The Glenwood post., 1909-11-27

guests at the Hotel Colorado with
which they are greatly pleased.
Frank Sheridan of Meeker spent
day in Glenwood early this week while
on his way home from Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. c. P. Coryell passed
through Glenwood Thursday evening
for Denver where they will probably
spend the winter.
Misses Arta and Valentine Crook,
who are living in Boulder, spent Thanks
giving day in Glenwood with their
father, DIR. w. w. Crook.
The Colorado Telephone people have
novel advertisement which appears
for the first time in this issue of the
Post. Look it up. It different
Mrs. w. p. Stephenson and Mrs. J.
b. Deacon will entertain the Methodist
Ladies Aid society at the home of
the latter, corner of Eighth and Colo
rado, next Thursday afternoon.
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John Helford was leading a pet coy
ote about the streets on Thanksgiving
day. The "critter' has been in cap
tivity since it was two months old. 1t
was brought here from Delta county.
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DR.. Clark has finished his course of
lectures at the Polytechnic Institute and
Is now visiting relatives in Deposit,
New York. He writes Mrs Clark that
he will leave for home in few days
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Mr.. George Miller and Miss Amy
Finch, both of Molina in the Plateau
valley, were married in Glenwool
Thanksgiving day, Rev. J. Morrison
Dickey of the Methodist church official.
ing.
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There is one thing for which Glen
wood folks surely had ample reason -
feel thankful and that is a perfectly
glorious Thanksgiving day. 1t was
such a day as is not often seen at this
time of year. even in Colorado.
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i. w. Bell left Thursday evening for
Denver where he will meet his brother
from Atlantic. Iowa. The young man
has been in poor health for several
months ana it is thought he will i'm
prove in the Colorado climate
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Congressman E. r. Taylor left Thurs
| day evening for Denver and after 4
stay there of few days will leave for
| Washington to be present at the open
ing of congress next month. Mrs. Tay-
lor and the children will remain here a
| few weeks.
Alfred ]. Reilly and Mrs. Leila Hall
| Schuessler We're married Thursday af-
ternoon at the Bon Ton rooming house,
Rev. !. NJ. Dickey of the Methodist
| church performing the ceremony. Sew
eral friends of both parties were in at.
| tendance. Mr.. Reilly is in the employ
of H. b. Ikeler of this city
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R. c. Callen came up from Divide
creek this week to appear as a witness
| in the Highline water ease which was
not heard. Dick says they have been
| mighty busy on the ranch this sun,
mer, but he seems to have no com
| plaint about that and he wears an air
of prosperity which we city folks Just
envy.
W. c. Blair and family and c. w.
Hirt and family. all Of Montrose, Wis.
itcd in Glenwood yesterday, all enjoy
ing a swim in the big pool. Mr.. Blair,
who is the receiver of public monies
in the L. S. land Office at Montrose and
also secretary of the republican state
central committee, is quite well known
in Glenwood, having visited here sever
al times. Mrs. Hirt and Mrs. Blair are
sisters.
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Fred Herwick came up from Silt
Tuesday and spent the day principally
in visiting at the home of his parents
in this city. Fred is proprietor of the
Hotel Belvidere, the latest hostelrv in
the new town down the river. The
cuisine of the new house will be in
charge of Mrs. G, W. Hawley who has