The Glenwood post., 1912-04-27

trip to Collbran last week to attend
the wedding Of Mr.. Parkison's . brother,
Park, at that place.
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Thus far two candidates who are
anxious to have charge of the finances
of School District No. have thrown
their hats in the ring and will ask
their friends to vote for them for treas
urer at the election to be held on
Monday, May 6. It is probable that
there may yet be others, but these are
| the only announced candidates at this
| time.
General n. C. Miller Of Grand June
tion was transacting business in Glen
wood yesterday Mr.. Miller was large
ly instrumental in showing that the
stories of Gilbert, the express agent
who claimed that he was held up and
robbed of $4,000, were absurd and in
bringing about a com ession on the part
of Gilbert end Teachout which resulted
in the recovery Of the stolen gold.
Salesman. We want an aggressive
salesman in Colorado to take orders
for us. $1,000 cash daily expenses and
commission. Mr. Conkright, 100 Sew
enth ST, Pittsburg, Pa. 4-13-54
Sheriff Jessup went down to Canon
City Monday evening with J. B. King,
the Florida horse buyer who entered
plea in the district court to embezzle-
ment from J. B. Lake. King is badly
wanted in several other places and his
sentence to Canon City did not seem
to worry him half as much as the fear
that the officers in some of these other
places where he has practiced his trick
cry would be waiting for him at the
gate when he is released from Canon.
Democratic State Convention, Colo
rado Springs, Colo, April 2s and %.
Return April 80. One fare round trip.
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recent article published in Grand
Junction paper to the effect that orders
have been issued prohibiting freight
crews from taking their meals in Glen
wood while making the run between
Minturn and Grand Junction has been
investigated by the Post and we can
find no authority for the rumor. Agent
Drake of this place knows nothing CT
such order and it is well known that
the crews are all eating regularly as
heretofore.
Livery, dray and coal business for
sale or trade. Established and profta,
BILE business in live town. If yos
would prefer business to the ranch,
call On F. A. Husk & Co., sl9 Grand
avenue, Glenwood.
A hearing in bankruptcy of The Silt
Fruit Mercantile company is being
held as the Post goes to press, before
c. w. Taylor, referee in bankruptcy,
and it is probable that definite de.
cision will be reached as to the dispo-
sition of the property. Ernest c. Mil
Ter, the trustee appointed some time
ago, made his report to the referee,
but at this time the parties interested
have not been able to reach an agree
ment as to the best method of settling
up the affairs of the embarrassed COM
pany.
What is known as the Directors
train, bearing head officers and dele
gates to the general federation of
women's clubs in San Francisco, will
make stop at Glenwood on the way
to the coast in June. The train will
leave Chicago June II, but we are not
advised just when it will reach Glen
wood nor how long stop will be made
here. However, the Glenwood Read
ing club proposes to make the stay of
their sisters pleasant here by some ap-
propriate form of entertainment which
will be announced later.
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Rev. and Mrs Jas. A. Walton ami
their interesting family of five chill
dren are down from Marble this week
getting little respite from the snow
which has held the big camp in its
grip for several months. Mr.. Walton
says that through the aggressive work
done by the Marble company under tae
direction of Colonel Meek scarcely a
trace of the terrible snowslide which
recently did so much damage can now
be found. The camp is going right
along in its usual prosperous way and
tha oufnnt will ba l,rro- MI; ,,,,~.,