The Glenwood post., 1910-06-25

Rev. Greer A. Foote married Gilbert
Fones of Little Rock Ark and Miss
Evalyn Gage of Omaha Neb. on Satur-
day last. The groom is salesman TO.
the Tritch Hardware company of Den
yer.
The ladies of the Methodist church
who served dinner and supper at the
Sweet block on Strawberry Day feel
very much gratiied with the patronage
accorded them. Their receipts were
$3.50.
Mrs. Anna Scott of Denver has re
turned to her beautiful little ranch re-
treat on Elk Creek where she will prob
ably spend the remainder of the summer.
She arrived Tuesday night with party
of Denver friends.
Miss Ernestine Heuschkell spent
Tuesday in town. She came down from
her Cattle creek home to get Miss
Elizabeth Lynch of Leadville, who is to
spend the next few weeks visiting at
the Heuschkell home.
Mrs. w. F. Scholtz who has been Wis
iting with her sister Mrs. Harry Hill,
left Monday for Shoshone to visit with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Brown,
for week, before going back to her
home in Grand Junction.
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A J. Ellis of Hillsdale Michigan is
in Glenwood taking treatment of DR..
J. Clyde Smith for defective hearing
Mr. Ellis has passed the three score ana
ten milestone and is so pleased with the
Great West that he will probably take
up his home here.
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Reports from the Cattle Creek coun
try are to the effect that the stream
is lower than it has been for years and
that there is great demand on the
water commissioner for the precious
fluid that is so essential to plant life
and growth.
Arthur F, Francis, secretary of the
Trans Mississippi Mining Congress
spent last Monday in Glenwood in the
interest of his association. Francis is
an old newspaper man and from force
of habit always calls at the print shops
when making his rounds.
Mrs. V. R. Sharp and daughter Mary
Marble spent Strawberry day in Glen
wood and visited here few days there
after. Miss Mary has been reemployel
by the Marble school board and will
direct the young ideas in the great
camp for another year
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Mrs. H. F. Somers and children are
here from Denver visiting with Mrs.
Sommers sister, Mrs Ira Burge. They
were accompanied as far as Glenwood
by Mr.. Sommers who went on down to
the lower Grand Valley and returned
to Denver over the Narrow Gauge via
Delta and Montrose.
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A bunch of railroad men consisting
of H. E. Hill of the Union Pacific, F. R.
Newman of the Frisco Lines, W. F.
Burch of the Chicago Great Western
and Geo. Fl. Baker of the Missouri Pac-
ific, all travelling passenger agents oper-
ating out of Denver spent Wednesday
of this week "doing" Glenwood.
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L. H. Hall, Ora Barton and DR.. D: 1.
FLETCHER returned Tuesday morning
from the Alberta country in Canada,
where each purchased a large tract of
farm land for which Mr.. Hall is the
local agent. William Dougan and H. b.
Ikler are also among the Glenwood pur-
chasers of chunk from the British
realm.
One of the pioneers Of Garfield county
returned to Glenwood Wednesday in the
person of Judge Frank B. Wilson. for
many years justice of the peace at
Parachute, now Grand Valley, but for
the past few years an inmate Of the
Soldiers home at Monte Vista. Al.
though nearly blind Mr.. Wilson il look
ing well and says he is feeling hne and
after short stay in the county for the
purpose Of visiting relstivss he win
return to the Home.