The Glenwood post., 1917-10-27

week, Mr.. Delaney having been called
here on official business in connection
with the larceny cases against Crofur,
Castner ct al.
Levi Ward, who during the past
summer has been employed on the
White River forest, is spending few
days in Glenwood, having been called
here by the serious illness of his faith
er-in-law, Mr.. Mellinger
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Born, Boy.-The stork visited the
sanitarium Thursday night and left d
lovely baby boy to gladden. the hearts
of Mr.. and Mrs Neal Smelcer. Papa
Neal's smile is little more expansive
than usual and DR. Crook reports all
are doing nicely.
Mrs j. C. Schwarz was hostess to
the Auction Bridge club this week On
assembling the ladies learned it was
the thirty fourth anniversary of the
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Schwarz and
many congratulations were showered
upon their most agreeable entertainer.
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Eugene Cross successfully passed the
examination for the aviation corps and
expects to be called into service at the
end Of two months. He is now visit
ing back and forth between Gary, In
diana, and Chicago, where his brother,
Harold, is located. His parents look
for him home at Thanksgiving time to
remain until called to duty.
Yesterday morning Sheriff Fravert
brought in from the road camp one of
the convicts who is listed as an agi-
tator and has been making considera
BILE trouble among the men of late.
The fellow was placed in the county
Jail and will be held until the state
parole officer arrives to take him back
to the penitentiary at Canon City.
Last Wednesday at the county court
Drs. Stewart and Riddle were called
as commission to examine and pass
on the mental condition of Frank Dere,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Dere of
Grand Valley. The young man was
ponounced unbalanced and was taken
yesterday morning by Deputy Sheriff
Cardnell to the asylum at Pueblo.
A pilgrimage through the Rockies to
the Mesa Verde National park, south
western Colorado, is vividly described
by Karlton Hackett, president of the
Cliff Dwellers club of Chicago, in
danitily executed brochure just issued
by the Denver 4 Rio Grande railroad.
An embossed cover and deckle edge
paper lend unusual dignity to the pro-
duction.
Early this week commission in the
county court found that William Childs
wa smentally unbalanced and the young
man was taken by the sheriff yesterday
morning to the state insane asylum at
Pueblo. This is the young fellow who
last week assaulted his father, Judge
F. C. Childs, at Carbondale. The re-
! covery of the elder Childs is not We:
assured.
A jolly outing and a goodly supply
of fine apples were the results of
motor ride to the E. E. Lucas ranch
near Antlers this week, when Miss
Doris Ford ably steered the J. B. Dea-
con car containing the following ladies':
Mesdames W. H. Peabody, H. H.
French, J. B. Deacon, Miss Blanche
Stevenson, Mary French and Ruth
peabody.
The Western Slope Teachers asso
citation will be held in Grand Junction
next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
October 20, 80 and 81. The schools
will be closed in order that the teach
ers may attend from the entire western
slope region. Educators and speakers
of great prominence will have part in
the program and it is planned to make
the meeting most helpful along educa
tional lines.
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The latest news concerning Henry J.
French is to the effect that he has not
been exempted from military duty, but
is held for service, but that, because
Of being medical student, he will not
be assigned to any of the mobilization
camps. Henry is senior in the den
tai department Of the Denver Univer-
sity and while he is held subject to
call, it is probable that he will be al