The Glenwood post., 1913-04-26

81 do not like their rosA. 1t i too
eG0ight and too wide and they are
ps1eing on too many frills. We do not
assa such . road - they are making"
Xs gods! A kicker is evidently kick
- s.d that is all you e.. make sf him
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he earnings ef the local psstsffice
- the fiscal year ending March 81
ssaShed sl0,54O, according to announce
neat made by Postmaster Thosson.
veile We would all desire very much
- see GlenwOod grow until tAs -.
eep3s would reach several times that
anssnt, there is still cause for sejoie-
iaG when 20 many officers are fosesd
- seport falling off in their receipts.
TIE women who are opposed to SUIT.
fsa0s appeared in 3 body before the
saffssge committee of congress ths
stAas day and argued their point of
visw. Those favoring suffrage will
NPay to their opponents and it i pre-
1aeted that ere another general. eise.
tiss rolls around the women will be
wssking hard to gain the states where
saffs.ge has not yet been granted.
Csanty Clerk C. E. Hubbard and
District Clerk Charles King wers
s.sag the Glenwood prosp;ectors in the
hills Wednesday of this week. Some
very promising samples Of ore have
been brought to the city from the No
name district during the past few
weeks and it is believed thorough pros
pecting of that district will be made
this summer.
A series of pictures Of, the road work
And the convict camp west of the city
was secured by W. E. Wallace. Sever
al dosen sets of the prints have been
nads by Photographer Kirwan and the
commissioners have sent them to vari.
o0s sections Of the country to show
what is being done in the way of max
ing Garfield county's section Of the
tsaas-continental highway.
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o. Thursday afternoon at the Grand
hotel Carmen Hall celebrated her sixth
birthday with party given her by her
grandfather, W. r. Lee. The little
folks present were Geraldine and An
drew Dickson, Elizabeth Mccarthy,
ThelnA Witteman, Maurine Bryant,
Helsa Eggeman, Edith Brown, Hugh
stswsrt, Tully McDermott, otelia Lee
and Reba and Omar Mccartney.
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TAs Colorado Springs Boosters have
Offered to include considerable men,
tioa Of Glenwood and her roads in their
bookIsts which they are getting out.
They will have printed some fifteen
tAsssAPd sspiss Of ths book 70 b sent
70 aato clubs aHd auto oWnees. They
Do this without cost to Gienwosd.
Ts Austin Gavin has been entrusted tho
work of gathering the log and data.
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Up to the present time there 10 only
one annoaneed candidate for secretary
Of school district No. l and that is
Austin Gavin. Prospective candidates
have until tomorrow evening to file
their intentions with Secretary Lowe.
C. E. Hubbard and R. H. Tucker have
both been mentioned in this connec-
tion, but, the Post is not informed As
to whether either of these gentlemen
will enter the race.
A half Dozen new members have been
added 70 the fire department during
the past few weeks. The boys arc all
. willing ut and viii bs found Johnny.
on-the-Pse IN cass your home catches
fire. TAs department il also well rep
resented - the board Of aldermen and
they should have little trouble in get
ting the kseesn<y fire fighting outfit.
It is ssA . plan i ON foot to trade
the ladder rig for a new apparatus of .
most improved type.
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Miss Ida Davis, = teacher in the
Burns Hole school, was here Monday
to make Investigations regarding the
trial of Henry Atchinson for insanity.
Miss Davis was betrothed to Atchinson
and she was surprised that he should
have been sent to DR.. Work for treat
ment. Che was appointed by Judge R.
j. Smith to have charge of the Atchin-
son propsrty during his treatment. This
property coasists Of . patented claim
in the Dry Hollow section Of this
county. n patent has never been rs-
corded, 6at AtehAnson claimed the pa
pers wefs intact in his cabin and Miss
Davis win make thorough investisa.