The Glenwood post., 1918-11-02


tend the funeral of Lester Miller, late
of Gilman but former resident of
New Castle where he served a term as
town alderman.
Otto B. Larson, who entered Uncle
Sans service some time ago, writes
that he and several other Garfield
county boys have arrived safely over
seas and that they greatly enjoyed the
trip across the waters.
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John Schultz arrived in Glenwood
the first of the week from the naval
training station near Boston, Massachu
setts, and will spend a thirty days fur
Tough with his parents on Piceance
creek and with his many friends in
Glenwood.
The ladies of the Glendale Circle
raffled off a beautiful sofa pillow made
of satin ribbon, which was won by Mrs.
McReavy Tuesday afternoon. The pro
ceeds, which amounted to $50, were
turned over to the local Red Cross
chapter.
Death from pneumonia has claimed
Claude Halter, a soldier in the allied
armies in England. Mr.. Halter was a
-in-law of T. A. Thompson, who
lives Oh Crystal river few milos
above Carbondale. He leaves wifi"
and three small children, now living n
the Thompson ranch.
Practically every court official and
peace officer who has ever had official
dealings with Tom lyman is against
him. The egotism is altogether too
much in evidence. Tom is not big
enough for his present job, and Lord
help us ali if through mistake of the
voters he should be exalted to the high
position of governor of Colorado.
Mrs Anne Eliza Rich one of the old
timers of Aspen, died at her home this
week and was brought to Glenwool
for burial in the Rosebud cemetery
Thursday, beside her daughter Mr..
Alden S. Thompson. Deceased was -
years of age. Mrs. Rich's son-in-law.
Alden s. Thompson Of Placita, was en-
ployed on the Avalanche several years
ago.
Last Monday H. E. Van Syckel suf
of thirteen valuable steers as a result
of bloat. 1t is now believed the bloat !
was caused by the animals feeding on |
frozen potatoes which had been thrown |
out in the field where they were pas |
turing. 1t is such i'll luck as this |
which wipes out lot of the profit |
which is supposed to exist in the cattle
business.
Attorney Irwin NJ. Lowe, who en-
listed in the naval reserve last July, |
has received his second promotion in
that work. He was recently chosen
from a class of one hundred and forty !
with sixty others to enter the officers
class, where he will receive training
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Lowe
of this city and is now stationed at
San Pedro California
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The Post regrets to chronicle the
death in the naval hospital in New
Orleans last week of Will Stremme, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Stremme Of
Gypsum. The young man had been in
the naval service almost two years and
was a wireless operator in the radio
service. He had made many trips
across the ocean and was usually in the
very best of health. He visited the
home folks at Gypsum last summer.
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little investigation by the taxpay
crs who find their taxes constantly 60
ing skvward would soon convince them
that there is ground for criticism as to
the taxation of some of the property of
this county. Sam Coulter is not only n
man of business ability, but with a high
sense of justice and fairness in this
respect. Why not make him the as
SCISSOR of Garfield county? Give him
your vote and he will give you a square
deal.
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There is no office j nthe county
where greater accuracy and ability are
required than in the office of the coun
ty clerk and recorder. Ole Thorson ;
is not asking for this office through