The Glenwood post., 1915-08-07


est Edgerton of Carbondale. Mrs. Ed
gerton is visiting at the Walz home
while in the city.
Colonel T. A. johnson of kempcr
military academy, where Barnett Ma
pier, Jr-, attended school last winter,
was the guest of b. 7, Napier and fam
ily the past week.
Miss Helen Stahl, who has been tax
ing the baths under the direction of
DIR. Crook, Is much improved and viii
leave with her mother for her home an
Denver in short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Koran and
children of Denver are spending a
short time in the city. Mrs. Horau is
sister of Father Carrigan. While here
they are guests at the Colorado.
c. G. Harris of New Castle has starr
ed a new residence near the Midland
depot. When completed he will move
his family up from the Elk creek ranch
and make his home in Glenwood.
Elmer E. Lucas and John Campion
spent . day this week in the AxiAl
Basin country and returned with their
lawful quota of sage hens and greatly
delighted with the experience and es-
ercise.
Mrs. John T. Shumate left Thursday
for Arizona, California, where
she will spend some months visiting.
She was accompanied to Denver by
Judge Shumate, who went there Oh
business.
Word was received here this week of
the death of Clint j. Davis, formerly
of this city, at his home in Oklahoma,
of tuberculosis. Mr.. Davis was an EN-
ploye of the Napier store during his
residence here.
George Clark of Palisade, one Of the
state factory inspectors, is visiting 10
GenwOod this week. Mr.. Clark is m
oldtime friend of J. W. Cummins Of
this city with whom he had very
pleasant time while here.
Miss Lenore Steel visited the first IF
the week with Miss May McReavy
and her uncle, Gray Steel, of this city,
returning Monday to her home at
Grand Junction where she is employed
in the county clerks office.
The State Fair association has re-
ceived a number of entries SO far for
the Better Babies contest and indica-
tions are that this feature of the fair
will be one of the most successful i'll
the history of the association.
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The Misses Lucille Smith and Lillian
Lowe, both recent graduates of Gar
field County High school, will teach
the Sunlight school this year. Miss
Lowe has resigned her position at the
Mayes' book store and is attending
the institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence NJ. Purcell
of Denver are delighted and enthusi-
astic visitors to Glenwood. Mr.. Pur-
cell is in the shoe business in Denver
and this is his second visit to Glen
wood, but he is hoping it will not he
his last visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Peterson of Den
yer stopped off here for few days
this week, to take the baths. They
are returning from the exposition, and
were so delighted with Glenwood that
they intend to make much longer
visit the next time they come to our
city.
Mrs. Charley Rohr, formerly Mar
celia Holland, and baby arrived here
Wednesday morning from their home
in Seattle, Washington. This is the
first visit of Mrs. Rohr to Glenwood
since her marriage. She will spend
some time visiting relatives in this
city.
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Apple Pie Day at Rifle, Colo, is TO
be held on September 2 and this year.
This will be the seventh annual Apple
Pie Day celebration and the commit.
tees in charge are promising the best
two days celebration yet held. A mile
parade on the forenoon of the first dsy