The Glenwood post., 1915-04-03

Iuesday attending TO some business IN
the district court.
4. s. Phares and family from Grand
Junction are visiting this week at the
home OF J. s. Woody. Mrs. Phares is
Mrs. Woody's sister.
J. +. Mccoy made q business trip
this week to Eagle county, driving his
Buick car. He reports the roads in
good condition as far AS Woleott, be-
yond which point they are very bad.
The Methodist ladies' have arranged
for = chicken supper 1T the parsonage
| next Thursday evening. They solicit
your patronage. These suppers have
been very popular with the people in
the past and the ladies promise that
this one shall be fully up to the usual
high standard.
Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Hulse and chill
hitH VI "tlt Nleitois III oith
wood yesterday while on their way to
Grand Junction. Mr.. Hulse is one of
the Rio Grande dispatchers at Salida
and was employed here in a similar
capacity about a year ago. He is en-
ioying short vacation with his chill
dren.
"A a a
A. p. Ralston this week purchased
the south ten acres of the Bolles tract
at the end of the lane south of town.
Amos has been idle good while and he
became nervous and fidgety and wanted
something to do. Well, he ought to
have no trouble now in keeping busy
for there is enough sagebrush on that
land to exercise his muscle for some
time. But it's mighty fine land when
once subdued.
A dispute of long standing over o
small tract of land in Carbondale be-
tween W. NJ. Dinkel and S. ID. Weant
| wAs eettNu this Weeh "heh UodIu VI
arbitrators consisting of w. H. Long
of Carbondale, C. C. Parks of Glenwood
and John Williams of Snowmass award
ed Mr.. Weant $500 which. Mr.. Dinkel
promptly paid, and the matter is now a
closed incident.
Mrs. Emily Collins died Monday
night at her home on Cooper avenue in
this city after lingering illness Of
many months. She was n years of
age and had for many years lived at
Basalt and Glenwood. She is survived
by one daughter and three sons. The
funeral was held at Basalt Thursday
and was conducted by Rev. Wells of
the Presbyterian church.
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Z. c. Kingsbury has purchased the
little Ford car formerly owned by DR..
Sni.s, and the first of the week drove
up from the ranch and cI 10 Gypsum
where he mad case in c,u:t. driving
back Thursday morning. As compared
to the big Mitchell he had been driving
here Is snch marked difference in the
matter of tucl consumption that f. &.
is constantly wondering when that gas
oline tank will be empty.
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Tomorrow is the day above all others
when all should attend divine worship
at some of the churches. If you have
not been to church for weeks or months,
by all means go tomorrow to the church
o: your choice and give reverent heed
to the services. It will do you good.
The various churches have special East
er programs and you will be interested
in them, wherever you may choose to
attend.
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The county commissioners held a
short session Tuesday and about tine
only business transa cted was to order
a car of steel culvert pipe from the
IHardesty company for use on the eoun-
ty roads. They discussed road work III
a general way and decided that as soon
as the lyman boys complete the work
at Red Canon, probably about April 15,
they will be taken to the Glenwood
canon and set to the widening and put
ting the road on regular grade. This
will be big job and will require at
least two years.
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| J. G. Michaels of DeBeque was in
Glenwood Wednesday, having returned
the day before from trip with Mrs.
Michaels to the big expositions in Cal
ifornia. They also made trip to Seat
tie and Portland. They were much
pleased with the expositions to which
they gave considerable time and atten-