The Glenwood post., 1915-03-27

Icf ooAc-1 uIee eXcellesht IeSAuence
lots ON Blake avenue. sewer and
cement sidewalks all in. Call At tbs
Office.
Judge NOOnAn has passed through
the house his bill allowing cities to
annex contiguous territory, and the
bill has nov gone to the senate where
Senator Napier will urge its passage.
Mrs. Ira Burdge received word from
Denver yesterday that her brother-in-
law, II. +. Somers, Was not expeetS.l
to live beyond q few hours. Mr.. Som
ers has been in st. Luke's hispital for
some time, suffering from a compliea-
tion of diseases.
Saddles made to order. The best
ever. Woody, of course 2-S-2.
Last Tuesday a marriage license was
issued by the county clerk to Wilson
Eugene Barnes of Shoshone and Miss
Mary Agnes McCaughan of this city.
Both parties are quite well known il
Glenwood, the bride-to+be having been
born and reared in this county.
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o. D. Smith and family have moved
from the Gardner ranch on the Roaring
Fork to Collbran where they have u
ranch home. The Smiths are splendid
citizens no matter where they are 10
Gated, aud Gsrfisl1 county is loser by
their removal to Mesa county where
they formerly lived.
Charley Now came down Monday
from Carbondale in his new Ford
which he recently purchased from 4. H.
Tucker. 1t was reported that Charley
intended to buy . car listed in the
plutocratic class, but As he has for the
past two years driven Ford he has
decided that . farmer is "stuck up"
who demands anything better.
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According to = Grand Junction paper
Henry Rhone, of that city has gone to
New York to secure financial aid to
complete the toll road between Dot
sero and Mccoy by which GlenwOod
will be put in closer communication
with Denver-espeeially those who
wish to travel part of the way by
auto.
Two Mexican convicts escaped from
the road camp at the Hardwick bridge
about = week ago and one Of them was
captured Wednesday At the sloss ranch
at Sloss and brought to Glenwood. He
will be returned to the penitentiary
At Canon City and will not be given
1a chance to build roads for some time.
The other one has not yet been found.
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The 23rd annual meeting Of the
Roaring Fork Stock Growers associa-
tion is being held at Carbondale this
afternoon. Election of officers will be
the principal business before the As
sociation but other business will be
transacted and general items of inter
est to stockmen will be discussed. A
full attendance is requested by the
officers.
Mrs. BERTHE Woodruff, after visiting
in Glenwood several weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Smelcer, and her sister,
Mrs. w. w. Crook, left the frst Of
the week for Salt Lake City where she
will assume the position of head cash
Lier Of the Newhouse hotel, = big hos
telery just completed and soon to be
opened to the public in the City of
the Saints.
Thomas w. Gildea, 80 years of age,
died at his home in this city Thursday
evening, of miners consumption, after
an illness of several months. His wife
and children were at the bedside when
the end came. The remains were
shipped yesterday by Farrnm to Lead
vile where the family had made their
home for many years and where three
brothers reside.
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Mr.. Overlook is certainly anticipat-
ing splendid business if one may
judge by the preparations he is making
at all of the properties of the Glenwool
Hot Springs company to accommodate
the trade. This is the time of year thst
improvements are always made in that
property, but Mr.. Overlook has been
especially thoughtful in planning for
the summer tourist travel and has pu.
all equipment in first-class order, a.
much as to say "Now, let 'em come.