The Glenwood post., 1915-08-28


notebooks in great variety At
AAYEs' BOOKSTORE.
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Mrs. Hadden has returned to Glen
wood from Sahda where she had been
for several days taking treatment for
blood poisoning in her foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Church of Gin
ton, Indiana. are here on . visit to Mrs.
iChureh's brother, Z. N. Curtis of this
city. They are on their way to the
coast. Mr.. Church is = cousin of c.
C. Canady.
All kinds of school supplies for high
school and the grades.
MAYES' BOOKSTORE.
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Mrs. Andrew johnson, daughter
Hilda, and little son arrived home
Thursday morning from California
where they have been visiting the en-
positions and other points of interest
for several months.
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Miss Grace Ellen Shoe, q prominent
Denver teacher vitb state reputation,
was married last Saturday to a Mr.
Smith, also a Denver teacher. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith are spending their
honeymoon in Glenwood Springs.
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James Cromwell, who was operate
on the first of the week by DIR. Hop.
kins for an abcess, is gradually gaining
strength, and if his Improvement cor
tiuuee another week he hopes to be
able to leave his bed at that time.
For anything in the line of school
books and supplies call at Mayes
Bookstore.
Word was received here last week
of the arrival of fine baby pir at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
spahr at Colorado City. Mrs. spahr IS
well known here as she was formerly
Miss Bernice Hubbard of this city.
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Miss Ada Hutchings entertained at
a miscellaneous shower Thursday even
ing for Miss Ruby Clarke. A large
number of young ladies were present
and Miss Clarke was the recipient OF
many beautiful and useful presents.
Judge Noonan and family returned
Wednesday afternoon from = week
outing at Sweetwater lake where they
report the iishi.. as very good, AL
evidence of which statement several
of their friends have enjoyed fish din
ners since their return.
Remember we are the recognized
agents of the school books to be used
in the Glenwood schools this year. We
also carry Il complete line of pens, pen
ellis, notebooks, tablets and all school
supplies. Now is the time to make your
choice. MAYES' BOOKSTORE.
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Few Of our people are thus far aware
that Gl"nwood Springs Is today ente.
tanning prominent g'.=sts in the per
sous of former Governor and Mrs. Wn.
SulZer of New York. Governor anu
Mrs. Sulzer are stopl ng at the Hotel
Glcnwood and are greatly enjoying our
baths ana the mountain beauty of Our
city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Smith and fami-
", and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith
will make a trip to Gypsum by auto
this afternoon, where they will visit
at the Frank Doll home. They will :e-
turn home Sunday evening, with The
exception of Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth
Smith, who will return some time next
week.
Tuesday night Charley Marshall's
delivery horse, "Sinbad,' passed in
his checks at ripe old age Sinbad
was at one time Il very valuable men,
Der of the equine family, being consid-
ered as something of an aristocrat in
, horseology, but of late years he has
lost caste and has had to be content
, with hauling booze wagon about the
streets of Glenwood. Even horse life
has its ups and downs in this old
world.
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, When the editor observed Clayt Hill
, streaking it down the street Tuesday
, afternoon as though rushing to a fire
he made inquiry as to the cause of the
commotion and was told that a new
baby girl had arrived at the Hill home
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