The Glenwood post., 1915-04-24

yoonG man. Gan furnlsh eood fetef-
enees. Inquire at this Office. S-l7
this week at New Castle and Garfield
creek.
Don't forget the lyeeum number at
the Methodist church next Thursday
evening, April 90,
f.. 1t is now Bartlett x Brosius, livery
men, the consolidation having taken
place the first of the week.
William F. Young and Miss Lizzie
Cant, both of New Castle, Were last
Wednesday given marrige license by
Cupid Hubbard.
Fred d. Conger and Miss Eliza NJ.
Rogers, both of Grand Valley, were
granted a marriage license by County
Clerk Hubbard last Tuesday.
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For Sale:-Defiance seed wheat and
Burbank seed potatoes.
4-3 E. E. LUCAS,
Glenwood Springs.
An adjourned meeting of the city
council will be held next Monday even
ing. There may be some appointments
made at that time, and then again
well, come out and see.
Leslie Mahurin of Pensacola, Florida,
is the new clerk and stenographer in
the office of the Holy Cross forest at
this place, Mr.. Mahurin, with his wife
and two children, having arrived in
Glenwood the first of the week.
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Eggs for Hatching-Pure-bred bar
red Plymouth Rock. IS cents per set
ting, post paid.
MRS. A. J. vAGG,
Carbonjale, Colo.
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c. E. Bigham is undermining his
bakery and grocery on Blake street BY
putting in a full plate glass front and
tile floors besides re-arranging the in
terror to add greatly to the attractive
ness and convenience of the place. The
Post is not advised as to the full de-
tails of the improvements, but will take
another look at them a little later.
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Morgan Gavin has sold his auto
mobile livery business to Oberto Bros,
who are holding forth at the old stand
in Robertson barn on Eighth street
Morgan is yet somewhat undecided as
to his future plans but will probably
soon join his parents in Denver. Nor
gan is one of our fine young business
men, and We shall be sorry to lose him.
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The County High school committee
held another meeting last Monday, but
decided that they could not pay any
bills since there is dispute between
the board and the contractors as 70
how much is still owing on the buili-
ing 1t will therefore perhaps be nee
essary for the courts to pass on the
matters as to which are the preferred
bills.
Walter L. Biller, who served SO effic
iently all last year as superintendent
Of service at the Hotel Colorado, has
returned from California where he was
employed during the winter months in
the Virginia hotel. He will be given
complete charge of the publicity work
for the Hotel Colorado and has already
taken up his work in that line. He
left yesterday for = short business trip
to Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hill and little
daughter, Harriet, returned this week
from California, where Mrs. Hill had
spent the past three months enjoying
the balmy sea breezes. Harry went
out more recently but they all had a
fine time visiting the fairs and taking
in the many points of attraction in the
coast country. Mrs. Hills mother, Mrs.
Brown, of Shoshone decided to remain
out there for few weeks longer.
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There are many things about the
work of Miss Margaret Bruner which
strongly appeal to her hearers. She
has beauty; she has exceptional talent;
but the strongest impression which re-
mains is picture of her fundamental
nature which she seemed to reveal as
she read. There was the flavor of the
primitive-of rich, red blood-almost
of wildness. 1t was very refreshing