The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14

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patie.t At The Gle.w0od sanitariun for
some weeks, has alsnOst completely re-
covered from his operation for aPpeu
dicitis and uas able Wednesday morn
ing to return to his home.
A force Of Mep is At work ON the
north side Of the river Strengthening
out the county road and giving it A
uniform grade between here and the
line kiln. This is a. Improvement
that has been greatly needed for some
time.
Mrs. Julia T. Smith, who has been
is ON her way home to Denver, stopped
off for few days and had y pleasant
visit with her niece, Mrs. Harvey L.
Moore, and her sister, Mrs. Laura
Glasmann.
}. NJ. Hutehings says his inspections
day last Wednesday afternoon at the
Pure Food store was decided success
AS he had more than twice as many
visitors as he had expected. }. NJ.
SAYS he is now convinced that it pays
to advertise.
Erie Hubbard, who is employed in
the government navy yard At Bremen
ton, Washington, is in Glenwood on
visit to bis parents and will remain
until near the end of this month. H4
is very much impressed with the north.
west country.
A special meeting of Glenwoo1
Camp, Woodmen of the World, will lie
held at the hall next Thursday evening,
March 10, at which time Deputy Head
Consul Hoover of Denver will be pres.
ent and deliver an address to the chop
pers. A full attendance of the men,
bership is requested.
F. W. Morrell, assistant district
forester, and H. l. Loving, fiscal
agent from the Denver office,
spent Monday and Tuesday in
Glenwood, going over department bus
iness with Supervisor French of the
Holy Cross forest, departing Wednesday
morning for Meeker.
The Garfield county camp NJ. w. 4
will meet in Glenwood Wednesday af
ternoon, April l, for the purpose oi
electing delegates to the state camr
In the evening an interesting socia
gathering will be held. to which tn,
Royal Neighkors and wives of ths
WOodmen are invited.
Work has begun on the McCo,
block at the corner of Eighth an,
Grand. Charley Anderson has the con
possible speed. Mr.. Mccoy is anxiou.
to have the building completed at a
early date as possible SO that he ma,
put it to use as garage early in tho
summer
The snow has now almost entirely
left our streets, only an occasiona
spot being left here and there. A lit
tie ridge of ice still remains on the
north side of each of the banks an,
also north of the Grand hotel, bu:
these emblems of winter are fast dis
appearing and the bluebirds are re
minding us that spring will soon be
here.
William H. Wifhelmy, secretary Of
the Home Brewing company, came up
from Grand Junction the first Of the
week and has 10 ned his father here in
the conduct of their business. Although
Mr.. Wilhelmy owns his home at tha
Junction it is probable that he will
bring his family to Glenwood and thai
they will make this their home in the
future.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Strows drove
down Wednesday from their ranch in
Spring Valley, sixteen miles from Glen
wood They started out by sleigh ami
came few miles on the runners when
they borrowed neighbor's buggy and
for the rest of the distance they
watched the wheels go round -
When it comes to climate Colorado can
show a great variety in short dis
tance.
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In Pathe' s Weekly, presented at the
Odeon last Saturday evening, wss
shown a portion of Kirwan' movie of
the big swimming pool. An excellent
title to the picture proved splendid
r.