The Glenwood post., 1915-06-26

Mrs Agnes -Lumley, who has been
visiting in Denver for some months has
returned to the city to remain here for
some little time, possibly to relocate
Grand Junction News.
Atchee and Chipeta, famous cid Utas
from the Dragon country, both of
them past 80 years of age were visito.s
here yesterday and attracted the usual
atteution.-Grand Junction News.
Harry X. Logan of the Logan In
yestment company ut Glenwood Springs
was a Steamboat visitor this week,
having arrived by auto Monday from
Grand Junction by way of Meeker.-
Steamboat Sentinel
James Mex. Moore, special agent for
the government department of COM
nIeree bureau of census, was here last
week on business connected with his
lOsllltH W iohe tH e. Va AhN
opportunity to visit few days with
lis sister, Mrs. Carolyn Seaton.-Deita
Independent.
w. II. Farnum, of Glenwood, and Mr..
and Mrs. c. S. Callahan, Of Grand June
tion, stopped in town a few hours We'd
Tbay ia In lolDrl-
do Springs to attend the UndertakeIs'
convention and were travelling in NJ. |
Farnum 3 Oldsmobile car.-Eagle Coun- |
ty News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stevens and Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Ellis left "Wednesday |
by auto for Glenwood where they viii
rent cottage and enjoy the invigo--
ating climate of that resort for few |
weeks, maybe all summer. They expect
to come to Rifle in the car nearly
every day.-Rifle Reveille.
H. b. Swarrz, who beat it for the
tall and uncut only = few months ago
declaring "it's time for the simple
life'' never again to return to the
troubled and billOwy way Of editorial
life, 10 again on the Telegram job made
vacant by the esignation-discharge Of
Henry Sweet.-Rifle Reveille.
Charles and Harry White started out
the first of the present week upon
road trip in their Buick roadster
through the Grand Valley country with
the expectation Of landing at Glenwood
Springs, where they would stop few
days and take in the sights Of Colora-
dos greatest bathing town.-Delta IT,
dependent.
Even the best of us will make mis-
takes. One of New Castles most eff
inent business men tried to run
Studebaker from Silt to New Castle
on a quart of gasoline the other even
ing The experiment failed and the
latter part of the trip was made on
foot.-New Castle Democrat.
II. C. Butler, the strawberry king
over at Morrisiana, favored the editor
of the News with 4 sample of the first
picking of this years strawberry crop.
And We wish to state that if the sea
son production holds up like the sample
Mr.. Butler will carry off all the medals
az we'll as the blue ribbons for this
season 3 picking-Grand Valley News.
Rumor has it ON First street that =
well known member of the Masonic
lodge neglected to take his night key {
when he attended the banquet Tuesday
night, and arriving home at late hour
tried in vain for half hour or more I
to arouse his better half. Failing in 4
his efforts tits said he tried little J,
camping out in the packing shed until I
the break of day, when the irrigatin2 1
shovel again loomed large and long be- !,
fore his tired vision. A chain will be j
attached to that night key.-Pahsade [
Tribune. II
What is now curiosity in the way /,
of = postal card was received by \. +,
Walton, 4 sheep feeder Of the Lasalle Z
district in 1907 and is now being
shown to stockmen and others inter
fnl - :
tion Of the variation Of the stock !
market. The card was issued by Clay 4
Robinson L CO., live stock commission I