The Glenwood post., 1907-08-17

| Mr. and Mrs. Barkuloo of Grand
Junction are late arrivals in the city
and will spend some time here on u
! pleasure trip.
Ollie Thorson and his bride returned
Monday morning from Salt Lake where
they have been taking pointers from
the Mormons.
Fred c. Ewing is spending few days
in Salt Lake City where he has some
mining interests which he may dispose
of before returning.
The Ferguson family returned We'd
nesday evening from fishing trip to
Rifle Falls. They report splendid sue
cess with rod and reel.
The Presbyterian base ball team
crossed bats with the Newsboys Wed.
nesday afternoon to the chagrin of the
Presbyterians, the score being 16 to 10.
Mrs. and Miss Overlook, who have
been spending the summer with Fl. G.
Overlook, will leave on Monday morn
ing for their home in the East.
Fred Barlow and Ed Everett Jr.,
spent Sunday at Canon creek. They
did not invite an inspection of the in
terror of their fish baskets when they
returned.
The Misses Celia and Katie Smith
and Maggie Malaby and Messrs. Ned
Berry, Harry Ewing and Dick Damer-
est formed party which pick nicked
at Canon Creek on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Holiday, resi-
dents of Kansas City, who have been
sumnering in Glenwood, left Tuesday
for Twin Lakes, to spend while be-
fore returning to the City on the Kaw.
Mrs. Louise DeLan Smith left over
Wednesday night Midland for Denver
where she will visit during the next
two weeks. She was accompanied by
her little daughter, Margaret.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Martin of Pali-
sade went up to Aspen Sunday to wit
ness the clubbing given the peach grow
ers by the silver miners. Then they
came down to Glenwood and spent Mon
day at the home of the Reeds.
John D. Fillmore who for several
days last week was confined to his
room with an attack of rheumatism is
now able to be about his duties al
though yet quite weak and generally
much worse for his experience.
J. C. Glasford, of Grand Junction,
personal representative of John d.
Rockefeller for this district paid n visit
to Glenwood Monday and was compar-
ing notes with Henry Walz, the local
agent of the Continental Oil company.
A party composed of Mrs. Wesley
Putnam and son of Grand Junction,
Miss Goodyhuntz of Kansas City, Miss
Elizabeth Skinner of Denver, Miss De-
, Ian of Glenwood and Mrs. Bird Of
Denver visited shoshone and the Hang
ing Lake Monday.
Mrs. Oline Thorson left Tuesday
evening for her home in Boulder after
pleasant stay of several weeks in
Glenwood. Mrs. Thorson is fortunate
in that her dwelling escaped injury
from the recent dynamite explosion in
her home city.
| DIR. Clark and his sister, Mrs. Hattie
Clark Day, left Wednesday evening for
Denver. Mrs. Day, who has spent sew
eral weeks most pleasantly visiting
with her brother and Mrs. Clark, goes
on to her home in Tennessee while DR..
Clark will remain in Denver few days
to have one of his eyes treated.
Smith Riley the chief man in Colo
RADIO of the forestry bureau left Mon
day evening after spending a day in
Glenwood. Mr.. Riley had been out in
the White river district and also had
made trip to Red Cliff. He reports
everything running smoothly in the
forestry department in Colorado.
Piles get quick and certain relief