The Glenwood post., 1915-05-15
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Had some one presented US with q
couple of new spark plugs, or . bit Of
gasoline, it could not have pleased us
more than the sight of all the renewed
activity in the vicinity of the Ham.
merich hill. With several teams, a
dozen or so men going at it this time
with some degree of determination, it
gives one q hunch that this time :hs
work will be pushed through to a fin
ish, and after many weary months of
waiting the new road will be fact
and the Hammerich hill thing of the
past.
We will shed no tears when We hit
the hill for the last time, and there are
many others on Four Mile who will feel
the same about it.
VIM. Lacy Of Sunlight has been ailing
for some time and came to Glenwood
where he intends taking . course in til 2
world famous hot springs and caves.
situated in Glenwood Springs, and one
need not take chances of going down
with McGinty in the search Of health
resorts and the like-not while this lit
tie city is on the map-and on the map
it is for sure.
The county commissioners took a
trip over the R. F. D. last week to con-
slider the plans of improvement in the
way of better roads. We interviewed
these gentlemen, but, alas! with little
success. With some promise of having
work done-that was all But this little
patching stunt is only throwing money
away. Such work only lasts for the sea
son and then it all off. There is only
do it right Start from Sunlight and
build a road to the last. This hitting
the bad places and then letting it go
at that, is well enough for the pioneer
days, but with modern civilization arl
modern ideas, it's only childish action
and the spending of the taxpayers
either, that feel that way. There are
many who ioin in with us and speak
.their minds. The Four Mile folks have
paid their share of taxes-the ranches
Al
years paid enough into the county to
demand most Justly some sort of rec
ognition in the road funds. And the
sooner tine county officials wake up and
treat the Four Mile people as Garfield
county citizens and regard them as do
serving some sort of road, the sooner
will the name of having bum road our
way become oblterated from the mem
ory of those who have to travel this
highway.
Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Wes.-
-erman called on the two schools of sun
light and found everything going along
uieeiy. The teachers, Miss Alice
Thompson and Miss Buelah Crawford
have done their part well in bringing
these two schools well up in class \.
and to be a credit to Garfield county :
school svstem that can't be beat in any
state whatsoever.
We struck it lucky last Monday
had a treat to homemade candy IN sew
eral places that we called upon with U
s. mail 1t hit us just right, for We
happen to have sweet tooth and takf
to candy as one would to the pool on !;
summer evening most any day during
the good old summer time.
Thank goodness, it's the good ole
summer time, and may Glenwood t'
filled to overflowing with those WHIT
think there is no place like Glenwood-
that $ the kind of people that max
things hum in our midst and the kin'
we want.
William Doolittle has returned to HI
work as engineer at the Midland min
power house. Mr.. Doolittle had gon
to Salt Lake where he was called OIL
account of the death of his mother, AM
where he attended her funeral. All o
of us extend our sympathy and con
dolence to Mr.. Doolittle on the loss o
n fellows best friend on earth-a moth
a.
1t looks as if the summer is going t.
BE a dry one for the ranchmen' Fou