The Glenwood post., 1912-10-26
Live City News

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William Mcdowell, one of the sub
-stantial citizens of DeBeque, spent
few days in Glenwood this week.
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A lumber of men from New Castle
and Glenwood went up to Aspen last
"Wednesday to join the Elks lodge.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. Z. church
Will serve lunch on election day in
She Edinger block on Grand avenue.
Judge and Mrs. j. l.. Noonan expect
10 start today for their ranch on White
river. They will be gone a couple of
weeks.
i. c. Jessup returned yesterday
morning from Denver where he went
the first of the week with a shipment
of cattle.
Mrs c. F. Klein served pumpkin
pie luncheon to the Ladies' Aid society
at the Methodist parsonage Thursday
afternoon.
Miss A. B. Canning of Aspen, for
mer county superintendent of schools
Of Pitkin county, is visiting in Glen
wood this week.
Rev. Geo. F. Klein, pastor of the
Methodist church, went up to Basalt
Thursday evening to preach to the peo'
pie of that community.
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The funeral of George Brown of Mar
bic was held last Saturday afternoon
from Farnum's chapel, Rev. j. A. Wal
ton of Marble Officiating.
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There is still scarcity of labor in
the country and anyone who is worth
anything at all can find plenty to do
in almost any line of labor.
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Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Hoffman OF Phil
adelphia after fortnight very pleas
antIy spent in Glenwood, left Thursday
for California where they expect to
spend the winter.
H. J. Baird of Delta. supervisor for
Western Colorado for the L. 5. census
for 1910, was a visitor to Glenwood last
Monday and attended the republican
rally in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c, II. Wyman are
again at home in Glenwood after spend
ing several weeks at the big Ell Jebel
ranch overseeing the potato harvest AMI
other lines of farm work.
The progressive committee announces
meeting at the Oleon theater for
next Monday night. The speakers arc
to be Merle D. Vincent. Frank D. Cat
lin and a Mr.. Mclean. The public is
invited.
J. w. Fitsimmons of Salida and Miss
Edna Mcknight of Hotchkiss We're mar
RED by Judge Smith of the county
court last Monday. The groom IS
railroad man employed by the Colorado
Midland
H. l.. j. Warren. a newspaper man in
Glenwood when the town was young,
returned this week from California
where he has spent the SIMMER and
Visited here a couple days while on his
way to Denver.
Mrs. Rose A. Norgaard of Morris was
in Gienwood Monday ON business mis-
sion before the county court and took
advantage of the chance to attend tine
reception to Mrs. Helen NJ. Wilson al
the Hotel Genwoo,l on Monday after-
noon.
The reception rendered to Mrs. Helen
M. Wixson at the Hotel Glenwooi
parlors last Monday afternoon was a
very p!easant affair and much credit
is due to Mrs. A. L. Beardsley and
Miss Sarah Dildiue for the success of
the affair.
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After many little compliments on
Glenwood in which he compared it very
tiatteringly with the L" Sahara ninety
miles down the river the judge brought
lns remarks to a close, about a fourth
of his audience having left the hall
while he was speakiup
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Mr. and Mrs. j N. Neeb and daugh-
ter of Grand Junction We're in Glen
wood last Saturday, Miss Neeb beng
member of the Junction basketball
team that played our team in the even
ing. Mrs. Neeb visited in GlenwooI
and on -Four Mile creek during the