The Glenwood post., 1915-05-29
FOR RENT-Two 5-room modern
houses. SIS C. E. BIGHAM
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commissioner for water district No. 3s
and assigned him to Cattle creek aud
its tributaries. There is too much
work in the district for one man a.
this time OF the year.
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Ed Foreman has the idea that he Is
some fisherman, too, and Wednesday
exhibited in the window of the Pure
Food store a pair of speckled beauties,
one of which weighed / "a and the
other 34 pounds. Ed landed half
dozen fine ones in a very short time.
While you are in Glenwood eat at
the beautiful Tong King cafe. You
will be pleased with the treatment you
receive. Just north of Hotel Glen
wood ll-l4-tf
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Mrs. Phoebe Gibson came in Monday
evening from Montrose and left Wed
nesday evening for Sidney, NebAska,
for a visit with her daughter, Ms.
Mercer Kinsman. She will soon return
to Glenwood where she will spend the
summer.
In the county court Wednesday after
noon Mrs. Harry Oyster secured 5i-
vorce from her husband ON the grounds
of cruelty. Mrs. Oyster was awarded
the custody of the three children and
was allowed $25 month for msinte-
nance. Mrs. Oyster and her children
left at once for her FORMER home in
Illinois.
For Sale-Three excellent residence
lots on Blake avenue. Sewer and
cement sidewalks all in. Call at this
Office.
Rex and Rollin Smith, sons of Mr..
and Mrs. C. w. Smith of this city,
leave today for Chicago for the sum
mer. Rollin will enter a school of
dramatic art and Rex will re-enter the
Art Institute of Chicago and pursue
his studies in general art and cartoon
ing. Incidentally both will devote con
siderable time to music.
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Miss Fiorace Shamlin arrived a few
days ago from Utah where she has
spent the summer. She says Glenwood
looks mighty good to her, but she has
about decided to return to her home in
West Virginia, at least for visit, and
will leave next Wednesday. Miss
Shamlin has many friends in Glenwoo1
who hope that she may return.
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Up to the present time W. II. Trum-
Dor holds the record for catching big
trout, his catch having been made We'd
nesday evening in the Grand river near
the mouth of Mitchell creek. OF four
fish, all of good size, the largest
weighed 3 34 pounds. In the window
of the Brown flower shop it attracted
great deal of attention during the
evening.
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DR.. Riddle, eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist. Glasses fitted Citizens
Bank Bldg.
Elmer Lucas is mourning the loss Of
his pedigreed Scotch collie, Rover. Ed
Everett s Overland ear collided with
Rover last Monday and the result was
fatal to Rover. This was one of the
finest and best dogs in the country
and everyone who knew him was much
attached to him, hence the chokey feel
ing which attacks the ranch help when
Rover is mentioned.
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Just as R. II. Tucker got his new
1915 Ford rigged up with all the latest
equipments, including Gray & Davis
selfstarter, he was tempted to sell it
and yielded to the tempter, NJ. II.
Streit of Grand Valley being the lucky
purchaser. R. H. will soon have anotk-
er car fixed up for himself as he is
only waiting for the extra dewdads to
arrive from the factory.
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For Sale-Lot with 4-room house, wa
ter, toilet, electric lights, sewer cor
nection. Well located. Take it fo-
$525. If you would rather, make pay
ment of $125 and take time on the
balance.
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Mrs. Alice B. Clark, for two terms
county superintendent of schools of this
county and at present deputy state
superintendent, spent day in Glen
wood the first of the week while re-