The Glenwood post., 1915-01-30

says she feels like . Aeu woman since
Dr. Stewart recently relieved her of
"a galistones which for nany years
lad made her life nissrsbls.
Z. c. KiAssbury s.d family came up
from their Elk Greek naaeh this week
and they have take. IT, Kanm resi-
dsnee, heretofore occupied by II. o.
Svitzer. This they viii Estai. two or
three weeks or until Mr.. owitzer re-
turns from q trip to the South. The
Kingsburys were called here by the
necessity for An operation On Miss Iris
for appendicitis.
J. E. Sheriff. attended the Farmers
congress and demonstration work at
Fort Collins last week and says be
found it very pleasant and profitable
trip. Mr. Sheriff. 10 one Of the live
ones among our farmer friends and lie
believes in keeping up with the process
sion. He says he learned many things
At this meeting which he thinks he can
put into practice with profit.
County Surveyor Trunbor returned
Monday from Boulder and Fremont
counties where, At the request of the
county commissioner, Ae visited the
state convict road camps. He was
very much pleased with the trip aud
the information it afforded him and
thinks he learned some things which
hs can utilize to the value Of this
county in the road work during the
coming year.
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Word reached Glenwood The first of
the week of the death Of Mrs. Peter
Schneider at her home in BuenA Vista
The Schneider family lived in New
Castle in the early days and later for
many years they made their home in
Leadville, but have recently lived in
Buena Vista. Mrs. Schneider was q
sister of Mrs. E. E. Drach and was
quite well known and highly esteemed
by the early residents of this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Switzer and little
daughter left Tuesday evening for
Galveston, and will then 60 to San An
tonic, where Mrs. switzer and Doris
will probably spend the remainder Of
the winter. The trip is made in the
interest of Mrs. Switzer's health, which
has been very poor of late, owing to
nervous breakdown. 1t is to be hoped
that the change i. altitude ssA climate
and long rest will result in the lady s
full restoration to health.
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The ranchmen directly interested in
the Lacy hill controversy were in town
Wednesday, but so far as the prospect
for county road around the hill their
trip was in vain. They refused, or at
least some of them refused, to sign
the agreement presented to them,
claiming that it was entirely too sx-
acting in that it seeks to hold them
responsible to an unreasonable degree
for any damage that might result from
break in the ditch Apparently the
matter is now just as far from settle
ment as it has ever been.
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John T. Brown, for two terms county
assessor of Mesa county, has spent the
week in Glenwood making careful
check on the records of the U. 9. land
office. Mr.. Brown is employed by a
firm of tax experts whose business 1t is
to discover tracts of land which would
otherwise be overlooked by the asses
sors, and they have splendid endorse
ments from those from whom they
have secured contracts. Mr. Brown is
recognized authority on tax matters
and is right At home in this line Of
work. He completed his task here in
time to leave yesterday for his home
in the Junction.
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B. c. Howie stopped in GlenWool
Thursday on his return from N ex-
tended trip to the east and south to
his home on Flag creek. After some
time spent At home Mr.. Howie will 20
to San Diego where he will spend the
winter. He says conditions are Desh
better here than in the country - has
visited, although the skies are GfoW-
ing brighter everywhere and evssysas
sessas to be expecting PssaPssess
year. Since M. Howie lost ~ wife
last fall he says he cannot esa4sat