The Glenwood post., 1915-07-10


Brewer of New York arrived here Fri
day to take possession of the Allen
home near the fish hatchery.
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Mrs. u. Z. Layden and son, George,
of Delta are in Glenwood. They cam.
over Strawberry Day and liked the
town SO well that they decided to stay
a month.
Mrs. Fred Kaiser, is enjoying a visit
from her father, John A. Smiley, of
Howard, Kansas. Mr.. Smiley is on his
return home after visiting the exposi
tion, and making tour Of the Southern
states.
g. n. Daggett, . former resident OF
Aspen and leader of Daggett's orches-
ira, spent . few days in this section
the past week while on the return
from IN eastern visit, to his home ~
Boise, Idaho.
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Marriage licenses were issued this
week to Antonio Petroceo and Miss
Elena spirits of Marble, and George
Holnes a.d Mise Matilda A. Fatkin
Of Carbondale, and Harold Withyeombe
and Niss Olive Nichols Of this city.
The Gle.wood Crochet club spent .
very pleasant afteraoen Wednesday in
the walls grove. The ladies felt that
they had done something better than
cfoehst work, after feeding . bunch Of
hungry gypsies, who were esnped nesf
the grove.
The Glenwood ball team won the
baseball game from Aspen Sunday by
= score of to 4. T. Hubbard, for
GIenwood, allowed only three hits and
Mogan, Aspen Is star twirler, struck ont
l6. The strong Grand Junction team
will be here next Sunday.
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A special train carrying 125 school
teachers of Brooklyn came in Wednes-
day evening over the d. 4 Z. g, and
remained one hour, giving the passen-
gers only . fraction of the time needed
to drink in the scenic beauties of Glen
woodland . little hot water.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Lord, of Glen
vile, New Mexico are stopping in Glen
wood on their way back from the coast.
The house where they live is in New
Mexico, their ranch is just across the
border in Oklahoma, and they can walk
half a mile and be in Colorado.
Two sisters of mercy from Mt. St.
Mary's seminary at Omaha, Nebraska,
are in the city this week. They viii
spend the summer at Ouray, and stopped
here to visit with Miss Mabel Moore,
who attended the seminary for some
time. They are guests at the Colorado
while here
Frank g. Dollison, nephew Of Judge
J. W. Dollison of this city, passed
through Glenwood this week en- route
to the coast and stopped for . day for
. visit with relatives. Mr.. Dollison is
city editor Of The Je6ersonian at CAM
bridge, Ohio, and very properly called
at this Office during his stay.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mclean and Mrs..
NcLearn's guest, Miss Moeller, drove
10 sweetwater in their Ford Thursday
morning for . two days outing. They
were accompanied by Otto Hahnewald
who drove his big Case car over the
roed just to make sure that the trip
to sweetwater by auto is feasible.
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The services at the Methodist church
last Sunday morning were Of = strictly
patriotic nature, the church being deco
rated with Aags and bunting and tho
entire program being in keeping with
the spirit of the national holiday. The
songs by the choir were appropriate to
the occasion, and Miss Una Appleby,
. visitor from Independence, Kansa<,
read the Declaration Of Independence
in most impressive fashion after which
IL pastss, Rev. F1eisher delivered .
pakriotic address. Tee conGe1ntios
was lafgs, great naay. tsusists being
h atsss1a.es.