The Glenwood post., 1911-07-29

n1ng divorce was granted to Mrs.
Frances V. Bennett of Carbondale
against James T. Bennett, on the
ground of desertion and non support.
Bennett left home about seventeen
years ago and the couple have not lived
together since that time. All the prop
erty, consisting principally of a good
ranch, was awarded to Mrs. Bennett.
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E. NJ Herriott, who was for many
years citizen of Garfield county,
writes the Post from his present home
at Twin Falls. Idaho, that the days
have been very hot in that country
this summer and that all kind of crops
are good Glad to hear it, E. NJ, and
hope you will get your full share of
the prosperity. Glad to inform you
that Garfield county is also enjoying
good crops this year, the best she has
ever had in her whole history Shake.
! Col. B. F. Montgomery of Meeker
was in Glenwood Tuesday presenting
some legal matters to Judge Shumate
in chambers and left on the evening
train for Denver. He says Judge Shu
mate is in high favor with the COVER.
nor for appointment on the court OF
appeals and he feels certain that Shn
mate can have the new position if he
wants it, 1t is suspected that Mont
gomery's interest in Judge Shumate
securing this new appointment is net
altogether unselfish.
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| ID. w Shores, Dali Weant, Harry
Van Syckel and George Swigart were
all down from Carbondale yesterday
Shores, Weant and Van Sycle were in
terested in land deal, involving prop
erty within the Carbondale town limits
and Swigart was boosting for the big
show which the live ones of Carbond ale
will pull off on August 3 George says
that Get-together banquet will sure
be hummer and he further says the
Carbondale folks will expect $50 people
from Glenwood. Wen be there, George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Mulnix OF
Denver came in Wednesday and ar
stopping at the Colorado. Mr.. Mulnix
with his son is working on the audit
! secured contract from the county
comm issioners for this work. Harry
Mulnix is well known in political cir
cles throughout Colorado although he
is not now giving the political game
as much attention as he once did He
is too busy attending to his business Of
auditing records, which is constantly
increasing.
The racers are getting in trim for
the fourteenth annual Roadrace az
Glenwood Springs. August 9th. You
know what they did last year. Half
a dozen riders broke the record, cut
ting it down to minutes, so seconds
for % miles. Some of the wise ones
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fore you will see the best race ever
run on the course. The roads will be
in excellent condition and everything
is being done to make the race a sue
cess. The train service will be better
than ever and with good weather
everything will spell ga Good Time -
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Sheriff Jessup made a trip to Car
bondale Wednesday and came home
more than enthusiastic over the crop
outlook in that section which he de.
clares is the best part of Garfield
county He says the crops he saw IN
journey of few miles from the
little town of Carbondale represents
dollars and cents almost beyond calcu.
lation. Nearly every farmer has a
splendid crop of potatoes while gram
and alfalfa yield will be immense. I'm.
fortunately considerable of the hay has
been more or less damaged by the re.
cent rains but nevertheless the farms
will all show wonderful profits this
year.
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In a recent number of the Spokane
Spokesman Review was printed a half.
tone likeness of Mrs. Amelia Robinson
, wife of DIR. Lesco A. Robinson. and her
eight children and beneath the picture
there appeared the line: Eight rea.
sons why Mrs. Robinson will spend the
summer months at home' The more
one looked at the picture the more he
became convinced that Mrs. Robinson
mad eight very good reasons for re-
naming at home. Many woman
would be grateful for one or two such
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