The Glenwood post., 1915-05-08
The beautiful display ~indsw in the
NAyes Bookstore, displaying the EAtSa,


Il ,yos is entitled 50 the full cre.ii, fog
originating I'D executing the sheme
and The fost hopes she may be- sue
eessfal in landing a prize.
Mrs. j. W. Zimmerman and little son
arrived Thursday evening from Cal
fornia where they have visited for
several months. They left yesterday
for their home in Carbondale, more
than glad to get back to the old home.
Mrs. Zimmerman says the Colorado
weather is fine and the air is SO
bracing and invigorating that is seems
good to be able to enjoy it once more.
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The frost the past week has been
quite severe in this section and there
are various estimates as to the amount
of damage that, has resulted. Some
claim that as to the fruit, there has
been almost a complete loss while
others estimate the amount of fruit
remaining undamaged at from % to %
per cent. This perhaps cannot be de-
termined with any great degree of az
curaey for some time yet.
A. Hahnewald, Jr. of Avon arrived
in Glenwood Thursday evening, having
driven across in his new Havers q
which is sure some dandy ear. Bert
Mccoy accompanied Mr.. Hahnewald on
the trip. They report the roads fine
with the exception of some distance
this side of Tennessee pass, where the
mud is very deep. Mr.. Hahnewald
claims that his Havers is the first car
except the Ford to come across the
range this spring on its own power.
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Howard Gibler of Roam Creek and
one of the pioneers of Garfield county
spent a few days in Glenwood this
week while in attendance as witness
at the district court. Mr.. Gibler does
not often scome to Glenwood, but he
has a number of friends here with
whom he always enjoys visit when
he does come. The Post acknowledges
a pleasant call from Mr.. Gibler, who IS
hereby informed that the lstchstring
il alwys on the outside. His visits are
always appreciated.
| Congressman and Mrs. Ed I. Taylor,
Judge Noonan, Mayor Thorson and \,
J. Dickson went down to Grand juno
tion Saturday to join Governor Carlson
in his inspection of the Teller indian
school buildings and grounds and 20
attend the banquet given in the COVER
nor 3 honor in the evening. One hun
dred people sat down to the banquet
which was given at the LaCourt hotel.
The people of that community fest
highly honored by the presence of their
governor and congressman and greeted
them most cordially. The speeches
were very able and interesting, and the
best of feeling prevailed throughout the
evening.
We have not enough concerted action
in Glenwood in regard to the matter OF
publicity. Our business men mean well
and think they are doing the right
thing when they bite at every proposi'
ton put before them by the glib
tonoued salesmen who float in hera
from time to time. But they soon wake
from time to time. But they soon
wake up to find that they have
been buncoed, even though they
!, were a party to the deal. If the
local printers would approach some
of our business men on propositions AZ
transparently worthless Is some fo'
which they have fallen when presented
,, bv strange solicitors, they would be
turned down good and hard, and they
would deserve it. 1t takes smooth
stranger to get away with the swag.
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As ample proof that the new system
liuaugurated by the Glenwood HOT
Springs and Hotel company in regard
to their baths and treatment, party
of four ladies arrived here Monday
intending to remain only during Tues
day. After talking with DR.. Crook
and being shown the new plan OF CIV
ling the baths and treatments they de-
cided to remain four days, which they
did. A gentleman came in suffering
! from neuritis, but he thought he could
only stay a day of two. The plan OF
going after such trouble convinced him
that to prolong his stay would be time
|. well spent and as = result he is here
vet, taking the baths every day and