The Glenwood post., 1911-02-11

bridge and road affairs.
Major Delan made a very interestin Z
impromptu address at the Y. NJ. C. A.
meeting last Sunday afternoon.
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County Superintendent Westerman
visited the lower end of the county
Thursday in the interest of her school
work.
| II. A. McCarty of Rife will preach
at the Christian chapel each Thurs
day evening. Every one is invited to
come and hear him. Services begin at
1870.
A. J. Witteman who recently return
ed to Glenwood, left Wednesday even
ing for Kansas City saying he might
be gone but few days and he might
not return for several months.
The contest case of George F. Jack
son versus A. J. Keyser was on at the
local land office yesterday. 1t involves
a tract of land on Canon creek on
which Jackson settled last June.
The effect of the marriage of Miss
| Gould to her purchased lord was more
far reaching than was at first expected.
The next day all Rio Grande trains
running through Glenwood were late.
Mrs. Ernest Barlow received a mes
sage Monday announcing the death of
her father, j. A. Alexander of Olathe,
mer home in order that she might at
tend the funeral.
Account of meeting of Garfield Coun
ty Commercial association at Rife Feb
\ ruary l5, the Denver and Rio Grande
will sell tickets at one fare for the
round trip February 18th, good to re
turn February 18th.
Some miscreant without the fear of
God or man in his heart entered Frank
Linsley's chicken house last Sunday
night and distracted therefrom a full
dozen of Frank s very best white Leg
horns, worth at least $25.
1t is pleasant to know that Aspen
has overcome the many difficulties en-
countered in unwatering the Free Silver
shaft and that on this account there is
a prospect of increased prosperity IN
our neighboring silver camp.
An "automatic fire alarm Thursda,
night brought out good crowd of fire
ladies well prepared to battle with the
flames that were nowhere to be seen
This thing is growing monotonous
Ism It it about time to hang someone?
The contest case of Ralph R. Wen
dell versus Henry F. Somers, involving
title to a desert entry claimed by
Somers but which Wendell insists that
lclaimant has disposed of contrary to
law, was heard in the local land Office
Thursday.
The "Old Maids Convention" Civ.
en- at the opera house Thursday even
ing under the auspices of the Epwortt
League, was a great success, giving
general satisfaction as fun max II
and netting the young people nearly
fifty dollars.
Charles H. Wyman left Tuesday even
ing for Colorado Springs to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Wyman's brotherin
law, Bert Rouse. 1t is Mr.. Wyman :
intention to go to Denver, Kansas City
and Chicago before returning to Glen
wood about March /.
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]. Henry Devereux arrived in Glen.
wood Thursday morning having just
come up from the City of Mexico where
there is much war talk. Mr. Devereux
had considerable trouble in getting out
of Mexico as wires were down on ali
roads and tickets are sold only subject
to delay and railway officials are eau,
toned against guaranteeing anything
He says there is great deal of nut.
tering and very serious condition of
unrest in that country which may yet
cause a lot of trouble although he does
not seem to think it will be as serious
as some people predict.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST