The Glenwood post., 1915-07-10

Address Box 321, GlenwoOd Springs- |
Mr.. and Mh. C. d Barnes celebrated |
the glorious Fourth last Monday at the
Scott ranch on Canon creek They
didn't explain who caught the fish for
them.
Mr. and Mrs f. b. Everett and NJ
and Mrs. c. K. Mccarthy spent their
Fourth holiday vacation at sweetwater
lake. They motored over in the Ever
ett ear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Wiekersham
and little son came up last week from
Grand Junction and are spending a
short time visiting Mrs. Wickersham S
parents, Rev. and Mrs. f. II. Fleishe-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Kirwan and Mr.
| and Mrs Fred Wirth and families spen.
the fifth at Catherine. They report
that there were no fish in the river
at least not that they could notice.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. TAFT left last
Sunday for an outing up near Norrie.
They expect to be gone about two
weeks, and on their return will bring
all the FISHES from the stream.
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Don't forget to see S. R. Berger, the
popular Optician, who will be here
again at the Glenwood Hotel for oae
day, Friday, July 16. Children's eyes
examined free.
Miss Appleby, representative of Cot
tey College in Missouri, where several
of Glenwood young ladies attended
school the past year, has been in the
city for some time in the interest OF
the college.
Our people very much enjoyed the
music Thursday evening by the shrin-
ers' band of Atlanta, Georgia, and the
marching maneuvers of the uniformed
, squads on the streets. The special
train bearing these southern visitors
remained in GlenwOod one hour, and
: all agreed that the time WAS altogether
, too short.
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Miss Martha Kohn, who for some
J time past has been bookkeeper for the
, Farmers Milling company, left Wednes.
/. day for her home in Germany. Miss
Kohn has = dangerous journey before
her, but she is very anxious to return
to her own country and give what aid
and comfort she can. Miss Louise
Hammond is now filling the position
vacated.
Judge Rueker came down Thursday
evening from his home in Aspen to act
as chief escort to the bunch of eastern
Elks who made three hours stop in
Glenwood yesterday morning. You may
depend upon it he showed the antlered
tribe the best to be seen in the vicini
, ty of Glenwood and sent them away
feeling well repaid for the short stay
, they made with us.
Mrs. NJ. J. Mayes and her Sunday
school class Of girls greatly enjoyed a
picnic up Noname creek last Monday
They had an interesting visit at tn.
Pratt ranch and later visited the con
Wet road camp which proved decidedly
i, interesting to the girls who asked many
questions and were shown through the
5 camp and given great deal of infor
nation by those in charge. They re,
turned in the evening tired but happy
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Lamb and M
and Mrs Walter Merrill and their son
and daughter of Grand Junction great.
ly enjoyed a week in Glenwood and vi
3 cinity, leaving by auto on the return
l trip last Wednesday morning. A fish.
5 ing trip to Deep lake and another to
Canon creek added to the zest of the
outing. Mr.. Merrill is an artistic Job
printer, having for years had charge OF
the job department of the Grand June.
, tion News.
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The residents of the Grand valley
between here and New Castle are high.
ly elated over the establishment Of
postal rural route No. between Glen.
wood and Dailey's ranch. The service
was begun July l, with R. E. Bryant
as rural carrier. The ranchmen are all
blessing Congressman Taylor for his
good work in securing this route and
for the prompt Action of the dens Z.