The Glenwood post., 1911-06-24

Earl o. johnson of Grand Junction
and Miss Dorothy l.. Harris of Car
bondale were united in marriage at the
beautiful ranch home of the bride s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Har
ris. last Monday afternoon, Rev. Horace
Mann of Rifle officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson will make their home in
Grand Junction where both are very
well known.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Hahn are
visiting in Glenwood, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Bayers. The Hahns
are pair of newly weds, their mar
rage having taken place in Denver
last Monday evening. They could not
think of more beautiful spot IN which
to spend their honeymoon and they are
not bit sorry they came to Glen
wood.
! DR.. ]. j. Lace of Grand Junction
was in Glenwood Thursday<evening and
held the fourth quarterly conference
| of the Methodist church. This is the
last official meeting of the church
prior to the annual conference which
will be held in Colorado Springs in
August The progress of the church
here during the past year has been
very satisfactory and the years bus
mess is being closed up in very ere
ditable manner.
George Hoover, business man of
Granite. was taken to the Glenwood
sanitarium Thursday morning suffering
from heart trouble which has taken
dropsical form. His condition Is
thought to be serious. Mr.. Hoover
was for many years a resident OF
Leadvile where he conducted a gro
cery and bakery. He came to Glenwood
in company with his wife about a week
ago in the hope that the lower alti-
tude and the hot baths might effect
cure.
Fourth of July rates to points in
Colorado on the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy, Chicago, Rock Island & Pa
cific. Missouri Pacific, Atchison, To
peka & Santa Fe. Railroad rate will
be one fare to Pueblo, Colorado Springs
or Denver according to route of ticket.
plus fare and one-third. Minimum col
lection so cents Dates of sale, July
2. 3 and 4, 1911. Final return limit,
to destinations within 125 miles of
selling stations July 5, to other des-
tinations, July 6, 1911.
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DR.. Stewart went to New Castle last
week and took a course in emergency
rescue work under Professor Roberts
IN charge of the federal rescue ear
and was given a government certificate
as to his qualifications in that line.
DIR. Stewart put on one of the oxygen
loaded helmets and went into the mine
,nd worked several hours with the
miners in the bad air while Prof. Rob
erts explained to the class the govern
ment plan of emergency work.
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, Last Monday evening in honor of her
birthday Miss Marie Keck entertained
a number of her girl friends at a party
at the Odeon She first took her lit
) tie friends to the merry go round where
= all had ride. Then they were taken
to the Odeon and after the show all
: son s. Those who enjoyed Marie Is
: hospitality were Helen Hughes, Helen
Patterson, Helen Bigham, Eta Taylor
Genevieve Dickson, Maude johnson,
Thira St Clair, Clarie Napier, Cert
} rude Harrington and Catherine Gilmer
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At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Maupin last Monday evening their
; niece. Miss Mary R. Park, became the
! bride of William g. Abraham, an elec
trician at Marble,-Re J. NJ. Dickey
of the Methodist church performing g
the ceremony. Only immediate rela-
tives, including F. F. Park of Divide
: creek, Jasper Reynolds of Glenwood,
5 father and grandfather of the bride,
: and the Maupin and Warlick families
We're present. Mr. and Mrs. Abraham
will make their home in Marble where
the groom holds an important position.
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Strawberry day last Saturday was
one of the quietest of all similar fes-
e tivals, The day was pleasant and the
people apparently enjoyed themselves
as people always do when they come