The Glenwood post., 1905-03-25
GRAND VALLEY.

GRAND VALLEY.
A st. Patrick dance was given at
the Woodmen hall last Friday even
ing.
Mr.. Ilion has been storing baled
hay and farm machinery back of his
store
Charles Wnipple moved his family
and household goods to Grand juno
lion last week.
Mrs. Carl Hedrick has been suffer
ing for the past two weeks with an
attack of qunisy.
Mrs GLENN Stevens has been suffer
ing with neuralgia for the past two
weeks but is better at present
A carload of machinery has been
mnloaded here for the Grand Valley
Lumber and Supply company.
+. f. Yoeman and Nelson Goode
made a trip to Idaho and visited
several points with view of locat,
ing there.
The Munro Mercantile company has
gone into the undertaking business
and has already received quite sup
ply of cotfins.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Davis, after
making their sale remained for sever
al days before departing for Denver
where they will live.
F. w. Popple was home few days
of last week to look after the men
whom he has in charge of the work of
Improvement here.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Christian church gave a tea at Mrs.
Bailey's on last Friday afternoon
which was fairly we'll attended.
Reverend Thomas, of Rife, gave
free magic lantern entertainment at
the Methodist church under the aus
pices of the Epworth League.
Mrs. Olmstead and children after
shipping their household goods, left
last week for Ramah, Colorado, where
Mr.. Olmstead has railroad position.
One of the Branson twins was
brought over from Mrs Clara Wilkin-
son ranch last week to be placed un-
der the doctors care. The child was
suffering from an abscess.
A series of revival meetings was
commenced last Sunday at the Meth
"a. ..A l., 4 ~ MI
and wife are expected here shortly to
conduct them for several weeks
s The concrete foundation has been
put in under the vault in the new
bank building, also more than half of
the brick work on the walls has been
completed and will soon be done If
the weather remains good.
Marx Hurlburt was the victim of
runaway accident last week and sus
tanned a broken leg in the mixup.
DR.. J. A. Mckinney was at the
time in Glenwood and DR.. LeRossig-
mol was called from Rife to attend
the case Mark seems to be getting
along moderately well during the last
few days.
On Thursday evening, March the
sixteenth, there occurred one of the
most enjoyable events of the year
when the Ladies Home Culture club
gave banquet to their husbands
and friends. Sixty guests partook of
an elegant and bountiful repast. At
each plate was dainty card artistic
ally executed in black and white by
Mrs. Sackett, Misses Nellie Goode and
Margaret Siprelle. Mrs. Lucy Dewitt
with her elegant manners and ready
wit made an ideal toastmistress
The address of welcome was given by
Mrs. Streit and was heartily applaud
ed. Next came some toasts THE
Club Woman being very ably handled
by Mrs. Dewitt and The Club Wo.
mans Husband was very humorously
responded to by Dr. J. A. Mckinney.
Prof. S. A. Sackett gave quite an APP
propriate response to the toast ''Our
Guests and Mrs, Inez Goode gave a
short sketch, "Club History Mrs.
Pitt Jones responded to "Our Club"
Mis-. Walter Vance gave short ad
dress on 1.-THE Club as an Educator
Next was the club poem rendered by
Mrs Louis Brown, the evening en-
tertainment being concluded by sever
al recitations Ivy Miss Finley and
others. also music Everybody pres
ent declared it was grand success.