The Glenwood post., 1916-08-05

A reward of 5000 is offered for the
recovery, dead or alive, of Charles l..
Moore, a surveyor in the U. s. forestry
sevice, who disappeared July 6, 1916,
from camp near Fraser, Colo. This rc-
ward is offered by his father, C. W.
Moore of Holbrook, Arizona.
y y =
c. c. Parks came in from Denver to
attend the sEockmen s meeting last
Saturday. Mr.. Parks formerly resided
in the city and is president of the First
National bank and also has various
other business interests in and about
Glenwood. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schwarz.
entertained Mr.. Parks during his stay
y y =
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Crouch, Miss
Fulghum and Jacob Kiser motored to
Craig and other points on Monday, re-
turning Thursday morning. The party
travelled in all over 400 miles and are
most enthusiastic in regard to the bean-
tiful scenery they viewed on the trip.
Give blowouts, one puncture and
two broken springs" did not dampen
their ardor in the least and they are
quite ready to repeat the ride, dangers,
pleasures and all.
y = =
When R. P. Coulter attended the
stockgrowers convention in Glenwood
last Saturday he was besieged by ,
number Of old friends who urged him
to make the race for, county commits
sioner from his istrict. While Mr.
Coulter is not yet an announced canlS
date, it is more than likely that he will
be designated by the assembly today
as one of those to be placed upon the
primary ballot for this position.
= y ) ,
Warden Thomas j. lyman of the state
penitentiary at Canon City visited
Glenwood briefly Thursday forenoon,
having driven through from Canon City
in his Buick car. He stopped at the
convict road camp at Grizzley and made
a careful inspection of the same and
after short stay. in Glenwood, taking
up a few matters with Commissioner
Adams, he journeyed westward, keep
ing his own counsel as to the real pur-
pose of his mission. He stated to Mr.
Adams, however, that he was very
much pleased with the road work in
the canon and said the boys were ac-
complishing more than he expected of
them.
A young man named Barney Blanci-
ard, while working his way to Salt
Lake City, was lying under project
ing hill on the road near Shoshone>
when one of the men he happened to
meet decided to walk over the top of
the hill under which Blanchard was
resting, with the result that large
sharp edged rock was loosened and fell
directly upon the legs Of, Blanchards
The flesh was stripped to the bone on
one leg, while seemingly long sharp
point Of the rock penetrated the joint
of one foot He was brought by train
to Glenwood and placed in the county
hospital under the care of Dr.. Koran.
The wounds are very painful and re-
.quire careful attention. g.r
- ~ So = = = Rs iisa's
A very happy young man was George
Sampson when he was paroled from the
convict road camp at GriEzley, Thurs.
day morning and given his liberty after
three years and seven months of prison
life, all but one month Of which was
spent in the road camp in Garfield coun-
ty. Sampson was sent to the pen from
Cripple creek but his home is in Buffalo
New York. Since coming to the camp
he has been one Of the teamsters and
while he is glad enough to secure his
freedom he is sad to part from the big
team to which he was very much at-
tached. George donned new suit Of
clothes and complete outfit, furnisHsd
him by the state, and said he would
push further west and that he was de-
termined to keep out Of trouble from
this time ON. In, Glenwood he met War
den lyman who bade him goodbye ID
ssss him his b,sssias.
f.-l.- - -