The Glenwood post., 1912-09-28

holding court II Glepnood yesterday,
hearing some ezs4s which were sent
over from R0utt county By Judge shu-
mate
T01ay party consisting of Carlton
Hubbard, Judge smith, John Rittma.-
~, Alfred CowIss and Fl Everett, j..
viii leave for weeks limiting nip az
tie White Tivsr e0antfy.
~. FaaHie M-jaFis Of Mytoa, Utal,
j. visitlng az the home Of Dz. Crook
sae Will return shortly TO her rzuea
near Nyton aad make preparation 19r
a TIP to Seattle where she vii spend
the winter with her z9n.
The domestic science class in the
G-eawood schools this week took Up
cooking, Majestic range and CON
p-ete eulilary outfit having been IN
stalled last week. The girls have not
yet been instructed in the mysteries
Of boarding house hash, but are prac-
tieing Oh simpler and les harmful pro-
ducts.
Frank Z. Sheridan, republican eandi-
date for state senator from the Twenty
first district, was a visitor in Glen
wood Thursday, returning to his home
in Aeeker in the evening. Mr.. Sheri-
Jan has q most Of friends in Garfield
county who viii prove to him On cleo
tion day that they want TO send a gooj
man to the senate for the coming term.
Last Sunday Afternoon Norman :.
Mcintyre Of san AntOnia, Texas, and
Miss Lola b. Love OF Denver were mar
ried at the court house in G!enwooi
Springs, Judge X. j. Smith Of the
county court officiating. The groom
is buying agent Of big fruit com
mission firm and has been busy On the
western slope for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Kiley Of Boston
left for their eastern home THURSDAY
morning after d delightful week s visit
at the Colorado with Mr. and Mrs. Z.
Z. Lucas. This was the first trip Of
the Kileys to the west and they thor
oughly enjoyed it. Mrs. Kiley Is a
sister OF Mrs. Lucas and Of course this
fact added much to the pleasure Of the
trip.
Ii might be well for our citizens >
take good look at the two arc lights
at the conner of Eighth and Grand anil
Eighth and Cooper for they will not
shed their radiance after October
and it might not be amiss to contrast
the present light conditions on these
corners to what VIII obtain after the
| first of next month. These are the new
Westinghouse lamps known as the
flaming arc and are the kind that the
people OF GlenwOoi would soon be en-
joying all over town but for the favor.
itism of the town board to the talIow
dip outfit that will be operating next
| month.
w. II. Rich, former resident of
Divide creek, but who for the past ten
months has been travelling in Califor-
n a, made a call at this office yester.
day. Mr.. Rich had come direct from
Divide creek where he says he saw
better grain, alfalfa and potatoes than
he has seen in all his travels in the
much heralded state of California
"But,' he added, "you may say that
for real estate sharks California easily
beats the world.' Mr. Rich is thor
oughly familiar with the Florida lanl
boOms, having Travelled all over the
southern country, but he says Califor-
MIA takes the prize for frenzied realty
transactions.
On last Tuesday, September "a, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Ross celebrated their
golden wedding at their ranch home
between Glenwood and New Castle. A
number of their neighbors and friends
were present and Mr.. and Mrs. Wulf-
sohn who were among the Glenwood
guests declare that the dinner set be
fore their friends by Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
eclipsed anything of which they have
ever partaken in any country. The
made bride and groom and made the
affair "A most pleasant one to all their
guests. They were the recipients of
many handsome presents.
CHARLEY MARSHALL