The Glenwood post., 1915-05-29

GlenwooA 0seiety
l. o. o. F. Hall
/ 10 a. m.-Sunday School.
IL a. m.-Sunday Service. Subject,
"Soul and Body"
Wednesday evening at o'clock.
Reading room open Saturdays from
2 to p. m.
All are cordially welcome.
The attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement of the Silver
Shoe and Clothing company appearing
elsewhere in this issue of the Post
This is one of the live business firms
OF the city and in every way worthy
of your patronage. If you want to be
up-to-date in the matter of clothing or
shoes you can safely trust it to Silver.
w. B. Fraser, state game and fish
commissioner, and s. E. Land, super
intendent of hatcheries, visited Glen
wood Tuesday and went down to the
Glenwood hatchery where they ordered
number of repairs made in the build
ing, letting the contract to Dow, Braek-
ney 4 Co. When asked concerning the
hatch at the Glenwood plant Mr..
Fraser said it was the best in the
state.
Word reaches Glenwood that Chester
X Hampson, manager of the general
store of Hampson Bros. & Valdez of
Rifle, died Thursday in salida hos
pital as a result of complications fol
lowing an operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. Hampson was not very we'll known
in Glenwood, but had been in Rifle the
past few years, having come there
from Salida at the time the company
store was established in Rifle.
| w. W. Livingston, former resident
of Glenwood Springs and once manager
of the Glenwood flour mill, came up
from Grand Junction last Saturday
and has been calling on his frieuds
about town this week. When asked
about the fruit conditions in his caun
try he admitted that they were bad
enough and said Jack Frost certainly
proved most unwelcome visitor this
year. The frost zone is somewhat
spotted, the effect being much worse in
some places than in others, ranging
from perhaps a fourth of . crop down
to complete failure.
John Quinby, Colorado representa-
tive of Pathe's film factory, is spend
ing week in Glenwood with = view
to securing some motion picture films
representative of this part of the
country. Unlike many others who have
visited Glenwood on a similar mission,
Mr.. Quimby asks for no assistance
whatever from our citizens, but wei
comes suggestions and friendly CO.
operation on the part Of our people.
Wednesday Mr.. Quimby secured a mo-
tion picture showing the bathers i'll
our famous swimming pool. 1t is to
be hoped that he will make a number
of other pictures before leaving Glen
wood, as nothing could do more to ex-
plot the wonderful scenic beauties Of
this country.
| Wednesday the city police authori-
ties nabbed tramp painter on sus-
picion that he is implicated in much Of
the house robbery which has been going
on the past few weeks. On the fellow
was found some underclothes recently
stolen from the Troy laundry and in
his room the officers found some jewel
ry and other articles which they believe
have been stolen from Glenwood resi-
dents. The fellow is an ex-convict,
and it is claimed that hs has served
more than one term in stats prison for
the same kind of offense. He il nov
on parole and if held foi this o6enee
he will not be entitled to much mercy.
He wasogiven hearing before Justice
Rice and held to the district court. The
fellow has a partner who evidently sus-
pected that the Glenwood officers were
getting wise and made hinseh scarce
some time before Holiday was arrest
cd. 1t is believed that either Holiday
or his partner know whist became Of
the articles taken from ~ eehwax