The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24

Gene Grub Of Cxrbondale was in the
city this week "a business.
Frank L. Spear, travelling representa-
tive of the Denver Post, was in the city
this week
Mrs. Fred Chapman left Wednesday
for her home IN Red canon TO spend
some weeks.
Mrs. John Paine returned home this
week after spending some time with
her parents IN Aspen.
Mrs. L. Luther and little sou of Den-
Yer are spending the summer here as
guests at the Colorado.
Thursday evening Clifford Darrow
fell from a rope he was climbing aud
the result is broken arm.
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Messrs. Z. A. Dow, Z. NJ. Pollard and
Joe Craft returned from Minturn Wed
nesday. They had been in Minturn for
some time, engaged in carpenter work.
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Marriage licenses were issued TINS
week to Warren johnson and Miss
Olive Shidler, both of Rifle, and Lucy
C. Curran, of Herberger, and Florence
b. Keep, of Boulder,
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Mrs. C. E. Hubbard, who sprained
her ankle some time ago, is SO much
improved thst shs attended the meet
ing of the Glenwood Crochet club at
the lawn Wednesday afternoon.
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The Methodist Sunday schools cf
Aspen and Rifle picniced Thursday A.
ternoon at the Sievers grove az Sweets
Spur. They were carried by the Colo.
rado Midland special trains and all en-.
Ejoyed the outing immensely.
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LII. Joun hes uoiue anu Two u1uku-
tiers, Blanche and Fern, are here from
their home in Arkansas City, Kansas,
for q visit to the home of Mrs. Reyn.
DDS sister, Mrs. J. Wilson of this city.
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The Glenwood Crochet club met over
on the lawn Wednesday afternoon. The
bubbles and children were treated to t.
delightful supper in the evening, and
the affair wound up with . big pool
party.
Miss Irene Steele Of Grand Junction
arrived here Tuesday to spend . short
time visiting her uncle, Gray Steele, Of
this city. She left Wednesday for g.
Ida, where she will spend some time
visiting with friends.
George L. Nagnesen Of Ukiah, Cali
fornia, while on his way to Cripple
Creek where he hes heavy mining in
terests, spent q few days in Glenwood
the first Of this week visiting his
friend, William Noonaa.
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Recently there was young honey
locust tree in the tennis court of tie
Colorado Hotel grounds badly stripped
Of its bark. Manager Overlook is very
anxious to catch the culprit, and is
Offering a reward to anyone who will
capture him.
E. R. Fulkner will give an address oa
wherein Has Modern Civilization
Failed,' at the Methodist church next
Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock. Mr..
Fulkner was at one time . missionary
to China, and he has also held the posi-
tion as consul to China.
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Abraham vallansky, a Russian jew,
was found in destitute condition at
Silt this week and was sent by lIn-
name Officer Rayman to the county
hospital at Glenwood. The old man
was trying to walk to California, but
was overcome by the heat.
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Prof. F. A. Sullivan, the pioneer en-
balmer of the United States and a
prominent lecturer in his profession,
visited in Glenwood Thursday with w.
H. Farnum and Jack Brady. Prof. Sui
livan now lives in Salt Lake and is
travelling in the interest of a casket
factory.
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Bart Petrini and DR.. Oberto returned
Wednesday evening from Buena Vista
in Mr.. Petrini's new 8 cylinder Cole
car. The general distributor drove the
car to Buena Vista where Mr.. Petrini
took it, and the running time from