The Glenwood post., 1916-04-08

Rev. Thos. W. Stamp Of Clifton, who
is spending a vacation among New
Castle friends, occupied the Methodist
pulpit last Sunday evening as kind
ness for Rev. Tuck who is still con-
fined to his bed at the sanitarium. All
who heard Mr.. Stamp were greatly i'm
pressed with his .earnestness and de-
lighted with the beautiful messages
which he ,presented4to the congregation.
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County Treasp!ar, g. Nv Smith has
made splendid, recovery from his re-
tscent operation and has been down town
fox short time each day almost every
! day this week. He has ,even" been in
the office attending.tos business ON two
or three occasions. He is still, quite
weak and looks, pretty thin, butts gair-
ing as rapidly as could be expected and
Eexpects soon to be himself again.
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|. In divorce ease in the county court
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Carbondale was plaintiff and Emma
Leyell was defendant Judge Smith took
the case out of the hands of the jury
and dismissed it., charging the costs to
the plaintiff LEVEL alleged extreme
cruelty. The case was first tried about
a year ago and since then the parties
have been living together as though
everything was all right.
Mrs. E. B. Parker of Grand Valley
this week passed through Glenwood on
her. way to Oak Creek where she goes
to Join her husband. Mr.. Parker went
to Oak Creek early in the winter for
the purpose of auditing the accounts
of the town on an order of the district
court. He likes the place and will re-
main there, at least for the coming
summer and perhaps permanently.
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Rev. Hutchings of Rife will fill the
pulpit at the Methodist church at both
the morning and evening services to-
morrow. Mr.. Hutchings' is an able
preacher and will please all who may
hear. him. He is the pastor of the
Methodist church in Rifle and comes to
1Glenwood as an act of neighborly kind.
ness rand as an accommodates. .to Rev
Tuck who is incapacitated ,By Illness
A large attendance is urged at .tomof-
rows services. 90 y,
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L. M. Carrigan who came To- Glen,
wood few weeks ago to take charge of
the business of Armour & Co. has been
promoted to q managerial position,
having been placed in charge Of the
house at Grand Junction for'which
i place he leaves with his family today.
Our people havef become quite attached
to the Carrigan family and while re-
joicing in the advancement which has
come to Mr.. Carrigan nevertheless re-
gret to know that they are to leave
Glenwood. Mr.. carigan is to be sue
ceeded by o. T. Reese who cohes to
us from Salt Lake City. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reese have already established their
residence in Glenwood having taken
the Barlow house on Blake avenue, just
vacated by the Kingsbury family.
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That Garfield county is a pretty good
portion Of this old earth to tie to was
indicated last Sunday when R. F.
Bowles and family arrived in Glenwood
on their return from Houston, Texas,
where they had spent the winter. They
went down to that country late last
fall for the benefit Of climatic change
for . member Of the family. The
youngster was considerably improved
by the change and in fact the entire
family enjoyed the somewhat novel ex-
lperience Of spending winter void Of
snow, but for opportunities-well, that
country doesn't look good to as prac-
tical farmer as Bob Bowles is known
to be. The drouthy condition Of that
country does not appeal to those who
have become accustomed to farming in
well irrigated Colorado where people
have no need to worry about crop fail.
ures. Mr.. Bowles will farm in the Silt
country again this year.