The Glenwood post., 1915-12-25
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Miss Louise Hammond, who is n
zsadent at the State Teachers college
= Greeley, is home for the Christmas
vacation.
Mss Winifred Fordham has returned
fR holiday visit with her parents
hom Boulder where she is student in
the University of Colorado. s.
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Eoe Rent-Geod Broom dwelling, well
situated, water in house. $12 month.
Inquire at this Office.
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Harold McKissack and Lyle Lowe
are two young men from the state uni.
versity at Boulder who are home for a
Christmas visit to their parents.
Joe Blossom, who is taking law
course at the University Of Denver, is
home to spend the Christmas vacation
with Glenwood and Rifle friends.
For Sale-Span of good work horses,
weighing 1900 pounds each.
G. D. FULLER,
12-25-1t. Glenwood Springs, Colo.
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R. G. Carlisle and George F. Newton,
two pioneers of Roam creek, came 10
Glenwood Monday, Mr.. Newton secur.
ing an irrigation decree in the district
court.
The weather still continues ideal for
the winter season and farmers have
accomplished more in the way of ranch
work than usual on account of the
very favorable weather conditions.
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Low rates for the Holidays. Liberal
limit. Call on the agent for particu
lars.
THE MIDLAND ROUTE
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Mrs. G. C. Parks writes from Denver
that Baby Nancy is improving NIGEL,
and gaining in weight. Mrs. Parks
thinks they will return to Glenwoot
soon after the first of the new year.
Miss Ethel johnson, the popular sten
ographer for the Logan Investment
company, left yesterday morning fol
her holiday vacation with her parents
at Fruita. She will probably prolon.
her visit to January 3.
For Rent Four-room dwelling oI
Minter avanue. Take it at So I
month. Inquire at this office.
When you read this issue of the Pos
the Christmas will be over and it is thu
nope of the editor that You enjoyet
tho joyous season to the full Real.
now, don't you find lot of reasons
for being glad this holiday season!
For Sale or Rent-Six-room hOus
and 100 acres of land, 40 under cult
walton; one.quarter mile from town o
Gypsum. Selling price, $4,000.
L. c. HAND,
l2-25-1t Gypsum, Colo.
Congressman Taylor's appointment d
Mrs. Pollock at Rifle has been approve
by President Wilson and the appoint
ment will now go to the senate for con
firmation. 1t is expectd that Mrs
Pollock will take complete charge o.
= the office in short time.
Holiday rates via Colorado Midland
One and one-fifth fare the rount trip
Selling days Dec. 1s-23-24-25- and 3lst
Jany. 1st, limit Jany. 3rd.
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William Noonan returned Tuesday
morning from Leland Stanford univer
sity and will spend the holiday season
with the home folks. Bill is a junior
in the law department this year and is
making splendid record, both in
scholarship and athletics.
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Former Governor Ammons stopped
over in Glenwood last Monday and was
about the city with Senator Napier,
meeting a number of old friends. lie
was returning from Rifle where on Sat
urday he had attended meeting of
the Grand River Stockgrowers' assc-
citation.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. McClaskey and
little daughter are here from Gallatin,
Missouri, and will spend the Christmas
season at the Hotel Glenwood. Mr..
,McClaskey is mayor Of Gallatin and an
oldtime friend of Gabe Cox of this city,