The Glenwood post., 1913-05-17

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Rain fell Tuesday nixht and o. We'd
uesdsy morning the nearby Ails we're
covered With . light baaAkst Of SNOW
While playing tan Sunday afternoon.
J. C. Ris.ey Suffered broks. fiAsse
He w.s forced 70 quit tie s..s and
seek . Physician.
z. +. BOwles was sp froa his ranch
near Silt this week. He eans sP to he
present At the operation upon his fatL-
er last Thursday.
Miss Johnston is tine nurse in charge
of the GlenwOod sanitarium during the
absence of Miss Allison on = visit to
the home folks at Fort Scott, Kansas.
F. Bart Hopkins who was injured some
time ago in q Rio Grande wreck at
Eagle is in very serious condition at
his home. His condition yesterday WAS
far from encouraging.
A party made the journey to Hub
bsrds cave Thursday. TAs trail u
open to travel by horse aad it IL hspeA
the near future will SO . pa.aabas snts
road to that great series sf eavsa
HuGAAs L CriaGmaa have heen a.
pointed official tiaAs Inspector fer ths
Colorsdo Midland Railway eoapaay,
their designation having been made
this week by the chief time inspector
Of the road
Everything is being put in readiness
for the opening Of the Hotel Colorado
on Thursday, Nay 20. A great DEAF
has been done in the way Of improve
ments the past winter, the greatest of
these being the installation of running
water in all the rooms.
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The GlenwOod ditch has been i'm
proved with q new flume and is said to
be better than for many years. This
ditch has caused more or less trouble
for some time and the stockholders are
now confident they have solved the
problem and that washouts will not
occur again.
The Glenwood band will play their
weekly open air concert At the corner
of Eighth and Cooper tomorrow sftsr.
noon At O'Clock. The band il in
proving with every rehesrsal and the
boys expect to give Gle,wssd the best
besd sAs has ever had before The san.
nes season il far adva.esd.
Frank Lindsey left Tuesday for New
York where he ny make his future
home. He has leased his ranch to Otto
Barton, who will take possession imne-
diately. M. Lindsey came to Colombo
thirty-three years ago and says ~
know shall never be satisfied to live
back there, but I will try it anyway"
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A letter received Sunday from Con
gresham Taylor calls for = supply of
literature regarding Glenwood Springs.
He says he will see that it is properly
placed and distributed. Even though
he be in Washington, he is evidently
thinking much of his home town. The
literature will be sent as soon a. pos
sible.
| Letters have been mailed throughout
the county asking the people to form
rocieties such - Missouri, Iowa, Ohio,
etc. It is believed such organizations
would open an avenue for advertising
the county which would be better than
sending . man into each Of the states.
Tbs letter. have not yet brought any
replies.
Congressman and Mrs. E. T. Taylor
ere to Be guests Of Mrs. Woodrow Will
%. at the White House the afternoon
Of Nay %. Mr.. Taylor will At that
time remind. President Wilson that
0lenwood Springs hos entertained every
president for the pest several yeaFs and
will urge him Ia not break the estab-
ished rule.
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Next Wednesday the Woodmen Of the
World of the twenty first district will
hold . big convention in Glenwood. A
total of over sixty delegates will be
lPresent froa over the district, - well
lee . great many prominent Woodnen
who are not delegates. It il expected
that ths attendance viii reach beyond
IL hundred na1k.
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i WoP eawA fron EaRla this vaAk l.,