The Glenwood post., 1914-04-18

Aeld its regular nosthly meeting at
the hoAs of Mrs. Z. c. KiAgsbary,
afternoon, April %. All u
dies interested in hone missionary work
are invited to attend.
The Strawberry Day committee and
citizens Of GlenwOoA are requested to
meet next Wednesday night a. :
0 clock At the Grand hotel for the pur
pose of making plans for Strawberry
Day, 1914.
OLE Thomson, Chairman.
In the county court last Monday The
cdore Springer of New Castle MAS de
by jury to be Of unsound mind
and WAS ordered sent to the asylum Vt
Pueblo for treatment. The young
man . latest rash act was to cut down
several telephone poles, the property
Of the Garfield County Telephone com
psny.
DIR. Eggeman is the latest to acquire
a new automobile, but he has not
named it yet and SO far rs We know
scarcely anyone in town has yet seen
it. This item is written to give tine
people warning and thus prevent Doc
from springing too strong = surprise
on our people when he makes his in
itial run.
The county commissioners At their
last meeting recommended to Governor
Ammons for appointment As water
commissioner of water district No. 20
X. E. Shuster of Rifle, and for dis
trict No. 45, or the territory on the
south side Of the Grand river, q. B.
Potter of Grand Valley received their
endorsement.
Joseph W. Seybert of New Castle
died at that place last Monday as . re-
suit of paralytic stroke received some
weeks ago. Mr.. Scybert was one Of
the old timers in this county and was
quite well known to the early settlers.
He had . small ranch on Divide creek
where with his wife he had lived the
past few years.
The secretary of state has written
County Clerk Hubbard, asking that
great care be taken to collect the state
license on all automobiles in use iT
this county, and Sheriff Jessup and
Marshal Mahoney have been asked to
help out in the work, so We warn all our
speeder friends to pay up if they
would avoid trouble.
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Frank w. Popple, Jr., Of Grand Val
ley was in GlenwoOd Wednesday on his
return from New York where he was
called few weeks ago to attend the
funeral of his father, F.. W. Popple,
Sr., who was well known in Garlic! ID
county, having been prominently iden
titled a few years ago with the devel-
opment of the Grand Valley country.
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John Mccoy on Monday received a
carload of Buick autos and sold them
all in less than 4s hours. DR.. Hopkins
took the runabout and the touring ears
were sold to Dan Flynn of Carbondale,
-r nd
Farmer of Glenwood. Mr.. Mccoy has
several other sales pending which he
hopes to make before the season is far
gone.
In the district court Tuesday was
heard the ease of DIR. w. G. Lockar1
against W. A. Anderson of New Castle.
Lockard brought suit for $3.50 and in
terest, amounting to nearly $3.50, for
surgeon S fees. A jury awarded him
SAB and costs. Neither side was any
too well pleased with the verdict which,
however, will probably end this liti-
cation.
The Grand Junction News reports
the marriage in that city last Saturd2
of Dee Weidenhammer of Glenwoo,
to Miss Lora Neish of Cameo. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Neish, formerly of New Castle.
now of Cameo. The groom is the only
son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Weiden-
hammer of this city and a graduate of
the Glenwood high school,
H. NJ. Davidson of Peach Valley came
up to Gienwood last Monday, accom-
panied by his daughter. Henry has 50
far recovered from his accident of some
months ago resulting in broken leg
that he has discarded his crutches and
is now only assisted by cane. 1t