The Glenwood post., 1915-04-17

Mr.. a.l Mrs.. Z. C. PA2res, have
moved from Gr.ad Junction, Mr.. Phares
having accepted . position with the
Mutual Light company. Ms. PhAres
is sister of Mrs. J. S. Woody.
| Gen. n. U. Miller of Grand Junction
came up to Glenwood last Sunday, at
tended divine services here and re-
manned over the next day to look up
some records at the court house.
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The First National bank has been
greatly improved this week with new
paper and varnish. A new cork floor
is the next thing on the program for
this popular financial institution.
Lester Mechau returned this week
from Denver, where he has for some
time been a student in Barnes Busi-
ness college. He is out now for the
summer vacation, but will return next
fall and finish his course.
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| Peter Kirehan is now the owner of
the Mexican ranch on Four Mile creek,
having purchased the property last
Monday of Administrator Mcdonald
of Leadville. This is an excellent pro-
perty and Pete was fortunate in get
ting it. The price was s. 800.
finished the road past the mouth of
Red Canon and moved up the Glen
wood canon aud pitched their tents and
began making themselves as comfort
able as possible, preliminary to tack
ling that canon road which will be at
least two years job.
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A telegram was received in Glen
wood this week announcing the we'd
ding in Omaha last Tuesday of w. r.
Lee and Mrs. D. H. Blossom, both of
this city. This news was received with
genuine surprise by the many friends
of the popular couple who have certain
ly proved their ability to keep secret.
Charley Morton, a former resident of
this city but who later lived quite 3
while in Canon City, was arrested on
our streets and placed in Jail until the
arrival Wednesday night of the sheriff
of Fremont county, who returned THAI
same night with his prisoner who is
wanted in Canon on charge of non
support.
The new city council made very
favorable impression on the many spec
tators at their first meeting held Mon
day evening. There was delightful
spirit of harmony throughout the meet
ing and the members seemed to be ami
mated by a desire to make good and
give the people the best administration
they have ever had.
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Thomas King says he is not a So
cialist and he wants the Post to give
that statement publicity. That is, he
wants the statement to have publicity
and therefore, rs a matter of course,
he brings it to the Post. All right,
Thomas, you are not . Socialist. The
Post is pleased to publish your dis
claimer and to advise the public that
you are not guilty.
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Sam Thompson Of the Glenwood fish
hatchery has been very busy the past
week shipping fish for planting in
nearby streams. He has already plant
ed over half . million Of the baby
trout and has = million yet to dispose
of. Those points to which he has made
shipments are Basat, Grand Valley,
Carbondale, Aspen, Roam creek, Elk
creek and Shoshone.
E. H. Grubb from Mt. Sopris ranch
at Carbondale was in the city Monday
meeting his friends who have not seen
him for several months. Gene was
rigged up in some brand new Mother
Hubbard overalls and instead of the
lone suspender he used to wear, he had
four of 'em this time and he reminded
some of his friends that he was enjoy.
ing better support than usual. Mr..
Grubb has but recently returned from
California and Idaho.
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Mrs. Mary PhilliPpi, who since last
August has visited At the Glenwoo1
| home of her dauQhter Mrs A. i Dick.