The Glenwood post., 1912-06-15

himself in the Postoffice building for
the practice of medicine and saraery.
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| Prof. Stoddard of the Glenwool
| Springs schools was in town few DAYS
the first of the week. 1t is said that
the gentleman will be an applicant for
the position of superintendent of the
Rifle high school when the time comes
| for the board to consider such ma4ters.
Ride Telegram.
Cliff Rowe has moved his law office
to the building on Grand avenue for
some time occupied by W. H. Farnum,
the undertaken. Mr.. Farnum has novel
into the ground floor room of the Odd
Fellows building, or rather, he will
do so as soon as few slight alterations
can be made in the building.
W. C. T. u, Cascade, Colo, June
2O-2122. One fare round trip, return,
ing July 4th.
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W. r. Lee came up from his ranch
near Rifle the first of the week. He
| says the farmers in his section are
greatly discouraged at the loss of the
Lacy bridge. They looked forward for
so many years to the building of this
bridge and now they are crushed at its
loss.
Harry Van Syckel and Mrs. Mary J.
Francis returned Monday from New
York where they spent the winter to
their home at Carbondale. They We're
greeting friends in Glenwood Tuesday.
MY, but this Colorado weather is
great said Harry as he greeted the
Post man.
E. A. Moore and family are enjoying
visit from Mr.. Moore s father and
sister, G.. R. Moore of Clemons, Iowa,
and Mrs. w. p Garfield of Owatonna,
Wisconsin. Mrs. Garfield is accompa-
MED by her little son. They arrived
yesterday morning and expect to spend
the summer here.
John McLaren, supervisor of the So
pris forest reserve, was down from Asp
en- last Tuesday as a witness in the
contest case which the forest depart
ment has brought against Mrs. Mary
j. Francis of Carbondale, involving a
desert entry upon which Mrs. Francis
made proof some years ago.
Tom Mcclure has recently made a
trip on horseback from Glenwood to
Leadville via the Frying Pan route
and he reports the road almost impas-
sable. With bridges and culverts
washed out and water covering the
road in many places, he says it is next
to impossible to get along at all.
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The various papers over the state
have been very liberal in advertising
Glenwood big feast and carnival,
Strawberry Day. This is as it should
be for it is well known that the Glen
wood papers are always ready to do
the right thing in behalf of legitimate
attractions promulgated by other
towns of the state.
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| Homer p. Castle of Collbran and
Miss Elizabeth Vera O'Neil of Avon
were married at s o'clock Monday
evening at the residence of Mrs. Ora
}. Forgey, 1912 Blake avenue, County
Judge R. j. Smith officiating. The
groom is the owner of fine ranch on
Buzzard creek where the couple will
make their future home.
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At the meeting of the Eagle River
and Roaring Fork Stockgrowers 'asso-
citation held at Carbonate last Sat
urday Joe HUM of Glenwood was
elected president, S. P Sloss secretary,
and J. w. Zimmerman treasurer. The
| president, secretary and treasurer and
! rred LlSht ana Charley Harris were
made the executive committee.
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Fred Chapman and family arrived
lhe first of the week from Albany,
Oregon, where they went over year
ago for the benefit of the health of one
of their daughters. The little girl has
fully recovered her hoalth ~ ~, lo,,,
altitude and humid atmosphere and all
the members of the family are glad
to get back to Colorado which they
declare is the best of all countries.
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half rates to Colorado Springs and
back June II and lS.
THE MIDLANR ROUTE.
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Mr., l,yle of tha GIanuool IJot