The Glenwood post., 1912-04-06

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The frame of the new Heisler resi-;
dence on Grand avenue was raised tn
week. This will be another very at
tractive residence added to Glenwood.
Meeting Presbyterian Church Pres
bytery, Salida, Colo, April %, % and
"a. Return April 20. One and one
fifth fare for round trip. D. 4 R. G.
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G. W. Farmer, who has been suffer
ing the past two weeks from an attack
of galstones, is quite improved al
though not yet able to return to his
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Dow are back
from Florida after several months
spent in that swampy state. They say
Colorado looks mighty good to them
now.
Editor E. s. Sherman of Palisade, ac-
companied by Mrs. Sherman, spent
Sunday in Glenwood. Mr.. Sherman
hunted up the Post editor and a pleas
and visit was the result.
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For Rent.-Two ranches near Grand
Valley. Good water rights and good
land. Share or cash. Communicate
with CLARA D. EVANS,
1920 Grand Valley, Colo.
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Postmaster Thorson reports the
postal receipts for the Glenwood office
for the fiscal year ending March 81 as
$l0,OsO The receipts for the three
months of this year are little over
$4,000.
Philip Nelson, Episcopal lay reader,
who has spent several months in Glen
wood, is to leave next week for Oak
Creek where he will have charge of
the recently established mission at that
place.
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The Hotel Glenwood certainly pre-
sents greatly improved appearance
since receiving new dress of paint.
What wonderful Improvement is
wrought by the tasty application of
paint
The county commissioners were N
session few days this week. They
allowed the ordinary gfist of bills and
discussed several matters in a general
way, but in reality transacted very
little real business.
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| 1t is reported to the Post that new
society has been formed in Glenwood
which is called the Non -gossiping So
ciety. There are great many people
in this town who ought to be members
of that organization.
Thayer Hubbard has graduated
from his former position of baggage
master for tho Rio Grande to that OF
brakeman and started on his new job
early this week. De Weidenhammer
is doing the baggage checking act.
Il. NJ Glib was down from Red
stone Wednesday shaking hands wi
his many Glenwood friends. He re-
ports foot and half of snow in the
beautiful camp of Redstone and says
it seems funny to be running around
without overshoes. .lti2
c. H. Patterson of Parachute creek
came up to Glenwood Thursday think
ing he was cited to appear as wit
ness in a criminal case in the district
court. He was quite surprised to learn
that the criminal docket has been con
tinued to April Is.
Mrs H. w. Smith received word the
first of the week from her husband,
who has spent the winter at Mama
Florida, and who recently met with an
accident by which he sustained a few
broken ribs. He said he was improv
| ing and that as soon as able to travel
he intended to start for home.
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Last Friday afternoon DIR. l.. G
| Clark received a telegram informing
him that his brother, Gates Clark, had
just dropped dead on the streets OF
| Tucson, Arizona. Mr.. Clark, who was
an electrical engineer, spent several
weeks in Glenwood visiting his brother
last summer and was known to several
of our people.
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Last Saturday the Methodist church
at this place received from the manu-
facturers beautiful individual com
munion set Of the latest pattern. The
set came as gift from Rev. j. N.
Dickey, former pastor of the church, as