The Glenwood post., 1916-05-20

CoEyell, Sun anu uduSAtcI lc1t Ou Weu-
nesday night for Seattle, where they
will make their future home.-New Cas-
tie Democrat.
The Denver Post says the citizens if
that town voted to abandon commits
sion government. They also voted to
abandon the Denver Post form of gov
ernment.-Greeley Spokesman.
The harder the Post fights candi-
date the greater seems to be his major
ity. Twice have they opposed Speer to
the point of persecution and twice has
he been elected.-Grand Junction News.
Our old friend, Gene Grubb must
feel greatly complimented over the re.
suit the Denver gang brought upon
him. He would show a spirit of Re-
publicanism if he would get out and
stump the state for George Carlson.-
Hotchkiss Times.
The fact that Governor Carlson won
out two to one for delegate-at-large to
the Chicago conventions will probably
cause his enemies in his own party to
"see the light.n Carlson will get just
about what he wants when the Repuh-
lican state convention meets.-Mancos
Times.
Senator Napier had man from Mar
BILE up in the hills Tuesday inspecting
the Kamm sawmill property. If Brown
buys it he will take it up among the
big timber near Marble, where he has
a contract to supply the D. & R. G.
with lumber and timber. New Castle
Democrat.
Mrs. F. w. Popple and daughter,
Mrs. Paddleford, left last wednesday
for Glenwood Springs where they will
spend the summer months. Mrs. Ne,
Cam, wife of Mrs. Popple's brother,
who has been visiting here the past
several weeks, left ON the same train
for her home in New Jersey.-Granl
Valley News.
Fred l.. Tomlin, for many years .
respected resident of Salida, has again
returned to make his home here and
has purchased the monument business
and stock of Stancato Brothers OH
lower F street. The possibilities of
this business are great and Mr.. Tomlin
believes in getting in on the ground
floor.-Salida Record.
Perhaps the whisky interests of Den
yer, aided and abetted by Angel
Archie, Stocker, Goudy and few more
of the same kind of Republicans, will
let up. on their fight against Carlson
since the Pueblo convention. George
Carlson has the backing of the whole
people outside Denver and that in
cludes thousands of Democrats -Hotch-
kiss Times.
Porter Eveland, an electrical engi-
neer who installed the Central Colorado
Power company's machinery and super
intended the erecting of the line towers
from Glenwood to Denver, died in
Reading, Pennsylvania, the first of this
week, from nervous breakdown caused
by overwork. Mr.. Eveland was in
Delta about six weeks ago and pur-
chased, through Judge Welch, some
land on Fruitland mesa in this county.
Delta Independent.
The outing editor of this paper never
ceased to marvel at the contrasts that
offered in this vicinity. This week he
picked flowers beside drift of snow
ten feet deep and everyone in tine
town with eyes can see the quaking
aspens in the snow toward the quarry
with their spring dress of green. Dust
is several inches deep on the streets of
Marble, or was when this item was
written, and snow is ten feet deep ON
the mountainside a few hundred yards
from Main street. Toward the top
there is thirty feet of i..-Marblc
Booster. at 7,E-r..s E f
William Layton Putnam, aged So,
formerly driver for the Watson Aer-
camille company and later in charge Of
the ranch Of DR.. William Kernaghan,
died Monday morning at Craig after a.
illness Of short duration from spettsd
fever, the result of bites from. wood
ticks. He leaves . widow and five