The Glenwood post., 1917-04-28

The Bridge Whist club met at the
home of Mrs. W. T. Oberto Wednesday
Henry Riggs the son of Mrs. Anna
Riggs was ill this week and under the
care of Or. Stewart.
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the new Horton wet-dry law is now
operative and County Clerk Hubbard
has received the required permit blanks
authorizing shipments under the new
act. The law is very strict and thus
far no one has ventured to make ap-
plication for shipment of medicine ;.
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Yesterday Daniel Sullivan of De-
Beque, who has been in the sanitarium
for the last three weeks recovering
from an operation for appendicitis and
peritonitis performed by DR.. Stewart
returned to his home. Dams recovery
was complete and he is returning to the
farm to serve his country.
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Superintendent Underwood, Senator
B., T. Napier and County Agent Alfred
were out Tuesday afternoon making an
effort to secure land for the high
school boys. A tract of IS acres can be
secured six miles up the Roaring Fork
provided water can be obtained for it.
AS yet nothing is definite.
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An election Of officers for the Pres.
byterian church took place Tuesday
evening with the following results:
G. H. Bell, VIM. Cross and P. P. Dow
were elected elders. J. I. Burdge, E.
NJ. Curtis, Ollie Thorson, Fred Claudon
and C. c. Graham were made trustees
and Miss Violet Hammond was ap-
pointed treasurer.
Attorney C. W. Taylor is in receipt
of letter from his brother, Congress
man Edward T. Taylor, stating he had
been operated at Providence hospital in
Washington. Later word in the Den
yer Post mentions the fact that Mr..
, Taylor is improving nicely. His son,
Edward, has applied for commission
in the cavalry.
Mrs. Mary G. c. Bradford, state su-
perintendent of public instruction, ar
rived in the city Thursday evening.
Mrs. Bradford and Mrs. Tippett West
erman visited several schools and or
ganized parent-teachers association at
Rifle Friday. Last evening they at,
tended dedicatory exercises of the
new school and community building
held at Morrisania.
Henry Stevens, who came down from
the Sweetwater country last Saturday
to act as a witness for A. McGlochlin
in final proof before the local land
office, reports the range conditions en-.
couraging in his country and says the
grass is starting as early in that coun.
try Of deep SHOWS as in other portion:
of the state. He predicts a very pros
porous year for farmers and stockmen.
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Last Monday J. 8. Woody took one
Of his Waterloo Boy tractors to the
sleicher ranch in Spring valley, driv'
ing the big machine over what i.
called the "dump" road which starts
near the Station ranch. He found be-
fore the journey was completed thai
that is not much of motor road, but
the Waterloo appears to be equal to
any possible emergency, and it scalec
the hill without any trouble, in conse
quence Of which feat Woody is quite
proud.
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D. 8. Bruce has purchased from B
T. Napier as receiver, the Red Sol
farm tract Of $40 acres near New
Castle, once the property of the Cory
ellis. This is very fine tract Of land
though yet in the rough. Mr., Bruce
farmed the place this year and as he
is one of our very best farmers he
will soon have the property in excel
lent condition. Mr.. Bruce will farm
/ the Red Soil ranch this year in con
nection with the Bender ranch on which
he has been = tenant for several years
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