The Glenwood post., 1916-01-22

week visiting his cousin, Sheriff H. G.
Jessup, whom he had not seen for sew
eral years. He also made visit to
Carbondale before returning to his N,
braska home.
County Commissioners Hahnewald
and McLearn are in Denver this week
attending the good roads convention,
the annual meeting of the county COM
missioners association, and it goes
without saying that they will look in
on the big stock show occasionally.
1t will be pleasing to Glenwood peo-
pie to know that Miss Loula Long cap
tured many of the prizes at the big
stock show in Denver this week by her
excellent driving and nobby turnouts.
Miss Long has been a frequent guest
at the Hotel Colorado and has made
many friends in Glenwood.
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At his home in this city Sheriff H. c.
Jessup is improving nicely from a Sc,
we're operation which he underwent some
time ago. Naturally the improvement
! is slow and Mr.. Jessup is having some
trouble with his limbs which don't
track just to suit him, but he is gain
ing little all the time, and that is
encouraging.
Last Monday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
George Edinger and their daughter,
Miss Stella, left for the big stock show
at Denver. From there they will go to
st. Louis for visit with friends and
later to Hot Springs, Arkansas, where
they have visited before. George may
return in a short time, but the ladies
expect to prolong their visit till spring
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schwarz of Eagle
made visit to Glenwood last Tuesday
preparatory to moving to Glenwood ts
make this their home, Mr.. Schwarz be
| ing called to fill the vacant place in
the First National bank. Mr.. Schwar7
will take up his work in the bank nex'
Monday and they will take up theil
residence here in the very near future
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| G. C. McKissack has received WORD
from his son, Harold, who is student
in the law department of the Universi
ty of Colorado, that he came through
his "exams' in fine shape the first OF
the week. The subject was persona
property and Harold tied the high mar
at 9s. This is splendid record and
one of which Harold and his parents
may justly feel proud.
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With potatoes at $l.65 hundred a!
at present with indications that tn.
price will advance, how would you like
to be farmer? The present price will
do much to Offset the very unsatisfac
tory quotation which sometimes con
fronts the ranchman, and the husband
man who now has few cars of spu1'
in his cellar is destined soon to CONT
into his own, and we congratulate hin
on his good fortune.
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j. G.. Moser. local game warden, re
ports the snow so deep that the depart
ment has found it necessary to feed {
number of mountain sheep near th'
mouth of Grizzley creek, and MIR
Moser returned Thursday evening fron
Minturn where he was called to pro
vide for feeding about l25 deer and ;
few elk. He found the snow abou
five feet deep at the point where th'
animals had come down in search o
feed.
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Mrs. o. G. Place came up Monda,
from the ranch at Collbran and after
couple days visit at the Kingsbur.
home left for Denver where she vii
visit for some time with her daughter
She and DR.. Place are both feeling fin
and have greatly enjoyed their experi
ence on the ranch with the sheep ans
other growing things. 1t is very fascir
ating work for them both and the.
both feel younger for the changed en-
vironment
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The Post has wireless message from
Spokane to the effect that Mr.. and Mrs
Pete Barthell of that city are rejoicing
over baby girl which came to thei
home January 12. Mr.. Barthell is wei
known in this county, his family bein:
among the very earliest settlers in III
Parachute or Grand Valley section
while Mrs. Barthell is known to man.
of our citizens as Miss Susie Doll