has returned from
Boulder where for the past ten weeks
he has been a patient at the Boulder
Colorado sanitarium. His health is
quite improved although he has not
completely recovered and will probably
make another trip to the institution
later in the season.
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Frank Langston is looking around tc
see where he can buy a ton of oats and
he says no one seems to care whether
he sells or not When farmers can
raise over 100 bushels of oats to the
acre and realize over fifty cents A
bushel for them that s going some, but
that farming in Garfield county.
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'You are publishing a splendid pa
per and I just thought l ought to tell
you how well | am pleased with IT,
said George Sims of Cattle creek, a
great reader and scholar. Mr.. Sims
says he takes some of the best papers
he can buy and that the Post ranks
right up with the best of the weeklies.
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A Mrs Lucy of Twin Falls, Idaho.
while passing through this country on
the Rio Grande en- route to Texas TO
pay visit to her mother, was taken
violently i'll and was taken from the
train at Glenwood and taken to the
sanitarium. After treatment and rest
for 4s hours she was able to resume
her journey.
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