The Glenwood post., 1910-06-18
JuNCTIONITES
IN GLENWOOD
Large Party From Peach
City Enjoys Hospitality
Of Hotel Colorado
WILL Be BACK SOON

That the Hotel Colorado does not de-
pend altogether on eastern tourist trav-
el nor even upon its good friends from
Denver and other eastern Colorado
points was made very plain last Satur-
day evening by the arrival in Glenwood
of jolly party from Grand Junction
which enjoyed splendid dinner at the
Colorado, later a swim in the pool and
ball in the big ballroom and all day
Sunday revellsd in the shade of the
beautiful north side park or splashed
in frOlicsome glee in the waters of our
fun compelling natatorium until warn
ed that the time for the homeward jour
|ney had arrived.
When the good people of our neigh
boring city of peaches and-peaches-
and caloric intensity began to wonder
how they could evade some of the heat
and spend an occasional Sunday in COM
fort and in the enjoyment of the So
ciel fellowship of each other, why there
was only one answer.
Let S all go up to Glenwood," sug
gested one of the "peaches. "I
second the notion piped another, and
in less time than it takes to tell about
it the leader declared the motion car
ried by unanimous vote.
A party of one hundred and fifty
people was soon made up, but at the
last there were some disappointments
as is always the case. so that when the
party arrived in Glenwood Saturday
evening by Colorado Midland special
ear only about seventy-fve of the
weary and perspiring Junctionites land
ed on the platform and hastily made
their way to the Colorado and other
Glenwood hotels.
1t was surely a lively and genial
bunch and they made the most of their
time while here and seemed to enjoy
every minute of it and that was the
verdict of all with whom the Post man
came in speaking contact.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas of the Colorado
were alert to the interests of their
guests and with the aid of Miss Gilkcr-
son made every one feel and enjoy the
true Colorado" hospitality.
1t was one of the pleasantest parties
that has visited Glenwood for many s
day and it is safe to say that when the
Junctionites undertake to make up an
other special party for Glenwood more
people than visited us last Sunday will
avail themselves of the opportunity to
enjoy days outing among the most
romantic attractive surroundings.
Among those who registered in this
party were the following: I. c. wads-
worth, N. Jacobhagen, 8. B. Lacy and
wife, D. w. Clark and wife, W. II.
Longshore, Miss Adams, I. L. Emerson,
F. G. Holmes and wife, H. I, Piatt and
wife. c. W. Reed and wife, J. L. Haed-
esmond and wife, Mrs. B. F. Miller,
Pearl Shores, F. I. Lee and wife, Anne
Allen, Gertrude de Rupp, Sadie Rundle,
Amanda Mckay, Miss Bessie Little,
Miss Maude Burton, Miss Helen Bunt,
ing Miss Ethel Blackwell, Mrs. Charles
Lumley, Roy Wadsworth and Mrs.
Wadsworth Miss Mary Haskell, Miss
Mary Byers, M. M. and Eugene Kel-
ley, F. W. Perry and wife, R. W. Todd,
and wife, T. M. Todd and wife An
thony and John Fidel, G. j, wampler.
Rodney Jay, Mr.. and Mrs. Lutz, DR.. C.
N. Needham, E. R. Bowie, J. W. Flsteh-
er, B. 8. Lee, H. c. Paddock, L. N.
Kennedy, B. F. Miller, F. B. Welsh, r.
M. Hardings, Nelson Wheeler, Floyd
Aldrich. F. Woestendyke,r, Daniel Hill,
F. A. Hill and W. b. Cross.