The Glenwood post., 1912-04-13

ing from the Plateau country where
he has spent the winter on the ranch.
He says the greatest move that country
ever made was in securing that convict
camp of road builders. Mr. Bailey trav-
eled over their road which he says is
perfect boulevard and he declares that
the ranchmen could well afford to en-
courage and help with such work if
need be, for it certainly means much
to them to have the benefit of such
splendid thoroughfares.
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Through the kindness of County Su-
perintendent Westerman the Post has
received handsome book on "Arbor
Day, Bird Day and Good Roads Day."
recently compiled and published by
State Superintendent Helen NJ. Wilson
of Denver. This is the first issue CT
this annual publication in which a de-
partment has been devoted to the
cause of good roads. The book is
very tasty sample of the printers art
and contains many illustrations, the
frontispiece being Colorado eolum-
bine in natural colors.
Clifton and return one and one-fifth
fare the round trip account meeting
second district w. G. T. U. Limit
April 2sth, selling April 25th.
THE MIDLAND ROUTE.
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Joe Hartman spent Wednesday IN
Redstone where he was given the con
tract for re-papering and re-painting
the Redstone Inn which Mr.. Osgood has
decided to put in frst-class shape SO as
to accommodate the increasing number
of people who look upon that beautiful
nook as delightful mecca when con-
templating a vacation. The report Of
these improvements will be welcome
news especially to Glenwood as well as
as out of town autoists who admit that
the drive from Glenwood to Redstonc
is one of the most charming in all the
land.
One fare the round trip to Palisade
April 18th and 10Th.
THE MIDLAND ROUTE.
The Glenwood Mercantile company,
following their plan inaugurated last
summer, have started their delicatessen
where the busy housewife can find
just what she wants for quick mea,,
without the usual worry of preparing
dinner or roasting herself over hot
stove. Here can be found almost every
variety of cheese that is manufactured,
the reporter noticing over dozen kinds
of cheese on their counter. And then
there is boiled ham, roast beef, roast
pork, sweet pickles, beet pickles, po-
tato salad and many other tempting
dishes, tastily prepared. This depart
ment found much favor with the people
last summer and there is every reason
to believe that it will be still more
popular this season.
Recital, NJ. Z. church, Friday even
ing, April 49,
II. w. Smith, who spent the past via
ter in Florida where he has secured n
small tract of land, returned to Glen
wood Thursday morning, accompanied
by Mrs. Smith, who met him in Denver.
A few weeks ago when arranging TO
start for home Mr.. Smith took trip
in gasoline launch up one of the
canals which are common in that
country. Returning home at night, the
engine gave considerable trouble and
as the machine neared the dock Smith
undertook to step out before the boat |
stopped. 1t gave lurch and he was
thrown violently on the rocks, striking
on his head and back and besides some |
severe bruises he suffered three broken !
ribs and was therefore prevented from
He says the winter in that country was
delightful and he very much enioyed |
the mild climate.
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Colorado Springs and return, one
fare the round trip, account Democrat
ic State convention, selling April 2sth
and Doth.
THE MIDLAND ROUTE.
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Democratic State Convention, Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo, April 2s and 20. |
Return April 30. One fare round trip. |
D. & R. G.
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BOULDER RESIDENCE PROPERTY
I have = good, modem s-room brick
residence, located on two lots Con the
eornerl on one of the best streets in |