The Glenwood post., 1912-04-20

The cold rain Of yesterday is not at
all relished by stockmen, who have
turned their cattle out on the range.
This is certainly trying time for the
stuff that is little thin and weak
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The Post is pleased to state that DR..
J. NJ. Norman of Denver, who has been
confined in his room for more than
three months ON account of q broken
limb, has recovered enough to be about
his office.
Mrs. Bowker entertained the Glen
wood Ladies' Reading club at dinner
at the Grand hotel Monday evening.
The dining room was decorated in very
pretty fashion and the evening WAS
very pleasantly spent.
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Livery, dray and coal business for
sale or trade. Established and profta.
BILE business in live town. If you
would prefer business to the ranch,
call on F. A. Husk Co., s19 Grand
avenue, Glenwood.
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P. H. Van Cleve, who spent the win
ter at ST. Cloud, Florida, has returned
to Glenwood where he will remain dur
ing the summer. He says the winter
this year in Florida was not as pleas
ant As he found it last year although
they have some delightful weather
down there. He says there is some
good land in Florida and a great deal
that is very poor. He was not in the
Everglades section.
Ollie Tborson had all arrangements
| made to leave on Rio Grande No. &
Tuesday evening for the congressional
convention at Colorado Springs, but
a half hour before the train was due
he learned that it was several hours
late and would reach Glenwood about
four O'Clock the next morning. He
| reasoned that the train would reach
Colorado Springs after the convention
W"s oNSi, heht6 ue itllldlUtu at nome.
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The Goodman brothers have pur-
chased the meat market and grocery
business for many years conducted by
AL Coulter, and they are having the
place thoroughly overhauled and put in
fine shape. These young men have
grown almost from infancy in this
town and they have worked in almost
every grocery and meat market in
town and are quite familiar with the
business they have now engaged in.
| A. S. Tibbetts came up from the
ranch below Canon creek last Tuesday
Just to show the meeting that the fei
lows with the "stuffed TRES are not
the only ones favoring the good roads
propaganda. It's a mistake to think
that the owners of chug wagons are the
only ones to be benefited by and the
only ones taking an interest in decent
highways. The question is more vitally
serious to the farmer than to anyone
else.
A. +. Park, cattleman living at
Sulphur in the Piceance creek coun-
try, was brought to Glenwood Sunday
evening and placed in the Glenwool
sanitarium suffering from a broken
ankle as result of being thrown from
an overturned load of hay while he was
feeding his stock about clock Satur-
day morning. Mr.. Park was placed on
mattress in spring wagon AMI
brought to Rife, distance of so
miles, suffering much pain.
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The Gienwood Motor club now occu-
pies the incest and coziest club rooms
ever seen in Glenwood. They now
have ample room and light for their
pool and billiard tables and a large
reception room which is soon to be
graced with new furniture. The mem
bers are very enthusiastic over their
new home which will be made head
quarters for travelling and visiting mo
torists who have heretofore felt the
need OF just such place as the Glen
wood boys have provided
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The Glenwood Cowboy band which,
under the able direction of Jack Sin.
clair has been practicing regularly all
winter and has given the people of
Glenwood an occasional free concert,
will next week interview the citizens
of Glenwood on the question of fnar-
eial support during the summer months.
For this purpose committee consist
ing of Sinclair, Smith and Rittmayer
has been appointed. Our people have
always been very liberal in their sup.
port Of the band and now that we have
| better organization than eyar haforo