The Glenwood post., 1917-03-24
SUBURBAN TRACT FOR RENT

/ SUBURBAN TRACT FOR RENT
Five acre garden tract, nice orchard
and small fruit, good buildings. Call
at this office. 1-1O-H
|. G. F. johnson, superintendent of tbs
Wells Fargo Express company at Den
ver, is spending the week at Glenwood!
taking the. baths, and incidentally
keeping his eyes on the business stua-
tion on the western slope.
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Since the railway postoffice has been
discontinued west of Greenwood on tho
Colorado Midland from, two to four
truck loads of mail is transferred every
morning at the Midland depot from
mail to the baggage car.
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Congressman F. T. Taylor arrived
home Saturday for ten days. visit in
Glenwood Grand Junction, Montrose
and other towns. He is making a hui
ried trip as it is necessary for him TO
report in Washington April first.
The K. c. Bender property which is
located in Garfield county, Rio Blanco
county and in Florida, is valued at
about $4,000. The probate court ap-
pointed C. NJ. White, T. FL Howard
and Theodore Rosenberg as appraisers
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Twenty years experience in watch
factories and repair shops enables w.
D. webster at Dougan's store TO guar
antee frst-caasswprk. Railroad watches
q specially. Call and give him . trial
in any and all kinds of first-class re-
pair work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stephanie and chill
dren arrived from Chicago Monday
and the first of April will take up
their residence on the ranch F. H. Sell
horst recently purchased from Mrs.
Bennett. Mr.. Stephani and Mr.. Sell
horst are relatives.
After playing with the basketball
team at Colorado Springs Saturday
night, Vincent Holland proceeded to
Denver to spend Sunday with his sister,
Katie, who was operated at st. JOS
eph's hospital, and reports that she is
recovering slowly but steadily.
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Piano at Bargain.-Customer near
Glenwood Springs unable to finish pay
ments on piano contract. Will turn
piano over to first satisfactory party
who will pay balance, either cash or
time payments. For particulars, write
J. Weatly, P. o. Box 277. 3-24-4-7
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weatherly of Di-
vide creek are here with Mrs. Wealth
erly's mother, Mrs. Frank Rule, at the.
Dildine cottage. Mr.. Weatherly is
under medical care of DR.. Stewart.
Mrs. Kenneth Rule, a daughter,in-law.
who is also i'll at the cottage, is some-
what improved
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The attention Of our readers is called
to the quarter page ad in this issne,
giving notice of the Neal cattle sale at
Meeker on April 10, offering what we
are advised is very fine bunch of
cattle, in thrifty condition. If inter =
ested in stock Of this character it will
pay you to get in communication with
w. H. Haley of Rifle, who will supply
further particulars.
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Frank P. Frost of the Marble Boost
er passed through Glenwood last Tues
day en- route from. Denver where be
went to labor in behalf of the Aspen
county bill which the Marbleites have !
finally concluded is satisfactory. to
them. The bill was finally resurrected
and placed on the calendar and may
possibly come to vote before the ses-
sion comes to a close this evening.
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Earl Finch. who is with the bridge
carpenter gang, while attempting to
board Hss'"bunk 'ear down by ,the
freight house, slipped with ono foot
through. the iron ladder, thus throwing
him backward on the ice in front Of
the car and rendering him unconscious.
It was feared he was badly injured,
but after examination Dr.. Frank found i,
nothing serious had occurred and the
man is again at work.