The Glenwood post., 1916-10-28
Democrats told Mrs. Weber If she

democrats told Mre. weber II sne
would again be a candidate they would
make no nomination against her. She
felt as though she could not ignore this
offer and she was elected for the third
term, this time without opposition.
Later Mrs. Weber was appointed as
enrolling and engrossing clerk in the
Wyoming legislature and served two
terms in that capacity. She has had
IL years. experience as teacher, be-
sides the substitute work she has bean
called upon to do and she has always
given the highest degree of satisfac-
ton.
Ten years ago Mrs. Weber became
resident of Garfield county, having
made her home on ranch on Divide
creek where her talent is greatly ap-
preciated by neighbors and friends.
Mrs. Weber is especially interested
in the success Of the rural schools, be-
lieving that county superintendent
can render the greatest service in ths
country districts. The cities and
larger towns usually employ. well ex-
perienced and qualified teachers who
have to great extert surmounted the
difficult problems incident to the pro-
fession, while many of the country
teachers have limited experience and
greatly need the counsel, assistance ami.
advice which county superintendent
should be able to give. The city teach
ers are connselled and advised by ex-
perienced principals and superintend-
ents and given many helpful suggestions
just when they most need them, while
the country teachers. often with little
training or experience, are left to shift
for themselves and often the only Wis.
itor during the year is the county su-
perintendent who can be quite helpful
to the young teachers who are called
to work in the rural districts.
Mrs. Weller says she had wanted tn
meet all the people in the county, but
as she has. been delayed by the stormy
weather and consequent poor conditions
of the roads she fears that will be i'm.
possible. However. she will greatly
appreciate the support of all those VINO
are pleased with her platform as set
forth in the foregoing paragraphs.
For Coroner
DR.. c. NJ. Stewart. one of the lead.
ing physician sand surgeons of this
city, has accepted the nomination on
the Republican ticket for the Office ct
county coroner. DR.. Stewart has
friends in every. precinct of the county
and, while he cannot leave his practice
to visit the voters as he would like to
do, he will see some of them that he
may get acquainted and let them know
that he will appreciate their remember.
ing him at the polls on November 7th.
The voters are asked to give him their
support for he is man who will at
tend to the duties of the office in
careful, painstaking manner and any
cases which need a thorough investiga-
tion will receive prompt and impartial
attention at his hands.
For County Surveyor
A very i1nnortant Office of which but
little is heard is that of county sus-
veyor and for this position the Repub-
leans have nominated bright young
surveyor of Divide creek. Mr.. P. B. E.
Skiff. whose friends in the country in
which he is well known, will give him
their hearty support. Well versed not
only in the necessity for good roads
but also in the technical construction
of the same, in addition to being an
excellent land surveyor, Mr.. Skiff is
well able to fill the office he seeks at
your hands ore week from next Tues-
day. .r. ..