The Glenwood post., 1915-05-08

Miss Ray N. Simpson who will be Dr.
Crook IS stenographer and clerk at his
office at the stone bath house, arriv ID
up her new duties. Miss Simpson CONES
from Denver.
W. l. Giriner of Carbondale spent
Wednesday in Glenwood and reported
that the recent showers IN the Carbon-
dale section have served to freshen the
vegetation and add to the encourage
ment OF the farmers.
{. y. A. Hahn of New Castle was
visitor to Glenwood last Monday. Col
Hahn is one of the very few remaining
members of the recently dlsbanded u.
A. X. post which the veterans of that
community kept alive for many years.
At the meeting at Carbonate last
Saturday Mr.. Annette K. Moore Of this
city was elected secretary OF the Tri-
County Federation of Women's clubs,
a distinct but deserved compliment 10
Mrs Moore and to Glenwood Springs.
John Renstrom came down from his
ranch at Gulch Tuesday evening for
brief visit. Mr.. Renstrom is develop
ing large and valuable ranch IN the
Guleh country and is entitled to a grea.
deal of credit for the enterprise he has
shown.
Rev. J. p. Carrigau, priest in charge
of St. Stephens church, and his niece,
Miss Anna O'Neil, left this week for
few months visit in California. Father
Matthews, missionary priest of Denver,
will serve as supply in the absence OF
Father Carrigan.
Those who appreciate good speaker
should not fail to hear Chancellor
Buchtel at the Methodist church next
Thursday evening, May l3. Chancellor
Buchtel is well known in Glenwood
Springs and he should be greeted by
large audience next Thursday evening.
Workmen are busily engaged at the
various bath houses of the Glenwool
Hot Springs and Hotel company Install
ing various appliances ordered by Or.
Crook to carry out his program for Civ
ing the people the very best possible
accommodations in order to secure the
greatest and best results.
1t now looks as though the matter of
a public rest room is to be taken care
of by our city. This is a convenience
that has long been needed and there
has been much complaint because of the
lack of such 4 place. The Post is glad
to know that the matter is to be given
attention by our city dads.
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Next Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. II. B. Walz, west of the Roar
ing Fork, the Ladies' Aid society Of
the Methodist church will serve -
cent tea, beginning at O'Clock and
continuing until all are served. A gen
eral invitation is hereby extended.
Don t fail to attend if you want a
good feed.
| A party Of seven from Grand Rapids
stopped over in Glenwood this week on
their return from the California expo.
sitions. Landlord ThorsOn of the Hotel
Glenwood predicts that these people arc
but the forerunners of many more pa-'
ties of easterners who will make short
visits to Glenwood before returning to
their eastern homes.
Congressman and Mrs. E. T. Tsylo,
left Thursday afternoon for week e
visit to Denver. Mr.. Taylor expects
to meet some officials from Washington
and accompany them on a tour of IN
speetion of the Rocky Mountain Ma
tional park and besides this he has
considerable other business to look
after before he returns.
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Cleanup Day. is quite the rage all
over the country and whether Glenwood
sets apart special day for cleanup
purposes or not we ought to see to ii
that the cleanup process is not over
looked. The truth is that GlenwOod
always does more in the cleanup line
than any other town in the country aud
this is one of the reasons she has made