The Glenwood post., 1907-08-17

John F. Fleming of Red Cliff was a
visitor in Glenwood Wednesday.
Mrs. Voorhees, visiting at the Tib-
belts ranch.
W. s. Kincaid, superintendent of
lily has spent some time at the Glen
wood hatchery left Wednesday morn
ing for Durango. Mrs. Kincaid and
daughters will remain here several
weeks.
The Misses May Finley, Catherine
Paine and Jennie Young and DIR. Lof
and Ed and Ted Cooper comprised an
automobile party from Aspen which
Sundayed in Glenwood, being entertain
ed at the Worries home. They returned
through the Pickering showers which
the moon east over the Roaring Fork
valley.
Miss Mary Smith left Monday even
ing for her early home at Paris, ILL.,,
where she will perhaps remain per-
manently. Miss Smith since her return
from India where she served many
years as n missionary, has made her
home in Glenwood and vicinity for
many years, her parents and brothers
residing on -Four Mile Creek
Mrs. J. N. Web of Grand Junction
arrived Sunday morning in Glenwood
where she will spend week visiting
Mrs. Roxie Bryant and other friends.
"You can just tell them there's no
place like Glenwood,' replied Mrs. Web
in answer to the reporters query as 10
how the town looked to her after al
most a years absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Stout of New
Castle left Tuesday evening for Cali
fornia where they will enter the Ma
tional Soldiers home. Mr.. Stout has
for many years been postmaster at New
Castle and has many friends who will
hope that he and Mrs. Stout may enjoy
the soft, mild climate of the Pacific
coast and that their last days may be
days of peace.
Henry Henry Walz was surprised on
Saturday by visit from his old friend
Jonathan Roberts of Olallah, Washing
ton whom he had not seen for 80 years
or since the two were schoolmates in
the old county school house in Dcs
Moines county, Iowa. Mr. Roberts was
on his way to Burlington, Iowa to visit
relatives and spent day with Mr.
Walz renewing the memories of their
early days.
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Mrs. Arthur F. Pearson of Debeque
is in Glenwood as an applicant for a
teachers certificate at the examination
being held by the county superinten-
dent. Mrs. Pearson is a bright little
lady who with her husband moved from
Grand Junction last spring to ranch
on Roam creek and she is doing her
share toward turning an uninviting, un.
improved piece of land into a pretty
and productive country home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hadley of Eagle
were visitors to Glenwood Tuesday and
made some purchases for their new
home. Mr.. Hadley has had streak of
good fortune of late which would fill
with envy many of the fellows who are
looking or pretend to be looking for
work. He had a good position with the
Moffat road at M'Coy and while still
at work at that he was appointed water
commissioner for district No. So.
Scarcely had he assumed the duties of
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the appointment of manager of the
business of the Rocky Mountain Stores
company at Eagle. Mr.. Hadley IS
friends believe he is altogether worthy
of the new position and the confidence
of his employers and expect to see him