The Glenwood post., 1915-01-02

Last Sunday Thomas Walsh, who has
for some time been taking care Ct
Joha Richardson 3 horses, WAS kicked
by one Of the animals and q result
is now nursing . broken ley. The &C.
cident happened out South Grand ave-
nue. on the Bolles tract and the young
man was forced to lie in the snow for
some time before an auto could reach
him and bring him to town.
William Noonxn, of GlenwoOd, who
is q law student in Leland Stanford
university at Palo Alto, California, re-
membered his parents, Judge and Mrs.
John l.. Noonsn, At the Christmas time
with . box of extra fine California
oranges. We can testify that the quail
ity of this fruit is AL for through the
thoughtfulness of Mrs. NOonan we
were privileged to sample the same and
We assure Bill that we found them su-
perior to those We have been accus-
toned to using in GlenwoOd.
w. B. Fraser, state game and fsh
commissioner, made q visit to Glen
wood Tuesday in the interest Of his
work. Mr.. Fraser is certainly alert
to the interests Of the state, mot only
in protection of game and fish, but In
the economical administration of his
Office, as evidenced by the discharge
soon after he took office Of several
deputies who were not needed, but who
never failed to draw down their month
ly salary from the state. We nee
much more of just such watchfulness
in our state administration, and We
must have it if the taxpayers are to
get a square deal.
Sam Coulter of Antlers was in Glen
wood Wednesday consulting Mr.. Parks
in regard to the work the coming year
on the property of the Antlers Or
chard Development company. The
young orchard property of this COM
pany has always been clean cultivated,
but Mr.. Coulter is Of the opinion that
much of the ground might just as we'll
be put in alfalfa or other crops adopted
to orchard lands and the crops thus
be made to bear part of the expense
Of cultivating and keeping the trees
in condition, and it is probable that
this suggestion may be adopted by the
powers that be.
Last Saturday there was filed for
probate in the county court the will Ct
the late Herman Heinze who died =.
Rifle December 81. The will provides
that $1,000 be given to the Methodist
church At Rite for the purchase Of .
pipe organ. The residue Of his estate,
aside from = few snail bequests, Is
left to the town Of Rife for the pur-
pose Of maintaining and identifying
public park. G. ". Pitnan 10 nanel
a. executor while Pittnan, J. L. Coeh.
ran and c. G. Kendall are made trus-
tees Of the park fu.d. Mr.. Heinse left
Al estate valued at about $500 and
|esssisting Of several lots IN Ri1e and
several secured leans.
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