The Glenwood post., 1914-10-24

quantity Of ere Was ready - be taken |
to the railread. 1t is alsO stated that
other nines viii so0n commence ship
ping and Eagle vil oaoe more become
one of the leading mining camps Of the
Rockies.
James Dilts, Republican candidate
for representative of Eagle county, was
here this week on his way from one
side of that county to the other. Our
readers will notice that Eagle county,
with far fewer voters than has Gar
| field county, is allowed to have = rep
resentative of her own while we are
tied onto Rio Blanco county
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| DIR. X. e. Sapero, eye. ear, nose and
throat specialist. of Denver, is too
well known to need an introduction.
| His references are his patients, your
neighbors and friends. He will again
be in Glenwood one day, Friday, Oct
| 80. at Hotel Grand. Consultation and
examination free for glasses. Come
early. lO-7-lt
| The Needleeraft club and friends had
a very pleasant surprise on Mrs. J. W.
Wormell Tuesday evening, before leav-
ing for her new home in Grand June
tion Thursday. A fine lunch was served
and on departing the guests left Is
token Of friendship very pretty oil
painting of one of Colorado's most
beautiful scenes.
George Carlson, Republican candidate
for governor, and his party were in
Olathe the other day and . crowd of
five hundred greeted them enthusias-
tically. Mr.. Patterson and Kenehau
followed = day or two later and exact
ly sixty five people responded to their
presence. Quite contrast not only in
numbers, but the Patterson Kenehaa
combination aroused little enthusiasm.
Sheriff H. c. Jessup, who visited por-
tions of the Roam creek precinct, an
nounces conditions over there to be in
fine shape. He says the people were
busy with threshing and that the grain
and hay crops were good this year. He
says the people over there would like
to have some attention given to theiv
roads which are rapidly becoming IN
in bad condition.
Word is sent out from Denver to the
effect that the state game and fish de-
partment is now on a paying basis IN
this state. This is the first time in
the history of the department and
speaks volumes for Walter B. Fraser,
the new chief of the department. He
believes in business methods and has
ousted some twenty-five surplus depu-
ties and thus saved hundreds of dol
lars for the people of the state.
Following the regular Chapel pro-
gram at the High school Thursday
morning of this week few special
musical numbers were given. Miss
Mabel Moore, class IA, gave vocal
number, accompanied by Miss Pearl
White; Miss Teresa Holland rendered
a piano solo, and an instrumental trio
consisting of violin, clarinet and piano
by Rex and ROllin Smith and Miss
Florence Kob. A number of choruses
by the High school also added to the
program. Miss Mahoney and her
Eighth grade were visitors. The work
was under the guidance of Miss Clan
ton who has charge of the music de-
partment of the High school.
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Hon. John L. Noonan, Republican
candidate for representative for the
counties of Garfield and Rio Blanco,
was in Meeker Tuesday of this week.
1t may seem strange to the voters to
hear of our candidate for representa-
tive having to visit Rio Blanco county
when we have had representative of
our own for so many years. Truth is,
the Democrats allowed Pitkin and Ea-
gle counties to keep their representa-
tion by giving each a representative,
but they hooked this county onto Rio
Blanco There is one way of getting
unhitched and that is to help elect =
Republican legislature which will give
us . square deal.
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Many Garfield county people have
never visited the Divide creek country
and thus know nothing of that great
empire. The candidateA for cnnntx If.