The Glenwood post., 1912-04-20

Marion henry, e&-snerlH OIL baHF'
county. came down with the boys from
the Minturn country just to let our
folks know what real good rooters for
good roads Eagle county could furnish.
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E. l.. Summers and his daughter,
Miss Lille, left last evening for their
former home in West Virginia in re-
sponse to a summons announcing the
serious illness of Mr.. Summers broth
er.
Pure Olive Oil, endorsed by the pure
food director of California. Nature's
remedy for stomach and liver trouble.
JEUNE HOPKINS 90.
4l32t SIS Grand Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. P Malaby are re.
.joicing over the arrival of new son
at their home last Saturday. Perry
says the little fellow is growing fine
and win soon be big enough to wear
star.
Mrs. Ollie Thorson returned home
Sunday morning from Boulder. She
reports +. B. Everett recovering nicely
and later reports indicate that he Will
soon be able to return to his home u
Glenwood.
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Miss Williams has moved her dress-
making shop from B. 7. Napier . 70 her
home, 13S Bennett avenue, and p PIE
pared to receive all former patrons as
well as new ones. 4-l32t
C. c. Parks returned Thursday morn
ing from Denver and Colorado Springs
where he went to attend a meeting Of
the state central committee and also
the congressional convention to elect
delegates to Chicago.
John Bell, farm laborer, fell from
the Midland bridge Sunday morning
and was quite severely injured. He
was taken to the county hospital where
he is doing as well as could be expect.
ed, considering the nature Of his in
juries.
Automobile For Sale: Good four
cylinder machine, in first, class condi-
tion, very powerful. Will sell cheap or
trade for real estate. Address P. o.
Box III, Glenwood Springs. 4-l3-.f
Mayor Ed Glenn of Eagle was one
of the citizens of Eagle county to at
tend the good roads meeting in Glen
wood Tuesday. Mr.. Glenn was largely
instrumental in working up the inter
est which resulted in a special train
of l25 people.
Will sell for SOC on the dollar, q
| Judgment of $329.97 with interest from
the 18th of last February, secured
against Col. Frank f. Kimball, former
y member of Ex-Governor Peabody g
staff. Address J. NJ. Law, 1881 Madi-
son street, Denver, Colo. 4-2Otf
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Colorado Springs and return, one
fare the round trip, account Democrat
ic State convention, selling April 2stn
| and 29th.
THE MIDLAND ROUTE.
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Max Grubb has been down from
Carbondale this week doing jury duty
| in the district court, but Max says he
would much rather be sorting potatoes
or running the manure spreader than
being cog in the wheels of justice.
| He doesn relish his new Job little
bit.
John Higgins, the old reliable col
ored attendant at Cave No. l, is the
latest victim of appendicitis, having
been taken to the Glenwood sanitarium
| Wednesday The attack is not espec-
| tally severe and it is probable that IN
operation may be avoided although this
is not all certain at this time.
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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. ABBA
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Major DeLan has been in Denver
this week perfeeting his appeal in his
case against the Walsh estate for com
mission for the sale of the Camp Bird
mine Major DeLan is suing for $2S7,
900 and he has many friends in Glen
wood who hope that he will succeed
in making this small (r) collection.
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Peter Groome, who is now cog in
the machinery Of the interstate rail
way commission, spent the week il