The Glenwood post., 1910-06-18

+, C. NJ. White returned home Tuesday
night from Denver where he greatly
enjoyed a visit with his sister and also
with his nephew. Archie M. White,
clerk of the supreme court.
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ries and cream will be served today can
be found on the corner of Ninth and
IColorado-and it will be found all
right, no trouble about that.
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Frank Castanzo and wife of Cardiff
who have been causing the officers
lot of trouble of late have signed arti-
cles of separation and the neighbors are
hoping that the circus is over.
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L. Ray Barber of Grand Junction and
Mrs. Madelaine Mcmillan of Glenwood
were married last Saturday evening by
Rev. Wharton of the Episcopal church.
They viii make their home in the juno.
| tion.
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C. B. Brown and son, Charlie, of
Shoshone stopped in Glenwood Thurs
day, previous to leaving on No. Fiji
day morning for a two months trip
through Washington, Oregon, Califor-
mia and Utah.
Commencing Sunday, June 10, the
Rio Grande will operate trains Is and
16 through between Denver and Grand
Junction. This is done to tighten our
through trains and your patronage on
these trains is solicited.
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Chas. King and son Max returned
Tuesday morning from Denver where
Mr.. King participated in the Colorado
State Rifle tournament. Although he
made some high scores he did not sue
ceed in bringing home any of the hand
some trophies.
District Attorney Gentry and Court
Stenographer Spruill spent Monday in
Glenwood. having just come in from
Hahn s Peak where fire which des-
troyed every building in the town COM
PEELED the hasty adjournment of the
district court.
Mrs. John Smelcer who once lived in
Glenwood but for many years has been
a resident of Durango and Fort Collins
has again taken up her residence in
Glenwood and with her daughter, Mrs.
Welch Mansfield, will occupy a cottage
on Ninth street,
Mrs. Fred. c. Schram of San Francis
co is in Glenwood visiting her mother,
Mrs. Caroline Barlow and her brother,
Fred Barlow. Mrs. Schram was for
many years a resident of Glenwood and
is always glad to return here where
she has many friends.
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Mrs. G. A. Foote and her sister, Miss
lisa Robins, are enjoying visit from
their cousin, Harold Neeland, of the
Ohio Medical college at Columbus, Ohio.
The young man is very much pleased
with Colorado and may conclude to
lspend the summer here.
The people of Silt have decided to
celebrate the Fourth of July in true
western style and committee is busy
in arranging details. This newest of
new towns believes in being up with
the times and this is one of her meth
DDS of proving her claims.
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G. H. Davis of the Citizens National
bank and Roy Hastings of the Ava
lanche force visited Ruedi last Sunday
and they have regaled their friends
with fish stories ever since their return
Nothing more substantial, however,
than fish stories has been offered.
Among the Grand Junction visitors
last Sunday was Mrs. c. s.Lumley who
formerly lived in Gleswood. She was
joined here by her daughter, Marguer-
tie Marquis who was returning from
jottey college at Nevada, Missouri
where she has been student for the
past year.
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II. L. Price, at one time principal of
the New Castle schools and now hold
ing similar position at Cokedale,
Colorado, made short visit to Glen
wood Tuesday and later went down to
New Castle. Mr.. Price is making a
trip through western Colorado in the
interests of life insurance company.
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