The Glenwood post., 1910-04-16

in Glenwooo Iast Monday evening and
left the next morning for Carbondale
Emma and Aspen. Or Wednesday the
train eft for the lower country, in
charge of b. w. Robbins of Grand
Junction. All along the route the
fa-mHrs came in in very encouraging
numbers to hear the professors of The
state agricultural college and other ex
perts discuss the various methods of
selecting seed, planting and cutivating
to secure the best results. The trip was
a great SUCCESS and viii be worth thous
ands Of dollars to the farmers of wesu-
ern Colorado.
Thotp was report on the streets
yesterday to the effect that steps will
probably he taken to contest the local
option election recently held in Car
bondale 1t has been claimed ever
since Tie election that the vets voted
scveral who were not legal voters It
is understood that lawyer has been
on the ground looking the matter up,
but the Post is not advised as to the
result Of the inquiry.
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Harry Logan and Austin Gavin mo
tored up,to Aspen last Wednesday, re
turning Che next day. The party was
--rl-s'fs - df Mr.. nnf MRS. II. .-f,. Il. Logan,
Mr. and Mrs Joe Claudon, Mr. and
Mrs. Austin Gavin and Mrs. Leslie
Eames. All enjoyed the trip immense
ly as the roads in that direction are in
frstclass condition.
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Mrs. Mary Philippi, who for nearly
ten months has visited at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. A. j. Dickson, de-
parted Wednesday for her home i'll
southern Kansas. Mrs. Phillippi while
here made many friends who regret her
departure and who will welcome hcr
return at some future time.
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Mayor Sykes and his opponent, John
w. Ritter, tied for the office of mayor
in the recent election Mt New Castle.
but this week they settled the matter
as to which should be 'it" by drawing
straws. Ritter won. Sykes should be
congratulated.
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M. BHaas of Minturn spent Thurs
day in Glenwood, having returned from
Montana where he spent the winter.
Mr.. Haas was surprised at the stream
of immigrants pouring into that state
and taking up land.
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DR.. W. W. Crook has been asked by
the Northern Pacific Railway company
to make a trip to Vancouver, Washing
ton as witness for the road. He is
to be there April 25,. He will visit
Seattle and Portland before he returns
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Mrs W. r. Lee delightfully."- enter
tanned the "5O0' club Wednesday af-
ternoon. All the members of the club
were present A delicious luncheon
was served by the hostess. Mrs! Riggs
and Mr.. Hall Were present as guests.
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Lee Haney of the Colorado Midland
came in on No 8 yesterday and join
ed the automobile crowd that w NJ
from here to New Castle to the session
of the Garfield County Commercial as
sociation.
NJ. J. Mayes has made complete
change in the interior arrangements of
hisfstore, reversing the fine showcase
counters. placing their backs together
with just narrow passageway between
in which the clerks may work.
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At the session of district court mex.
week it is supposed the trial of Morgan
and Wilson, the suspected bank robbers
will be taken up--iprovided the district
attorney is present and in commission.
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F. f. Sweet of Carbondale came
down yesterday and went with the
boys down to New Castle to the meet
ing of the Garfield County CONNER
cial association.