The Glenwood post., 1915-08-14

house at that place.
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Miss Edna Kimmerling left Thursday
will spend some time visiting relatives.
Walter Rittmayer who has been Wis
iting his mother and sister in lampa
for some time returned this week %
his home in this city.
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The ladies OF ST. Barnabas Guild are
planning to give their annual bazaar
on the church lawn next Thursday
evening, August 10. They will be
pleased to see you there.
W F. Mohu, water commissioner of
District No, 80, was attending to Off
eial duties near Glenwood Tuesday and
Wednesday, returning to his home at
Rifle Wednesday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. TAYLOR left
Thursday morning for Grand Junction
to be present at the Frontier Day cele-
bration. Mr.. Taylor is scheduled TO
give an address one day of the eele-
bration.
NJ. II. Smith and daughter, Kate,
drove over to Glenwood last Tuesday
in their Ford car from their home N
Craig. The next day they drove down
to Grand Junction for the big Frontier
celebration,
!. F. Preston, commercial agent Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul
railway, was a guest at the Hotel Colo
RADIO the first of the week. Mr.. Pres
ton is great lover of Glenwood aud
visits here every summer.
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Mrs. Jennie Vieweg, who has spent
several months at Spokane, Washing
ton, returned last week and will make
her home in Glenwood. She is greatly
improved in health by reason of her
trip to the coast.
A special train arrived here Thurs
day evening from ElwoOd, Indiana, car
rying the Elwood Fish and Gun club.
The train arrived here sooner than was
expected and remained two days, al
lowing the members on board the train
time in which to enjoy the beauties Of
Glenwood.
Pie eaters will have q chance to
demonstrate their capacity for pie at
Rifle, Colo, on September 2 and s.,
when 4 thousand pies will be set before
them. A big ball game, free pies and
coffee, . mile parade, bucking aud
roping contests, horse races, small
sports of every kind will keep you go
ing some if you 60 to Rifle on that
day.
Philip w. Dinsmore and Miss Alice
NJ. Swartz of Rifle were married at
the Hotel Grand Saturday morning by
County Judge Smith. The bride is the
daughter of II. b. Swartz of the Rifle
Telegram and the groom is employed
as foreman on the Telegram. Both are
well known in Rifle and have many
friends there who wish them much hap
piness.
Good morning! Did you see Harry
Thaw! Well, you didn't miss much,
and while few of our people followed
him from one bar room to another Ia
get good look at him they only did It
out of curiosity and desire to compare
his mug with the overworked likenes 5
of the same which has done service for
many years in the various newspapers
of the country.
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NJ. l.. Turner, banker of Oklahoma
City, is spending some time with his
family at the Hotel Colorado. Mr..
! Turner was visitor to Glenwood in
| 1894, the next year after the Colorado
was built, and his experience at that
time was such that he has frequently
wanted to return. Now that he has
again convinced himself of Glenwood s
superiority as resort we shall hope
to see Mr.. Turner and his family here
| frequently.
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City Clerk Canady is planning to
leave this morning for fishing trip
and restful outing at Sweetwater lake.
Mr.. Canady has been trying for some
time to arrange for this trip, but has
not found it easy to get away from his
duties. He has supplied himself with
such fOrmid ahIe supnly of fisbiur