The Glenwood post., 1916-09-30

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sion Monday to devise ways and means
of getting federal aid from Washington
in building the canon road. The road
extends through the forest reserve and
hence certain portion comes under
! government control.
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D. W. Howe of Fruita, brother of
Mrs. John f. Moore of this city, who
was operated by Drs. Smits and Hop
kins last week was able to sit up for
the first time yesterday. Mr.. Howe's
: life was almost despaired of Sunday
but he is now entirely out of danger.
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| Chauncy Parsons in "Mother
Machree" and Alice Forsyth in "Last
Rose of Summer were acclaimed Col.
orados greatest singers in the News
Times contest. Both voices on one
record for sale at Korn's, Oct. 5th.
Price 75c, of which 25c goes to the
Scholarship fund. 9-3O-lt
G. w. Taylor is in Denver this week
endeavoring to get monetary aid for
roads out of New Castle and the canon
road. The county commissioners at
their session last Monday decided that
personal Intervention might bring bet
ter results and hence put the county
attorney on the job.
E. E. Fordham was appointed senior
grand steward at the Masonic grand
lodge held in Denver last week and is
now in line to become grand master.
Mr.. Fordham is also in line to get the
office Of clerk and recorder of Garfield
county, and, not wishing the other fell
low any bad luck, we wish Fordham
success.
Howard & Hubbard, the busy corner
druggists, have placed a small drug
stock in the store of Johnny Hynes at
Cardiff for the accommodation of the
residents of that town and nearby
farmers who do not always find it con-
venient to make a trip to Glenwood
when some article in the drug line is
needed. r'l
Mrs. Mary St. Clair, account OF
whose mysterious disappearance was
recorded in the Post last week.. wss
drowned in the Highline canal and her
body was recovered at the end of the
week after the big ditch had been
drained. Mrs. st. Clair lived in Glen
wood for number Of years, her father,
E. Schuster, having formerly been in
business in this city. The funeral was
held in Grand Junction the first of
this week, attended by the lady's par
ents and her brother from Salt Lake
City.
F. H. Selhorst of the U. s. land office
took party of friends to Grand juno
ton Sunday. The drive over the De.
Beque-Mesa road and through the Plat |
eau valley was an unfolding panorama
of beautiful scenery. The foliage
CLEANS with a thousand tints under the
autumn sky and nature seems to wish |
to flaunt her glory in the face of the
dying season. Those in the party t"
enjoy the day were Miss Stephani,
Miss Sarah Dildine, Mrs. Cummins and
Mr.. Selhorst, with Lamar Ikeler as
chauffeur.
Last Tuesday morning Judge and |
Mrs. John l.. Noonan, with John, Jr,
for chauffeur, started on two weeks
overland trip through Routt, Moffat
and Rio Blanco counties in the interest |
of Judge Noonan's campaign for the
office of district attorney. They went
by way of Wolcott and State Bridge
and planned to canvass >Yampa and
Oak Creek this week in time to reach
Steamboat Springs by last evening to
participate in the big meeting at that
place addressed by Governor Carlson
and others.
Mrs. Margaret Station last week went
to Duchesne, Utah, where her brother
in-law, Frank P. Station, has been liv-
ing on homestead which fell to his
lot in the Uintah drawing few years
ago. Mr.. Station, who was some years
ago . resident of Garfield county, re-
Gently suffered paralytic stroke. He
was brought to Glenwood and taken to
the Station ranch near Cattle creek,
but failing to improve he was brought
back to Glenwood and placed in the
sanitarium where his condition is seri-
GUS, his recovery being considered very