The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20

Norman Wslliagfoed, son Of the late
John Z. Wallineferd, one of the pio-
neers Of Glenwood, was here q few
daks ago renewing the sequai.tances
of his boyhood. Norman is aow trav-
cling out of Denver in the interest Of
. pstest cream separator. His .other
has lived in California the past few
years.
J. A. NacRae left his New Castle
business Wednesday and came to Glen
wood where he visited about the city.
Mac says business il better in New
Castle than it was year ago and -tac
future outlook is exceedingly bright
Thst's good newv and the Post be-
lieves the same report can be made
for GlenwoOd.
The colored people of the city will
follow their usual custom on Straw
berry Day of hocking by themselves,
and in order that their wants will be
provided for Ned Robinson has rented
the Odd Fellows hail where they will
have plenty of strawberries, cream aud
cake, with dance in the evening to
round out the days entertsinnent.
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Presideat Wilson has named Franx
H. selhOrst Of this city ss receiver Of
public monies in the Glenwood Springs
land Office to take tie place Of v. e.
Wallace whose term of Office will cx.
pire July l. Mr.. As,horst = name was
sent to the senate Wednesday and the
news reached Glenwood . few min
ytes after Mn. Sethorst had passed
away.
Mrs. Estelle Lonnecker Of Canon
City is q guest Of Mrs. John L. Noon
an during the Strawberry festivities.
Mrs. Lonnecker is president Of the
State Rebekah assembly and during
recent official visit to the local lodge
was so highly impressed with Glenwood
Springs that she determined to return
and enjoy the big celebration with us
if possible.
J. F. Mccoy is this week installing
in his garage one Of the latest and
most improved machine lathes and
also q power drill, all operated by
3horse power General Electric motor,
installed by the Gbenwood Light L
Water company. A portable forge will
also be added and thea Nr. Daley,
the maehinist, win be ready for any
sort Of emergency job that may come
alo.g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred seowell are here
from New York City for q visit TO
Mrs. stowell's mother, Mrs. Pauline
Claudon. The stowells formerly lived
at shoshone, but have been in New
York the past two years, but the lure
of the west was too strong for them
and they will probably make their
home in Glenwood Springs which ap-
peals to them as just about the pres
test spot in all out doors.
DR.. w. T. Oberto returned from
Grand Junction the firse of the week,
driving his new Hupmobile. It's
dandy machine and the first of the
kind in Glenwood. He had hard time
in getting over tine bad roeds, especial
ly in Mesa county, finding it necess-
ary to go up Plateau creek and thea
across to DeBeque. The doctor says
it is easy enough to loeste the county
line by the roads rs the improvement
in. this county il decidedly .otiesable.
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