The Glenwood post., 1917-02-10

one of the aldermen of Aspen, ON q
charge of having two deer in his pos
session. A fine of $206 will serve as
reminder to Mr.. Watson that our
statute books still contain some game
laws.
DR.. Livingston Farrand, president of
the University of Colorado, paid very
high compliment to Glenwood in his
address here at the end of the com
munity conference. DR.. Farrand has
travelled extensively and he ought to
know pretty place when he sees it
and we think he does.
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S. B. Mansfield, f. E. Sweet, George
Sievers and Mr.. WINNER drove down
from Carbondale Monday to make their
appeal to the county commissioners for
the retention of Mr. Alfred as agricul-
tural agent for the coming year. They
presented some excellent argument
backing up their request.
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Several sledoads of snow have been
hauled off the streets the past week
and deposited outside the city limits,
usually at some spot almost bare, the
drivers showing their desire to help
the sleighing in spots lacking snow. But
the warm sun has removed great deal
of the snow the past few days.
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Several of our people have heard
from Rev. E. E. Tuck this week and
they find that he is getting on nicely
pursuing his studies in Boston univer-
sity and preaching each Sunday near
Boston. He reports conditions rather
tense in Beanville just now as a re-
suit of the alteration between Prcsi-
dent Wilson and der Kaiser.
The Carbondale basketball team will
play the locals here Saturday night,
Feb. 10. The second team will play
the first half for Glenwood and if sue
cesSful may finish the game. The
local basketball fans will be able to
determine the calibre of next year s
team as most of the regulars are sem
iors and are playing the last year Of
basketball.
Last Saturday little Hugh Leonhardy
I Ill.
and placed in the Glenwood sanitarium
and is in serious condition suffering
from profuse hemorrhage as a result of
the extraction of a tooth. Physicians
were able to check the flow of blood
ouly by resorting to serum treatments
and these seem to furnish only tenn
porary relief.
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Before leaving for her home on
Roam creek the first of the week Mrs.
J. N. Carr called at this office and
ordered the Post sent to her address
Mrs. Carr was a former resident of
Glenwood and she is still interested in
our city and our people and says she
must have the Glenwood news-hence
her action in having her name enrolled
on our subscription list.
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Mrs. Annie B. Sharp of Marble spent
a few days in Glenwood early this
week. She says the Marbeites arc
hopeful that the reorganization plaus
will soon be completed and that the
Colorado-Yule Marble company will
again be placed on prosperous basis.
We hope so, too, for the prosperity of
Marble means much to the farmers and
others in the Carbondale Glenwood sec
tion.
Arthur f. Gilman left Thursday for
Montrose and Delta where he hopes to
interest the people in the community
welfare project. Mr.. Gilman is a live
wire and he made great success Of
the project both here and in Aspen.
If our neighbors are looking for some
thing worth while in the way of knowl-
edge and entertainment they will listen
to Mr.. Gilman. That young man has
vision and it will pay to cultivate him.
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1t was certainly most pleasing to our
citizens to observe so many people from
out-of-town points in attendance at our
community conference meetings. Many
came in from nearby ranches and man.
others came from neighboring towns.
The beauty of it is that all went away
delighted and declaring that Glenwool
had surely furnished a worth while en-
tertainment which would mean much to
the whole county in the days to come.
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