The Glenwood post., 1916-05-20

W. ]. Guard ,of Riflsawas = Glen
wood visitor Tuesday. and made us
pleasant call. --.g :. = ~
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Rev. Edwin johnson oniciated al. the
funeral services of Miss Julia Parsons
at Aspen ON the ninth. -.
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G. Gordon, special agent for the o.. s.
land office, was visitor in this city,
arriving from Denver Monday.
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Last Friday Drs. Stewart and Clark
with Nurses Johnson and Pings were
called to Eagle to operate on Miss
Marie Fulford. -
Work on the Minter and Lincoln
avenue sewers is being pushed right
along by Contractor Mccarthy and
soon the residents of these streets will
be enjoying this necessary sanitary i'm
provement.
DIR. G. NJ. Stewart this week pur-
chased of A. w. Burnison a seven pas
senger Paige car, 1916 model, trading
in as part payment the Buick six which
he purchased of the Mccoy agency
few months ago.
As is the usual custom, the retiring
class from the high school will present
the school with a remembrance and to
raise funds for this purpose the Senior
class held candy sale Wednesday and
netted q little over ten dollars.
V. R. Sharp returned this week from
Bend, Oregon, where he went with Mrs.
Sharp some time ago. He will look
after his interests here and remain
during the summer, He reports the
fruit killed in Idaho and Oregon by the
late frosts.
The Glenwood Reading club were ell
tertained by Mrs. W. R. Lee at Rifle
last Monday. The ladies went down
via the Midland in the morning and
returned at Sis p. m. They report a
delightful time and voted Mrs. Lee a
charming hostess.
Col. J. M. Kennedy, the Woodman or
ganizer, has reputation as an excel
lent public speaker. That address he
made to the Women of .Woodcraft
Thursday evening was a dandy and
won for Kennedy a fine boquet of Ii
lacs. Oh, that speech!
Miss Ethel johnson expects this
evening to meet her two sisters who
are on their way from Fruita where
they have been visiting at the johnson
home, to their homes in esstsrp states.
They will spend Sunday with Miss
johnson and then resume their journey
eastward.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Reilly expect to
leave tomorrow evening for Denver
where they will make their home. Dur
ing their stay in Glenwood Mr.. aud
Mrs. BELLY have made many friends
who regret their departure from our
midst and wish for them the pleasant
est conditions possible in their new
home.
Ezekial Garcia. Mexican sheep
herder in the employ of R. H. Tucker,
who was taken to the Glenwood sani-
tarium a few weeks ago suffering from
the bite of a woodtick, is now sutfi-
GENTLY recovered that he is able to
walk about the halls of the institution.
Garcia for time was in very bad
way, but his recovery is now assured.
Those "Keep to the Right" signs
which the city has recently installed
at the intersection of the principal
streets may not be real pretty, but
they certainly serve to keep the drivers,
not in the middle of the road, but on
the right side of the road, and doubt
less they will prevent many accidents
which might occur but for these little
reminders.
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Ralph Wolverton, wife and SOD are
sojourning in the city for a time. Mrs.
Wolverton was ill in the hospital at
Eagle and the family are in hopes that
she will recuperate more rapidly by a
visit in Glenwood Springs. Mr.. Wolv-
erton is part owner of the Lady Belle
mine at Eagle, a property which is rap
idly coming to the front as a producer
and which bids fair to make its owners
wealthy in a short time. While in this
citx Mr. and Mrs Wnluorton a-a xnal