The Glenwood post., 1915-05-22
NATURALIZATION by competent
yeung man. Can furnish good refer
ences. Inquire at this Office. 3-l1

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1t is reported that during the past
week five eonviets have escaped from
the road camp up GlenwOod canon Two
of the men made their getaway last
Sunday and have not yet been appre-
hended. Some new recruits were
brought over from Canon City the past
week, making the number now in camp
thirty men.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Chamberlain, formerly of Rifle will re-
gret to learn that Mrs. Chamberlain
died in Denver on Wednesday of last
week after a long period of suffering
from gallstones. The Chamberlalns
made many friends in Garfield county
whose sympathies will 60 out to Mr..
Chamberlain in his severe loss.
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FOR SALE-One 60-Gal. oil tank
with pump; two coffee mills, one power,
one hand; lot of plumber s tools such
as wise, pipe cutters and pipe threa /
ers; also lot of pipe fittings. All kinds
of flour sacks and grain bags.
c.. Z. BIGHAM, the Baker,
5-l5. 1t 90S Speedway.
The county commissioners held
special session last Saturday and rec
commended to Governor Carlson for ap-
pointment as water commissioners from
this county T. NJ. Lawrence for water
district No. 3S, VIM. Mohn for district
80 and s. b. Potter for district As. 1t
is predicted that the governor will act
on these appointments within very
short time.
Earl Rice, has returned from Salt
Lake City and is at present visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Rice
of this city. Since leaving here, Earl
has made rapid advances in the elec-
trical business, and has held splendid
position along that line. He contem-
plates returning soon and joining some
OF his fellow workmen in trip to the
California expositions.
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The local Odd Fellows were disap-
pointed last Monday evening in not hav-
ing a visit from Grand Master Won Til
borg as they had anticipated. Early in
the day a. }. Dickson received a tele
gram advising him that the grand mas
ter had been unexpectedly called to
Denver and that it would be necessary
for him to defer his official visit t.
the Glenwood lodge until some time in
July.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Smith of
Canton, Ohio, are visiting at the home
of Mr.. Smith s brother, Chas. w. Smith,
county treasurer of Garfield county.
They are on their way to the exposi-
tions on the coast and stopped for
visit enroute. Unfortunately their stop
was made at a time when our country
appears at a disadvantage, owing to the
rain storm and low temperature this
week.
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That smile you have observed on :he
countenance of Manager Overlook, Of
the Glenwood Light and Water company
is not due to an excessive current hat-
vest or to the prompt manner in which
, customers rush in to pay their bills. IT
is all because of young lady boarder
who engaged quarters at his house last
Saturday afternoon. Her name is
Harriet Marie and she tips the scales
at sh pounds.
Sheriff Jessup, Coroner Hopkins and
Undertaken Brady went down to Grand
Valley on Thursday, DR.. Hopkins hold
ing an inquest over the body of John
| Ulrey who the previous evening was
called to his door and murdered. Thty
all report that suspicion points. heavily
to Harrison Kerlee, the young man
now in the county Jail, and that feeling
runs high against him in the community
where the murdered man was a general
favorite.
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The Fred l. Claudon Co., began busi-
ness this week in the Cardnell building
| opposite McCoy's garage with full
vulcanizing outfit and prepared to
, take care of all work in the line of
vulcanizing any and all kinds Of rub
Der goods, outer castings and inner
tubes for automobiles, water bottles
and everything in the line of rubber
work. Mr.. Claudon has also taken the
agency for the W. C. Hendrie line of