The Glenwood post., 1915-05-01

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In the district court yesterday after
noon Mrs. Annie Davis was granted an
additional decree for water from Dry
Hollow.
The Glenwood High school track
team left yesterday afternoon for Col
orado Springs in company with their
coach, Hugh Beers.
Wanted-Position by competent
young man. Can furnish good refer
enees. Inquire at this Office. BIZ
Your attention is called to the Hot
Point bargains offered by the Glenwood
Light and Water company as per ad
appearing in this issue of the Post.
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G.. w. Barnes, of Colorado Springs
| was visitor to Glenwood this week.
He is representing the c. +. Aldrich
Marble and Granite Co. of Colorado o
Springs and has often made this terri
tory before in the interest Of his com
pany.
Don't neglect your eyes. See S. X.
Berger, the well known Optician, who
will be here at the Glenwood Hotel for
two days, May and 3. Sun. and Mon.
Consultation free. 1t
| Miss Helen Hughes, daughter of Ed
g. Hughes Of this city, celebrated her
fifteenth birthday by giving dance
at Dougan's hall April oath. punch and
cake were served, and all reported
having fine time. Mrs. Smelcer, Rex
and Rollin Smith furnished the music.
DR.. Crook has moved his offices 20
the stone bath house across the river
and assumed supervision of the baths
of the Glenwood Hot Springs and Ho-
tel company. DR.. Smits has NOV ID
over on this side and is occupying tn"
offices in the Everett building vacated
by Dr.. Crook.
The new rock drill and compressor
recently purchased by the county was
taken last Monday up the Glenwood
canon and is now being tested ou..
In case of its successful operation it
ought to prove a mighty good invest
ment on account of the additional work
that will be made possible by its use.
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A telegram reached Glenwood last
Monday from Mercer H. Kinsman Of
Sidney, Nebraska, advising Glenwood
friends of the arrival at the Kinsman
home the previous evening Of an eight
pound boy. Mrs. Kinsman will be re-
membered as Miss Lille Gibson who
spent the most of her life in this city
We are looking for the consolidation
of the two express companies operating
in Glenwood to take place today, but
yesterday morning Agent Roedman in
formed the Post that he could not YET
give us any news in regard to the mat
ter or the plans of the Wells Fargo
company concerning their future policy
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Morgan Gavin and Walter Power!
left Glenwood At .. m. Thursda,,
morning in Morgan's Ford ODDS Jac}
Rabbit bound for Denver. That is ce:
tainly some hill climber Morgan picked
up, and from the way they sailed ou
of Glenwood it is presumed they regis
tered in Denver for lodging Thursda,
night.
Claude Beckham last Monday depart
ed for Denver with his little daughter
Crystal, who has been ailing for som'
time. Mr.. Beckham was not certai,
when leaving Glenwood as to his fur
ther plans, but thought he would proba
bly, take the little girl and her sister
who has been in Denver for some time
to South Bend, Indiana, in the hope
that the lower altitude would prove
beneficial.
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A few weeks ago the Post wa.
obliged to record a story of some hard
luck which befell W. A. Sheriff., a near
by ranchman. It was concerning thi
sudden death of four of his cows, en-
failing a financial loss of about $4Gf
which is more of a loss than the aver
age ranchman feels able to sustain in
these close times. However, it's long
lane that has no turning and last weel
the Post was informed that Sheriff.
had just sold a day-old calf for 42i