The Glenwood post., 1915-07-24

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Mrs.. Agaes Lanlsy Of Grand June
tioa is spending the week in Glenweod
in visit to friends Of former Aays
Shs reports the weather excessively
warm in both Denver aad the Ju.etion
sAl is Enjoying the delightful contrast
Of 0Ienvood pleasant breezes and
ecsl aishts.
1sv. aAl Mrs. Joha d. Je2ssy and
Z .on, Frank, of Indianapolis, visited 4
few days last week At the hone of Mr..
Je1sry's niece, Mrs. Gray Steele, Of
this city. Mr.. JeHery is pastor of a
Methodist church in Indianapolis and is
taking advantage of his vacation by
making . visit to the great west.
of the week from = ten days visit
with her parents in Fruita and has
again taken up her work with the
Logan Investment company. She says
people in Glenweod who complain of
tie warn weather should 20 to Fruits
if they would get taste Of genuine
torridity.
The nenbefs of the SANITY Seven
club snd . few of their friends left
Monday morning for Seven Castles for
. camping trip. They took . great
quantity of provisions, and At last re-
Pssts Ill were having plenty to eat snd
. gsol tine. They expect to return
Saturday evening. The member Of
.tAs party srs Misses Esthsr and Hasel
CAapaa., Esaa Hubbard, Nina Ws'x
Alice Chase, Eissssr Nsosss, Nay Ne
MILAN, Frances Lswe, Bessie fhsnas,
asA Nay MeRssvy. The Nis.ss xiss
Wals, Bessie Thomas and Nay Ne.
Dssvy are acting - eAspsrssss fer tie
party.
william Nesaas returned last Satuf
day night from California aad will
spsaA the summer with the home folks
IN this city. Bill has been for the past
three ysars . student in tie law de-
pestnsat Of Leland Stanford univeEsity
aaA soon after eonneleenent joinsa
tAs baseball team On . tear 70 Hssolu.
u, Il bsiag while On that trip that bis
iatinats ehun sad companion was
killed while diving ists ths surf, as
tsld i. last week 5 issue Of the Post.
This necsssitatsd N entire change in
IL prsGrsa anl sent all the boys
hsns sooner thaa they contemplated
in their erigisal plans.
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Wsdassday evening ". r. Hall Of
Dslta reopened the Odeon theater and
was greeted with = very satisfactory
house. Mr.. Hall is thoroughly expert
>enced in the picture show business AMI
il he goes about it right he should make
a success of the .Odeon. He was pio-
neer in the picture show business in
Glenwood, having in company with w.
tR. Callicotte, started the present Or
pheum- in this city many years ago
and he has followed the business ever
since. Apparently Mr.. Hall believes In
publicity, and that is one of the most
essential qualities in any business, ard
especially in the show business.
Mrs. Bowker delightfully."- entertained
last Sunday evening At = dinner party
! 1t the williams in honor Of the Misses
GestssAs end GlsAys Dsssh. Dissss
was served st five, and after tAaA The
company peeeseAed 10 tAs hsne Of Nh.
Bswksf, where tie evening wss sPest
i. music. Miss Nay ct. Clair assisted
Mn. Bowksr in chsperoning the young
ladies. Those present were: Misses
st. Claire Napier, Helen Hughes, Wini-
frsl Ferdhan, Helen &gham, Eleanor
Noonan, Nay Mcmillan, Frances Lows,
Doris Ford, Beatrice Mccoy, Eta Tay-
lor, Helen Patterson, Jane Darrow,
Katherine NacRae, and Gertrude and
Gladys Drach.
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Last Wednesday GlenwOod enjoyed
an hours excursion made up OF the
State Normal of Florida. They were
not scheduled to stop here, but on hear
ing Of Glenwood 8 wonderful attractive
ness before reaching here they request
ed the management to give them stop