The Glenwood post., 1915-10-23
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Mise Anna Hooley, aceenpanied by
her two cousins, the Misses Nugent Of
Sioux City, Iowa, left Thursday nosn-
ing for = visit Of several weeks in
Goldfield, Nevada.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week to VIM. H. NcNichols and Miss
Edna Stsunacher, both Of Carbsadale,
and Edward Stone and Miss Perry
Davis, both of New Castle.
Ars. Harold spahr and little daugh
ter arrived here Thursday evening for
q visit with Mrs. spahr's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. E. Hubbard, snd family.
They were accompanied here by Jess
Spahr, . proud grand-parent of little
Miss Spshr.
Mrs.. Austin Gavin, who returned .
few days ago from an extended visit in
Yellowstone Park, Idaho, Montana aud
other sections of the Rockies, reports
having had . most enjoyable time, bat,
like all others, she was glad to bs
again in Glenwood SPRING..
Mis- Mabel Moore, who hos hssa VIZ.
itisg frieads in Nebraska, is aeaia At
hsae il Glenwood and has resumed Lss
dstiss at the Office Of the Gleavssi
Light L Water company. SAs reports
AaviAg had . fine tins, but, iks an
sthsrs, il glad to Be back snsag tbs
Assltains.
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fAs Glsawood lefty farmer" wAs
ssws his lettuce in The fall ssA Govern
1t With light mulch, viii b ahsad Of
Ais asighbos Who dsss aet. Practical
tssts have proved that fall-sowa lst-
tses will do nicely here, and the gsrd-
ssss will Be several weeks ahead Of th.
ether fellow in the sprins.
Nu. Phil Kifwan was pleasantly sur
Prised Saturday BY = visit from her
sister, Mrs. Aanie Loag, Of Kintail,
Ontario, whom she had not seen for
about eight years. Mrs. Long left Sun
day for Aspen, where she will visit with
relatives for time, returning Later for
N extended visit at the Kirwan home.
The street and alley committee Of the
board Of aldermen has been busy this
week making repairs on street crossings
a.A having new surfaeing placed o.
tie streets. These repairs have BEEN
.ssded for some time AID many say
tie present work is the best in several
yssss.
Joe Boersting, manager Of the Big
Tsur ranch At CarbondaIe, came down
Thursday to attend the funeral Of Ed y.
Hughes. Joe reports everything NOV
ing along nicely up in that section, but
says their potatoes are in the cellar
and are not on the market until prices
advance.
A letter from W. H. Farnum announ:-
q that the National Funeral Directors
convention was great success, but he
states they will meet in San Diego,
California, next year. "Billie" is hsv-
ing . great time and says NO one could
possibly have . better time than he is
enjoying.
Nrs. Charles Rohr and baby will
leave tomorrow for their home in
Bsenertoa, Washington, after several
weeks visiting here with relatives and
4sis.aA Chafisy Rohr is employed in
Brenerton h the navy yards and b
among the Glenwood boys who have
made coed in that section Of the coun-
Try.
On the occasion Of the recent birth
day saniversary Of James whiteonb
Riley, former Indianans who now live
here sent message of congratulation
to Mr.. Riley. A reply was received
this week in which great appreciation
was expressed for the good wishes of
the "former Hoosiers in Glenwood
Spring."
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Ds. Bricker, osteoPath, who has bssi
located here for several months, left
Thursday night to join his wife in Tor
onto, Caaada. Mrs. Brieker was eallel
there seas weeks ago by the death 1t
IN a,els VIE il said to have left .
generous portion Of his estate to her.
The share she win receive il said to be
over one hundred thousand dollars.