The Glenwood post., 1915-04-10


Ralph Loekard at the sanitarium last
Saturdy evening DIR. smits reports
the lady recovering very nicely.
The efforts to scare the people into
voting for Socialistic Thomas King,
and against his opponent, Paul Oden-
burg, did not seem to get very far as
you have perhaps already observed,
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Desmond Moore arrived Saturday
from Boulder where he is a student in
the university. He is this week en-
joying his spring vacation with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. john f. Moore.
Eggs for Hatching-Pure-bred bar
red Plymouth Rock. 75 cents per set
ting, post paid.
MRS. A. J. VAGG,
Carbondsle, Colo.
Irwin and Lyle Lowe have this week
enjoyed the spring vacation by visit
ing their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. j.
Lowe, of this city. They will again
take up their work next week in the
state university at Boulder.
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Mrs. Thomas Anson Of Aspen died
Wednesday on a Midland train near
Colorado Springs while being rushed
to hospital at Denver. The remains
will be returned to Aspen for burial.
Mrs.. Anson was . daughter-in-law of
Mrs. Bastian of this city.
W. L. Swick is busy this week max
ing Swick irrigation flume Of large
size for the Glenwood irrigation ditch.
Mr.. swick's patent nume gives excel
lent satisfaction wherever used and
We wish he might be able to keep his
factory busy much of the time.
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g. B. Mansfield and Max Grubb
came down from Carbondale Wednesday
to remind the county commissioners #
two or three bad places in the roads IN
their section and suggesting just a lit
tie work while the repairs can be made
with little expense. They went away
smiling.
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For Sale:-Defiance seed wheat aud
Burbank seed potatoes.
4-3 E. E. LUCAS,
Glenwood Springs.
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c. H. Conwell, a pioneer of the Roam
creek country, was called to Glenwood
Tuesday to serve his county in the ca
pacity of juror, but was pleased to
learn that he would not need to stay.
The farmers are not bit partial to
these jury jobs, especially at this time
of year.
Easter was celebrated in all of the
Gienwood churches with services ap-
propriate t6 the great occasion which
means so much to all Christendom.
All of the houses of worship were
tastefully decorated and the attend
ance was very good. The Knights
Templar attended the Presbyterian
church in q body. The evening SER
vices at the Methodist church in
charge of the Sunday school were
greatly enjoyed.
G. H. Miller of Rifle, county horti
cultural inspector, paid visit to Glen.
wood early this week in connection
with the inspection Of some fruit trees
that were being delivered at this place
Mr.. Miller says it behooves the fruit
men to give careful attention to Their
orchards this year as the prospect fo.
a fruit crop is good if proper care be
given the trees this spring He also
predicts a very satisfactory price for
the product this fall.
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C. A. Anderson, one of Garfield couit
tvs successful ranchmen, came up from
Rife Wednesday and reported for jury
duty. He was excused by Judge Shu-
mate and returned in the evening to his
Holmes mesa ranch, very happy in the
thought that he will not be asked to
return to Glenwood next week and
serve the rest of the court term as he
says it is very difficult for him to get
away from the ranch at this time Of
year.
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H. v. High, -eecretary to Congress
man Taylor, arrived in Glenwood We'd
nesday morning and is very happy in