The Glenwood post., 1915-07-31

entertained Thursday ut the kedstone
Inn with luncheon and cards Several
Glenwood ladies were among the
guests.
Miss Genevieye Dickson spent the
first of the week visiting with Misses
Margaret and Iris kinssbury at Their
country home on Elk creek, returning
to Glenwood Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryalto Guilds of Basa
were made happy this week by the ar
rival of baby girl, born at the home
of Mrs. Edith Clarke of this city. All
are getting along nicely.
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Mrs. Benjamin Gray, who have been
visiting with Mrs. Joe Cramer of this
city left Thursday for their home at
Leadville.
Ed Stevens and family returned last
Saturday night to their home in Wal
senburg. They were called here by the
serious illness and death of Mr.. Stev-
ems mother, Mrs. Ira Chadwick.
Mrs. L. W. Faggin, sister of Andy
Murdock, arrived here Monday from
H.. houo l., ooay;no .nI will sponI y
few weeks visiting her brother and
family.
The family OF s. J. Love of this
city on Monday entertained Mrs.
James Lowe and her daughter, Miss
Edna, of New Hampton, Ohio, who
were returning home from the big fair
N California.
Mrs. John F. Moore Of this city and
Mrs. C. C. Parsons Of Omaha enter
tanned at a card party Friday after
noon at the Moore home on Eighth
street. A very large crowd was pres
ent, and all had = delightful time.
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The Woodmen of the World held =
special meeting Thursday evening and
five members were initiated. This
makes total of about seventy members
recently initiated, and there are few
for another time.
The light showers of the past few
days in different portions of the couu-
ty have been most welcome and, Al
though not sufficient to help the crops,
have served to settle the dust and
freshen the air a little.
Meredith Fuller Of Omaha arrived
here this week to spend some time Wis
iting with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. D. Fuller. His parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Fuller, will arrive later
in the season.
A. J. Dickson and family visited
Sunday at the Kingsbury ranch home
on Elk creek. This is beautiful
country property and the Kingsburys
have delightful way of making their
guests feel perfectly at home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Sutherland of
Grand Junction were up to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Sutherland's s brothe r.
Bernard gallagher, who was burie
Sunday. The funeral was held from
St. Stephens Catholic church. Inter
ment was at the old cemetery.
| Mrs. G. d. Eggeman was called tt
Colorado Springs Wednesday evening
by the death of her stepmother, Mrs
John Morrison. She was accompanies
by her sister, Mrs. Lena Sickenges, Of
Denver, who has been visiting in thif
city for some time.
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DR.. and Mrs. Jewell of Fort Sill
Oklahoma and Miss Mabel Oesterhau.
of Junction City, Kansas, who are o.
their way to the fair, stopped here fol
a few days this week. They were de
| lighted with the beauties of GlenwooG
and felt that any time spent here
would not be wasted.
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One of the members of the Shriner:
from the special train which was il
here Wednesday morning, while inspect
ing the pool, accidentally fell in. After
he had emitted several loud calls fcl
help, he seemed to rather enjoy the
bath than otherwise.
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Mrs. W. E. Clark of Lagrande, Ore