The Glenwood post., 1918-03-16

ball given by Woodman Camp at Eagle
last Thursday evening.
L. F. Grace is making preparations
for an early trip to Klondike.
Mrs. J. L. Hayes royalty entertained
the Ladies' Aid society of the Presby-
terian church yesterday.
Rev. E. N. Mallery, former pastor
Of the Methodist church, was seen by
few of his Glenwood friends Monday.
Mrs. F. P. Tanner Of Ouray visited
in Glenwood this week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. h. Bi1by.
Conductor Wolf Of the Aspen branch
of the Rio Grande returned from Den
yer the first of the week and has re-
sumed his usual run.
Mrs. b. NJ. Law returned to her home
in Basalt Wednesday evening after =
ten days. visit with Mrs. Graham and
other Glenwood friends.
Let the meeting tonight at the court
house, called in the interests Of Straw
berry Day be a rousing one. Much de.
pends on the manner any movement is
launched.
johnson & Millhouse have purchased
the Cardnell newspaper plant and have
taken it to Carbondale to start up in
business. We surely wish them success
and again insist upon it that there is
always room at the top.
And now that Sam Eubanks, our
modest county treasurer, jumpeth out
and declareth boycott on the Post
for not including him in our old bach
elor list last week. We had Sam IN
mind all the time, but somehow the re-
port, false or otherwise, had reached us
that he was already spoken for, hence
not being desirous of getting tangled
up in family matters we omitted him.
This paper, at all times and under all
circumstances, stands bravely up for
everything that is for the best inter
ests for our city and county, and is
desperately opposed to any movement
of a detrimental character. Hence you
may know on which side of the fence
you may find us without sending out
a sounding" committee. What is for
the interests of the masses is of equal
interest to us, and anything that works
havoc with the masses will in like man.
ner react upon us. Hence we desire to
elevate the right and suppress the
wrong. This should be the desire of
every person in Glenwood.
In recent issue of the Minneapolis
Farm, Stock and Home the editor gives
an extensive outline of Colorado as Il
fruit producing state, and eulogizes c.
H. Tibbetts and Sons for the success
they have achieved along this line.
Colorado is fast winning the attention
of the entire world.
Judge Noonan was aroused from his
morning slumbers rather early last
Wednesday to solemnize a marriage
ceremony between Veola T. Brown of
Aspen and Miss Edith D. Cree of Denver.
This is the sort of D-Cree that the
judge is particularly fond of and says
he is willing to be walked up most any
old morning to perform a similar cere-
mony.
II. R. Kamm and wife moved to New
Castle this week. Mr.. Kamm can now
better look after the interests Of bis
splendid store at that place. The peo'
pie Of New Castle will find the asso'
citation of these people very congenial
VIM. Cardnell returned Sunday even
ing from Seattle where he went with q
carload of burros. It was his intention
to go on to skaguay, but upon arriving
at Seattle, Mr.. Brown, who was at tht
head of the party, got into little DIFF
ficulty and they were unable to leave
for skaguay as soon as was expected
SO Bill came home. He says that th'
day he left Seattle thirty-ftvo bodie
five Of whom were women, wcr'
brought into the city on a vessel. The,
were found frozen to death on th
trail betweey Skaguay and Seattle. On
man returned from Klondikc was foun,
sitting on his sled frozen 10 death, hi
elbows resting on his knees and hi
face between his hands, as thougl
asleep. He had coustlsrable gold dus
!, In his possession.