The Glenwood post., 1914-05-23

Con Wald vss among the Carbondale
folks to come down for jury duty this
week.
George Fravert of Denver is here
for . few days to attend to business
affairs.
Senator Napier is again at home
after attending the special session OF
the legislature.
L. r. Willitts, county commissioner
of Eagle county, was down this week
from his home in Basalt.
District Attorney Gentry arrived yes
terday to attend to court business
which is to come up next week.
James DairyMple, state mine inspee-
tor, was here this week that he might
visit the various coal camps in this
district.
Gene Grubb was here Tuesday on
his way to Idaho where he will spend
few weeks looking after the potato
crops of that state.
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Bert Lee and wife have moved to
the Lee ranch on Wallace creek and
will spend the summer there. They
expect to go to Denver this fall to
spend the winter.
number of Meeker people have
been in the city during the past week.
Among those noted were: VIM. Mont
gomery and wife, Forest Supervisor
James Blair and wife, Mr.. Ellis and
Carl and Pool Strelke. Mr.. and Mrs.
Montgomery were on their way to
Denver and stopped off here a few
hours.
John Baldwin CT Red Cliff has been
spending several days here. Mr.. Bald
win is thorough enthusiast on good
roa.s and is anxious to see the auto
road between Red Cliff and Pando
changed. He believes it better to make
the auto road along the river rather
than on the present site up Homestake
creek. He says the grade would be
,essened and a better road could be
made.
Purple and white, the color of the
b. p. o. Elks' lodge, are artisticallv
treated in folder just issued by the
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad in the
interest of the Golden Jubilee reunion
of that order to be held in Denver
July 1919 1914. The publication de-
scribes the many points of interest
about the convention city, as well as
the noted scenic attractions of the
Rockies; is profusely illustrated and
contains the program of entertainment
together with q map showing all hotels
and points of interest in the business
section of Denver.
George f. Kellogg of Denver arrived
in Glenwood the first of the week and
will be employed during the summer
by NJ. J. Mccarthy as steamfitter, his
principal mission being to have charge
of the steam fitting in the installation
of the heating plant on the new high
school building.
1t was announced a few weeks ago
that the acreage to potatoes in the
Carbondale district would be increase
this year. Later reports say the acre
age is practically the same as last
season and the present Indications are
for first-class stands, which means
good crop of tubers this fall.
Governor Ammons has certainly had
his hands full the past few months.
Not only has he been forced to face
One of the greatest industrial turmoils
in the history Of the sta.'. but he has
been harrassed by members of his own
party who seemed to value their own
political smbitionsabove the peace and
dignity Of the state. 1t il with pleas
ufe, however, that we record The fact
that the Republicans Of the stats have
come 70 the front and expressed their
beilef IN the law and order sts>d taken
BY Gevse1sr AnAo.s.
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Among the Post's Macy satisfied ID
vsrtisen = Mr.. Lowe vAs l. furnish
ing our people With ssae excellent oil
painting Of Gle1Wood aad oeAer oosl-
ssy. Since coming - 0lsawood M.