The Glenwood post., 1919-07-05
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Mr.. and Mrs. Peters are here from
Denver, visiting their son, Phil Peters
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Mr.. and Mrs. Birdsan and daughter
returned to their home at Grand june
tion Sunday, after a few days. stay
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Hill and fami
y expect to leave the Last of this week
via auto for Forest City, Missouri, for
q month g visit.
Miss Laura Ri one, who has been the
domestic science instructor in our
schools for the past few years, left
Junction.
Occasionally we catch rumors of an
encouraging nature concerning the re-
sumption of the Midland road. Let us
all hope that there is real basis for
such reports.
The matter of the sale of the Hotel
Colorado has not yet been settled def
nitely and there is probability that
the deal may yet be consummated and
. transfer made later in the season.
A trainload of u 8. re-enlisted SOL
diers stopped over in Glenwood a couple
Of hours Wednesday and they were
treated to bath in the big swimming
pool by the local Red Cross chapter.
Miss Margaret O'Connor of Gales
burg, Ill, who has been in Glenwood
for the past two weeks, joined her
father and mother on No. 3 Wednesday
morning for visit with relatives in
Meeker.
Mr.. Nestle, father of Sam Nestle Of
this city, has returned from a several
weeks trip to California and Montana
and visited here q short time before
going to Aspen, where he will again
make his home.
Lieutenant c. c. Mutt, who is IN
charge of the Flying Circus which is to
be in Glenwood about July 1s, is the
son Of A. v. Mutt, former resident OF
GIenwood, and who represented the In
-ernational Harvester company.
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The showers Of Tuesday night, even
though they were light, proved great
blessing to portions of Garfield county
for, while there was not enough mois
ture to be of any great value to crops,
they had the effect Of breaking the
Tremendous heat, thus making life more
endurable.
Abe Sultzenberger has brought suit
against Mrs. Chas W. Anderson for
interfering with the flow of water in
the Glenwood ditch and diverting the
same to her own use and benefit and
to the detriment Of the plaintiff. The
case is being heard by jury in Jus
tice Rice's court as the Post goes to
preSs.
Tom McNulty arrived the first Of
the week after more than a year spent
in overseas service for Uncle Sam
Tom is one of the many Garfield couu-
ty boys who made good in the recent
world conflict. He does not regret the
experience, but says he has had enough
and that the good old U. 8. A. looks
better to him than ever before.
Have you bought your tickets to the
Chautauqua entertainment Don t
turn . deaf ear to the committee when
they call On you, but smile and look
PLEASANT and thus show that you are
willing to do your share toward furnish
ing Glenwood Springs an entertainment
that is not measured in terms of dollars
and cents alone, but that has at the
same time a money value because Of
its educational and entertaining quail
ties.
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The water shortage still continues, to
the greatest detriment Of all kinds of
crops, for in Colorado especially, sater
shortage means crop shortage. The ir-
rigation officials are greatly worried
ov., +ha situation and are watching
the corners as best they can, but they
are almost powerless in the present
emergency. The only thing they con
do In to see that the little water avail
able goes to the proper parties, in ac-
cordance with the DEGREES, and this is