The Glenwood post., 1916-04-15
The Iron Claw
THE oDDoN FRIDAY, APRI121

trip last Wednesday. When accostad
as "Mr. Mayor" w. s. said he. was
not real sure about it, He ard Mr,
Coe tied for the place in the recent
election and it has not yet been detsTt
mined as to which one shall be '9IT's
as each is Sin the hands of his friends !
and their friends are not agreed as to
bow to decide the tie. .. B
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A new lawn is being built at the
Garfield County High School. With
this addition this splendid property
will present most attractive appear
ance. This is one of the very best ex1
penditures this part of the county has
ever made Really it is not an expeni
diture but an investment, not in doll
lars and cents but in those things that
are much superior and which mere
money can never supply.
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Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. j. Mayes who are visiting
in Washington, saying they are having
a most delightful trip and that they
will arrive home tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Mayes went as special guest Of
the Curtis Publishing company to the
meeting of their district agents at
Spokane and after this convention they
enjoyed visit to Mrs. Mayes' sister,
Mrs. Ahearn at Milford.
Sig Oleson last Sunday drove through
Glenwood 1875 two and three -year-old
Utah heifers which he took to his
ranch in Spring Valley and which will
be added to his herd and turned ont
ON the range as soon as the spring
is sufficiently advanced; This makes
nice herd of about 200 cattle which
Mr.. Oleson has accumulated in the past
few years. They will grow fat on pub,
lie grass this summer and will make
their owner nice bunch- of money.
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Mayor Ollie Thorson left Tuesday
night for aunnison where he went as
representative from the local Pres
byterian church to the Western Slope
Presbytery. 1t had not been the plan
of the local church to send delegate
to the Presbytery, but at the last mo
ment the high church officials requested
that the Glenwood church be represent
ed and Mr.. Thorson wa selected as {;
delegate from the Glenwood congre
CATION. Mr.. Thorson is expected home
this morning. s-
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellsford M. TAFT re-
turned to .,lenwood last Saturday afte'
a months absence. Mr.. TAFT visited
his people in Halifax, Nova Scotia and
Mrs. TAFT visited in Denver during hei
husbands absence on tho longer jour
nry. There returned with them Mrs
Tait's neice, Miss Lillian Ryan, WIZ
will make her home with the Taits in
Glenwood Springs. Mr.. TAFT says the
heavy snowfall endured by Glenwooj
the past winter would not begin to conf
pare with what he encountered in the
Atlantic coast states and the Canadian
country.
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The many friends of Rev Tuck will
be delighted to know that he is now
improving rapidly from the serious at.
tack of inflammatory rheumatism from
which he has suffered for the past three
months. His condition was such that
ON last Wednesday he was able to be
taken from the sanitarium to the vapor
cave baths and Thursday and yester-
day the operation was repeated, with
the result that he is feeling much bet
ter. Both the inflammation and the
pain have amost disappeared and Mr..
Tuck now seems wei on the way to
recovery.
Miss Bessie Dobson departed last
Sunday morning for Marshalltown,
Iowa where she will visit her sister,
Mrs. Zelmer Cantrell and at the same
time take course in the leading bust
ness college of that section. Miss
Bessie is one of the 1915 graduates of
the Garfield County High School and a
young lady of whom the Post is es-
pecially proud, since she started her
business career in this office. She is
industrious, ambitious and in every
sense worthy and we expect that she
will score marked success in her studies
and prove very capable along clerical
lines.
The county commissioners have de-
cided to keep the county road on the