The Glenwood post., 1912-05-04

do not own their homes and are there
fore at the mercy of landlords who
very properly have some rights i'll
choosing their tenants. Anyway we
have observed a considerable tendency
in the way of moving from one part OF
town to another.
Miss White has been enjoying a visi:
this week from Mrs. Luther Steward
of Prescott who is returning home after
a stay of several months in Mesa for
the benefit of the lower altitude. Mrs.
Steward and Miss White were old Col
orado friends, having formerly been
residents of Glenwood Springs, Colo.--
Native American, Phoenix, Ariz.
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If you are looking for job or want
to hire help or if you have anything to
sell or want to purchase, you can soon
get action through the columns Of the
Post. Others have found this true.
1t will cost You but little.
Thursday morning Sheriff H. c. Jes-
sup and Bert wilkins of Carbondale
left for Canon City with Nike Manzo,
Joe Biendo, Ralph Crocko and John
Gnalia who were convicted of burglary
and larceny at this session of the dis
trict court The men will serve from
one year to 1s months each in the
state penitentiary.
To all of his poultry friends Frank
Adams is claiming the boss hatch of
the season and SO far as We have heard
there is none to dispute the matter
in an incubator and tested out IL,
leaving l62 and out of this number
hatchel l53 chicks, all smart and
healthy. Now come on with your poul-
try stories.
Tuesday evening, at the home Of the
groom S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hurtzen, occurred the wedding of Jos
eph Hurtzen, Jr., of Glenwood and
Miss Lilly Christensen of Upland, Ne
braska, Rev. Geo. F. Klein of the
Methodist church officiating. Mr..
Hurtzen has leased ranch near New
Castle, to which place he has taken his
bride for their new home.
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A ba &c NJ Mrs IN IL.
liam Patterson, Wednesday evening,
Mrs. Sadie McKenna, sister of Mrs.
Patterson, became the bride of David
Irwin Bailar, in the presence of the
immediate relatives of the contracting
parties. Rev. Bernard l.. Rice per
formed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs
Balar will make their home at the
Bailar ranch south of Glenwood.
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Last Monday evening GlenwoOl
lodge No. 6S I. O. o. f. celebrate
the 93d anniversary of the founding
of the order, by program in whic'
, the most enjoyable feature was th'
singing by chorus of high sehoo
girls under the direction of Miss Jaut
o Toomey. After some brief addresse.
: luncheon was served in the dinins
d room and the members amused them
{ selves with dancing and cards unit
midnight.
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Edward Thompson of Gypsum cam,
to Glenwood Monday evening suffering
i, from an injury to his right eye, piec,
2 of sharp gravel having struck him in
=, the eye during the day while he was at
I work on the road. DR.. Schmitz was
called and found that the eyeball had
. been broken, rendering the eye useless
!, Mr. Thompson was placed in the Glen
wood sanitarium and Friday morning
DR.. Schmitz and DR.. j. Clyde Smith
| removed the eyeball.
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An odd looking character with an
$ ear trumpet was seen on our streets
few days the first of the week. As
he walked quietly about few of our
1 people recognized him as Rev. F. F.
Passmore who in the early days had
quite a following at Rife and Para
chute, almost completely disrupting
the Methodist church at the latter
place, his queer methods and his
vicious attacks on the officials of the
church resulting in robbing him of hi.
ecclesiastical robes.
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Eight trains loaded with Shriners
bound for the big conclave in Los
Angeles passed through Glenwood
Thursday over the Denver and Rio
Grande, the passengers totaling about
sixteen hundred. They were Damascus
Temple, Rochester, N. Y ears. Macca