The Glenwood post., 1910-01-22
LIVE CITY NEWS


| NJ. j. Mayes went down to GRAND
Junction yesterday to see how Jim JET
fries does things athletic.
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/ Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Carberry left last
evening for Los Angeles, where they
will spend the remainder of the winter.
C. A. Van Gallow, the local tele-
| phone manager, is nursing sprained
ankle as result of being tipped out of
sleigh.
1t is rumored that the Vulcan farm
is about to pass into the hands of
Denver parties who will cut it up into
small fruit tracts.
F. A. Chase of the Auditing company
of Denver spent yesterday in Glenwood
| attending to business in connection
with the Cohn bankruptcy case.
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I w. S. Smith, Sr., of Sunshine was
brought to the Glenwood sanitarium
suffering from burns by steam while
pumping water for the Midland. He
is in charge of DR.. Thompson.
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Have you a weak throat? If SO, you
cannot be too careful. You cannot be.
gin treatment too early. Each cold
makes you more liable to another and
the last is always the harder to cure.
If you will take Chamberlain IS Cough
Remedy at the outset you VIII be saw
ed much trouble. Sold by all dealers
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The rabbit hunters who journeye
to Mack last Sunday in search of bun
nies have but little to say except that
there was big rain in that county
and it seems that the rabbits know
enough to go in out of the wet. There
was little very good hunting ami
| great sport before the shower came
and then it was all off. Every fellow
met by the reporter places different
estimate on the number of rabbits
killed.
Jos. Gredler of Antlers died at his
ranch home Wednesday after brief III
ness. His death was due to pneumonia
and was very sudden and unexpected.
He had returned from Denver bat
about a week ago. He attended the
meeting of the Farmers Irrigation
company last Saturday and was soon
after stricken with the illness from
which he never rallied. Mr.. Gredler
was one of the energetic ranchmen of
the Antlers country and he will be
greatly missed in that community.
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The teachers of the county are hold
ing meeting in Glenwood today. The
forenoon and afternoon sessions are
being held in the school building anj
a social session will be held this even
ing at Odd Fellows hall An interest
ing program has been arranged which
includes addresses by State Superin-
tendent Catherine NJ. Cook, Senator
Horace 7. DeLong of Grand Junction
and Professor Mooney of the State
Normal school at Greeley. The public
is urged to attend all these sessions.
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DIR. brakes lectures were most
wholesome and inspiring, treating of
the relations of the family and of the
home, mostly, and urging attention to
the rearing of our boys and girls. Her
Friday evening talk on "The Neglect
ed Profession that of home making
was full of excellent thought for
fathers and mothers. DR.. Drake pleads
for the right training of the children
and for the expression of love in the
| home. She told a truth worth remem-
bering when she said, 1.-THE morals of
any community never rise higher than
the standard set by its young women"
Oneida, Illinois, News.
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| Glenwood civil war veterans will be
interested in the announcement that
Congressman E. T. Taylor of this state
has introduced new pension bill
which will be of great interest to all
civil war veterans. The bill intro
duccd provides that each man who
served for 80 days during the civil war
shall get n pension of $50 month; if
he is over so years of age the monthly
amount shall be $50. The bill further
provides that nothing in it shall be
construed to mean that man who is
entitled to larger pension under the
present law shall be restricted to the
sums named above.
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