The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28


bringing horse to Wash Allen. While
here he made a visit to this office and
parted with y little of the coin of the
realm in exchange for the weekly Wis
its Of this disseminator of truth.
Z. A. sharp and Z. T. Martin eans
down last Saturday and purchased q
cabinet self playing organ from the
local lodge of Odd Fellows and toox
it to the school house in the Crystal
Springs district where it will be used
in the school and for all public meet
ings
Manager Lucas received a telegram
the first of the week advising him that
the Hundred Thousand club of New
York City will hold their annual sum
mer convention at the Hotel Colorado
in this city, having selected September
IA, Is and Is as the dates for the
same.
Dr. o. +. Clagett and J. +. Smith,
who are recent arrivals from James
port, No., and friends of Gabe Cox
from their ranches in Spring Park.
both having recently purchased prop
erty under the new Spring Park reser-
voir.
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Thursday afternoon Herman Yer
deick was brought to the Glenwood
ssnitsrium suffering from m attack
of appendicitis. DR.. Place operated
promptly and the patient pass,d
through the first SO hours in splendid
condition and gives every prospect If
speedy recovery.
T. c. Lyon from the Uintah section
has purchased of Mrs. Warlick what
has heretofore been known as the Wei
deman house on Lincoln avenue and
will conduct the same as a rooming
house for those desirous of making
long or short visits to Glenwood for
the benefit of the baths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Luxen have bought
back from Zack Higgins their old
ranch on Beaver creek and have taken
possession Of the same. The Post :s
not advised as to Mr.. Higgins inten-
tions, but We hope we are not to LOSE
him from the county for Zach is one OF
our good ranchmen whom we cannot
well spare.
Mrs. NJ. f. Clarke. who has been n
patent in the Glenwood sanitarium
| the past three weeks while recovering
from an operation for appendicitis,
was able to return to her home Tue.
day afternoon. Although yet quite
weak she is improving nicely and her
many friends are hopeful that she may
soon be her real self again.
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Randy Ballinger, well known and
popular in Glenwood, passed throusl,
this city Tuesday while on his way to
Salt Lake where he will work out unit:
the opening of the baseball season as
he will follow the diamond again this
year. OF course he just couldn't re-
sist the temptation to stop in Glenwoca
for brief V sit to his many friends
in this city.
I
| Patrick Peterson, who has been EN-.
ployed on the ranch of the WaEl
Bros, near Carbondale, was brought to
Glenwood and placed in the county
Jail suffering from dementia. His
folks have written asking to be al.
lowed to take him to his home in Wis.
consin and it is probable that SONS
of his relatives will come here to ae.
company him on the journey.
The case of the county commission
ers against s A. Poff for non -supporr
of his family was heard in the county
court last Saturday. The defendant
plead guilty and Judge Smith sentenced ,
him to one year in the penitentiarv
and suspended the sentence upon Pos
giving bond for the proper care of his
family. He has homestead in Wy
| oming and will take his family there IS
soon as the little girl now suffering
from a broken leg is able to travel.
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Pat Rogers of Grand Valley came to
Glenwood Wednesday and made final
proof before the local land office on
an additional homestead entry under
the new law. Pat is one of the best
farmers in Garfield county, having
served a long apprenticeship in the Car
bIndale country which is famous for
its successful farms and farmers. NJ.
Rogers is one Of the first farmers III
this county harrinU RilI Cant fo moLa n