The Glenwood post., 1916-09-23
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w. S. Parkison, the new Republican
county chairman, and Ollie Thorson, the
party's candidate for state auditor, left
for Denver Wednesday evening in order
to be in attendance at the meeting of
the state central committee and candi-
dates, which was held Thursday.
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Our citizens are certainly glad to
stamps attach to deeds, notes, bonds,
express receipts, etc. Hope Mr.. Wilson
will still be able to "keep us out of
war" without penalizing the peace low
ing citizens by forcing them to lick
these revenue stamps in the future.
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j. S. Hum shipped thirteen carloads
of lambs to Kansas City recently anil
received in the neighborhood of $4,000,
the lambs bringing over So each This
is topnotch price and he says other
shipments coming later did not bring
such a market value. His success must
be due to the fine pasturage of Colo.
rado.
Harry Il. French, who was recently
operated for appendicitis, is able this
week to resume his duties in the for
estry Office. Harry is not running any
foot races or climbing mountains and IS
much vim, but nevertheless it seems
good to see him again at his station and
about the streets even though he feels
his way rather carefully as yet.
Mr.. Crawford, young man in the
employ of the Midland at Cardiff was
thrown from locomotive Wednesday
and his leg badly bruised and lacer-
ated. He was attended by DR.. Stewart
and will soon be able to resume his
work again. These bucking locomo-
tives are getting altogether too frisky
and we suggest that the matter BE-
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A very interesting electrical app!i.
ance display is ehibited at the Hotel
Colorado this week, by representatives
of Landers, Frary & Clark, and is
known as the "Universal Home Needs
Electrical Line.' Out of compliment
to the Glenwood Light & Water com.
pany, which handles these appliance
the exhibitors will give a public DEM
onstration, to which the ladies of Glen.
wood Springs are invited, at 8 O'Clock
this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Roedman have
gone to Missouri for a visit of several
weeks with relatives Of Mrs. Roedman,
residing in Truesdale and st. Louis.
Mr.. Roedman has been having serious
trouble with his eyes and while away
will consult specialists with view 10
relief. W. T. Michael, Jr., cashier of
the Wells Fargo Express company at
Colorado Springs, is supplying in tn,
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At meeting of the city council held
last Monday evening several new ce-
ment sidewalks were ordered built m
various portions of the city. A num-
Der of lot owners had been ordered to
build sidewalks in front of their prop
erty, but having failed to do SO the
city decided to order the work done and
charge the cost up to the owners, col.
lecting the cost with interest at later
date. All of the walks ordered arn
badly needed and should have been
built long ago.
In the county court Thursday
Andrew Lund secured verdict of Mrs.
Belle Stewart, widow of the late Jack
Stewart of Dotsero,. for 1890 for labor
done by the plaintiff on the Stewart
ranch under the direction of Jack Stew
art. For many years before Mr.. Stew
arts death the ranch and property WAS
in the name of his wife. The court
and jury seemed to take the view that
when he employed Lnnd .hs was acting
: as agent for Mrs. Stewart ssnd Ainse-
fore she was bound by thes txaaS a1aon
and therefore obligated for tbe sbt.
Lund sued for $5oS.l2 but the fury
scaled his bill to $3.50, and found &c.
cordingly. The plaintiff was represen.
Icy was attorney for Mrs. Stewart.
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Mr.. Hooker of Rifle and the repre-
sentative Of the Colorado Agricultural
collage who qreceptly went to Wiscon.