The Glenwood post., 1916-08-05

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Sunday school occupied the hour TO.
the regular service last Sunday even
ing with Rally Day program which
was well rendered and much enjoyed
by those present. The program was
prepared under the direction of Mrs.
Woody and Mrs. Daley, teachers of the
primary department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. NJ. Howell, Miss
Catherine and Chas. NJ. Jr. motored in
from Kansas City. After a stay of
several weeks they will drive through
Yellowstone park. The Howell family
have spent number of seasons in
of the advantages of the spa. They Arc
guests at the Colorado.
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Mrs. A. H. Smith of -Four Mile creek
was operated upon at the sanitarium
last Wednesday by DR.. Stewart, and Is
improving rapidly. Master Carl Smith,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Smith, is
also at the sanitarium, having under
gone an operation for appendicitis by
Dr.. Stewart, assisted by Drs. Hopkins
and Clark. The little fellow is doing
nicely.
Judge John T. shumate is resting
from an unusually strenuous session Of
court in Routt county. The judge con-
vened court there on June 20 and held
continuous session until July 26. Many
important cases were argued before
him, among them three murder cases
being up for trial. About August IA
Judge Shumate will convene court in
Moffat county.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson and
Mrs. Thompson sister; Mrs. Cope,
will leave today for their home in Los
Angeles after stay of two weeks in
our city. Mrs. Cope has been a regular
summer visitor to Glenwood for many
years and they are all delighted with
our surroundings and attractions. They
will visit in Salt Lake City and Oak
land en- route to their home.
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c. G. Parks spent last Saturday, Sun
day and Monday in Glenwood, return
ing Monday evening to his home in
Denver after pleasant visit with
Glenwood friends while at the same
time attending to many business mat
ters.- Even though heavy business in.
terests call him elsewhere Mr.. Parks
still has very warm spot in his heart
for Garfield county and her people.
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The tourist season has been extreme
ly heavy the past ten days. The Grand,
Denver, Glenwood and other hotels have
been upable to accommodate all who
private places in town. But however
many may come, good quarters are al
ways to be found and no doubt from
this on the large hotels will be able to
handle all who desire to gpatronize
them. s.LF
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B. e. Stoner of Richfield, Kansas, is
enjoying vacation in Glenwood and
in addition to enjoying our splendid
mountain climate is having bully
good time swapping yarns with Sheriff
Jessup who was once resident of
Morton county where Mr.. stoner halls
from. Mr.. stoner says it is 50 hot
and dry in old Kansas that Colorado
seems like heaven to him. This is not
his first trip to Glenwood.
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Tho Rev. Allen Moore arrived in the
city yesterday afternoon from the Pa
cific coast. Dr.. Moore is . man Of
worldwide travel and Is noted les
turer on Oriental lands and conditions.
He has been filling Chautauqua Gu
gagements in Oregon, Washington and
California. He spent several days with
the Rev. Mr.. Klein Of Fruita, recently
of Glenwood Springs. He will lecture
at the Methodist church here next wee)s
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday even
ings. ~ ..4%s,sa