The Glenwood post., 1914-02-07

the Logan N1aOehce VI bdAke Otf0ot
for the next two noa<hs- As soon as
Dick had the folks comfortably loeat-
ed he hiked back to the ranch, but
expects to make US occasional visits.
Dr.. A. G. Fisk Of Trinidad. but for
merly a resident Of Gienwood, was hon
ored by election to the office Of pres
ident of the State Veterinary assoeia-
ton at their annual meeting recently
held on the eastern slope. DIR. Fisk
has for some time been the state vet
erinarian for the Colorado Fuel L
Iron company.
| Mrs. Rena Osborne, who died last
Monday in Pueblo, was buried Thurs
day afternoon from the Catholic church.
The body was in charge of Aortieoan
Schwarz and interment was in Rosebud.
The lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
DeMersehman, are in California and on
account of the illness of Mrs. De-
Merschman were unable to attend the
funeral.
Mrs. Jennie Conger has brought suit
for divorce against her husband, John
l. Conger, and has filed a notice of
lis pendens in the county clerks office,
claiming a half interest in all the prop
erty of which her husband is possessed.
The Congers live at Rifle and have
several grown children. Griffith, Wat
son & Smith of Grand Junction are
attornies for Mrs. Conger.
Another fire on the roof of the school
building Wednesday morning was put
out with a part of a bucket of water,
but, nevertheless, the fire department
was called out and parents all over
town were treated to another scare. We
are told that the work Of putting on a
tin roof will begin at once and We
shall all hope that this rumor is true
for the people have been on edge about
this matter about long enough.
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H. w. Smith received letter Wed
nesday morning from his old fried, "A.
b. Gray, formerly of Denver but for
several years a resident of Nevade, and
now United States marshal for that
state. Nearly all of the Colorado resi-
dents of few years ago and especially
those who kept in touch with the polit.
ical trend will remember "Bill Nye''
as he was called because of his resemD,
lance to the famous Wyoming humorist
NJ. A. Ellis, representing the Conner
Advertising agency of Denver, was
transacting business in Glenwood Wed
nesday Mr. Ellis is an artistic job
printer and, prior to embarking in the
advertising business, was employed by
the Smith Brooks Printing company
He began his apprenticeship under the
tutelage of "Buff' Pierce several
years ago while living in New
Castle where his father was pastor OF
the Congregational church.
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w. Rolla Wilson, general state agent
of the German American Life Insurance
company OF Denver, visited Glenwooj
last Monday and made settlement with
Mrs. Christine Sothman on the policy
held by her late husband. The prompt
settlement made by Mr.. Wilson made
many friends in Glenwood for his com
pany. Before leaving Glenwood Mr.
Wilson appointed A. J. Wirth of the
Citizens National bank as the local
agent for his company.
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Miss Sadie B. Allison. for the pas,
three years in direct charge of tn3
IGlenwood sanitarium, left Thursday
morning for short visit at Grand
Junction. After time spent will
friends at the Junction she expects to
visit her mother at Fort Scott, Kansas
and will then probably locate perma
nently in either Grand Junction OF
Glenwood. Miss Allison has many
friends in Glenwood who hope she may
decide to return here and make thi;
city her home.
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In giving the names of the Glenwood
stockholders in the Grand River Oil &
Gas company in our last issue the Post
omitted the name of C. NJ. Keck This