The Glenwood post., 1907-09-07

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Fine Mexican drawn work 900 Colo.
ralo avenue. lll7tf
Miss Carrie Oldland of Meeker speu
Sunday in Glenwood with Mrs. Fit
terer
\. c. Mouton ana family of Meekar
spent Sunday in Glenwood cnroute to
Denver for a visit.
Mrs. James Weaver and children NJ
Basalt visited Monday with Mrs. s. j.
Lowe in this city.
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\ large crowd accompanied the bail
team to Aspen Sunday, about 10 going
up.o the Midland special.
Miss Mayme Tully left Sunday morn.
ing for South Canon where she viii
oilicatc as teacher of the Canon school
for the next term.
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Earl Schneider of Leadville departed
Monday morning for his home after Il
visit with the Drach family. The young
man is a nephew of Mrs. Drach,
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Mrs. Jack Trezize and family came
down Sunday morning from Ruedi
where they have been for a couple It
months, and expect to make their home
in this city during the coming winter.
Mrs. G. A. Fisher and children de
parted Monday morning for their homo
in McCook, Neb., after Il pleasant visit
with Glenwood friends. Mrs. Fisher
also spent some time in California this
summer.
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Another ear of pipe arrived Sunoay
night from Tacoma, Wash, to be used
in the construction of the Glenwood
Cardiff pipe line. This is the eighth
ear to he shipped in for the new water
works system.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Gavin and son,
Morgan, Matthew Morgan, DIR. and Mrs
Fletcher and Harry Wall were Il party
of six to leave Sunday for Woods lake
where they will spend several days
hooking the willy trout and resting IA
the cool shade of the tall pines.
Mrs. A. G.. Noight leaves this morn
ing for Grand Junction after visit
with Mrs. Voorhees,. She will be
joined at the Junction by Mr.. Voght
who will be in attendance at the Meth
odist conference at that place. They
have been the past year at Norwood
where they have met with very fatter
ing success in the church work.
Word has been received that Rev. ..
S. Michael, who was recently invited to
accept the pastorate of st. Barnabas
church, will not locate here, but has dc
cided to spend n year in Seattle. This
is quite a disappointment to the Off
cials and members of the church, who
had hoped that Mr. Michael would ac
ccpt the call to this charge.
Miss Bess White returned Sunday
morning from Woods Lake where she
has spent the past ten days. She
brought home numerous samples of the
speckled beauties that inhabit the lakes
in that vicinity, and is recommending
woods Lake resort TO everybody in |
town as place for a genuine good
time or a needed recreation. Miss
White returned to her work with the
Post Monday after a five weeks vaca
tion.
S. w. Bird, an old time railroad EN-
ploye and frequent visitor to Glen
WOOD, arrived in the city Thursday
evening and expects to remain a couple |
weeks Mr.. Bird now lives in Denver,
having been compelled by failing
health to give up his home in Wisconsin
because of the rigorous. climate. He
likes Denver very well but thinks
Glcnwood is just little prettier than
anything he has seen.
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Carleton, Thayer and Earl Hubbard,
Lawrence Clark, Alfred Cowles, Sam
Cohn, Grover Barrier, Earl Maupin and
Ray Dickson returned Saturday after
noon from a fishing trip of two weeks
spent at Marvinc lake and White river
They all report the time of their lives
and they caught and ate so many fish
that some of them report trouble in
getting their undershirts off on account
of the bones.
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