The Glenwood post., 1915-05-15

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marriage license was granted by
the county clerk on Thursday to Will
liam J. Cook of Glenwood and Miss
Mary COyne of Denver.
Thursday evening at Grand Valley
Judge Noonan made the commencement
address to the graduating class of the
Grand Valley high school. The atten-
dance was large and the interest in
tense, and Judge NOonan was highly
complimented on his address.
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At a meeting held at the Hotel Glen
wood parlors Tuesday afternoon for
the purpose of formally organizing The
Sehwarz was made president, Mrs. H.
W. Smith, vice president, Mrs. }. N.
Silver secretary, and Mrs. BENZ. Brews-
ter treasurer.
W. II. Peabody and family the first
of the week moved their household
goods from Canon City and they have
taken the Weidenhammer house at slj
Bennett ave-, where they are now eOn-
fortably located. Mr.. Peabody is the
popular druggist employed at Barnes
City Pharmacy.
Congressman Taylor is very busy
looking after some governmental mat
ters in Denver and he and Mrs. Taylor
are making the most of their summer
vaction notwithstanding it is not all
vacation for Mr.. Taylor. 1t is expected
that they will return to Glenwood
about the middle of next week.
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j. W. Bell has received notice from
the supreme court that Judge Shu
mates decision in the Tibbetts-New-
man case has been reversed and the
case remanded. This was rather a pc
culiar case and was = result Of long
negotiations between c. H. Tibbetts
and J. W. Newman who purchased a
portion of the old Tibbetts ranch and
later found himself unable to pay for
the same. 1t is not yet certain what
the next move will be.
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In honor of having attained his ma
jority Charley Keck was last Monday
evening given a birthday party at the
home of his parents, and q number of
young friends gathered at the house to
wish him much success in life. The
guests Of the evening were Joe Hum,
Joe Blossom, Gus Holland, Steve Hol-
land, Emmett Quinn and Rex Smith;
Misses Mabel Moore, Edna Kimmer-
ling, Lillian Lowe, LARita Collins,
Miss Craft, Miss shumate and Valen-
tine Crook.
The city is overflOwing with people
who are out of work and who are
tramping through the country. Thurs
day night over fifty hoboes were
rounded up in West Glenwood. The
police officers are kept busy with this
kind of people and they are kept NOV
ing along, but the trouble is that as
fast Is one bunch Of the Wi1lies is
pushed out others come to take their
places and 80 the chain is unbroken
and thus it is just one continual round
of pleasure for the police officers.
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Chancellor Buchtel's sermon Thurs
day evening At the Methodist church
was one Of the strongest discourses
heard in Glenwood in many q day. Dr..
Buchtel always pleases his Glenwood
audiences because he always gives them
something worth hearing. 1t was cs-
pesially fortunate that our people were
given the pleasure of hearing Chancel-
lor Buchtel as he was persuaded to
stop over here while on his way to
Meeker where he delivered the com
mencement address before the Meeker
high school.
William Dittman, a former county
| commissioner of Mesa county with resi-
dence at Mesa, was in Glenwood Tues
day attending to some business at the
U. 8. land office. Mr.. Dittman has
recently joined his son in cattle ranch
deal up Roam creek and has thereby
become q resident of Garfield county
with Debeque as his postoffice address.
The Post editor has had the pleasure
of an acquaintance with VIM. Dittman
for many years and is glad to know
that he is henceforth to be identified
with Garfield county whose citizenship
is improved because the Dittmans have