The Glenwood post., 1915-03-20

saddles made to order. rAs hsss
ever. Woody, of course 2-s-S.
Dost' overlook the Methodist luach
and supper At Grand Hotel dining PooM
next Saturday.
The Catholics Of the city gave a very
successful supper and ball Wednesday
evening in honor Of st. Patriek's day.
Sheriff Jessup has been unusually
busy this week serving subpoenas on
prospective jurors for the April tern
of the district court.
Harry Logan made business trip to
Grand Junction the first of this week.
He reports An up trend in the business
outlook in that country.
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Mrs. William Djbson left Thursday
morning for Marsha lltown, Iowa, in re-
sponse to a notice of the illness of her
daughter, Mrs, Zelmer Cantrell.
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DR.. and Mrs. Stewart this week
moved from the Citizens National Bank
building to the rooms in the Parkison
building, adjoining the doctors office.
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At the Dow sale on Garfield creek
last week one horse brought tl72, and
another $50. A heifer was sold for
sl1O and other stock brought CORES
pondingly good prices.
Frank Delaney, who was q law part
ner of the late J. C. Gentry, came over
this week from his home at Meeker to
assist Mrs. Gentry in looking after
some business matters that needed i'm
mediate attention.
Thursday afternoon three feet Of
snow fell on the Continental divide be-
tween here and Leadville and 80 seri-
ously WAS railroad traffic threatened
for . time that the big rotary snow
plows were brought into play.
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The news Of the recent death of Rev.
John C. Carman which occurred at his
southern home in South Carolina, came
rs shock to his many friends in this
county as well ~ throughout Colorado.
Mr.. Carman, who for many years was
q resident Of Denver, was for many
years previous to his death very active
ly engaged in Sunday school work and
had made many trips over the state in
the goood cause in which he was So
vitally interested.
Ollie Griffith has returned from his
vacation, = portion Of which was spent
in California where he greatly enjoyed
the big exposition. He appear to BE-
much improved in health rs . result Of
the vacation and has taken up his du-
ties again as city postman. Mr.. Grit
fifth saw Beaehy make many Of his
thrilling aeroplane dives and trills, and
felt a sort of personal loss when the
news came that the famous birdman
had finally dipped to his death.
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. 11-14-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank French came in
last Sunday from Sheephorn and have
this week visited Franks parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry French of this city.
They will leave shortly for Philadel-
phia, the home of Mrs. French's rela-
tives, and there they will probably
make their home. Since leaving here
several years ago Frank has roamed
over considerable portion Of this old
world, having served three years in the
U. s. army and in that capacity having
travelled over much of the country.
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Thursday DR.. w. w. Frank received
message which called him to the
home of his father at Coin, Indiana.
Dr. Franks father is past 20 years Of
age and for some time his health has
not been the best. Recently he broke
his arm and now he is obliged to have
it broken again and reset. He has
suffered Tuch pain from the broken
member and, because Of his advanced
age, fears are entertained rs to his
recovery. Dr.. Frank left Thursday
evening and, considering the nature Of
his mission, was unable to say how long
he would be absent.
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Joseph Hopfinger, . Colorado Mid