The Glenwood post., 1916-07-01

Mrs. Walter speaknaa returned to
Grand Junction on Monday, after spend
a couple of weeks in Glenwood as the
guest of Mrs. Sadie Graham and Miss
Quinn at the Hotel Grand.
Mrs. Wyatt is entertaining her daugh-
ter Mrs. Ethel Parsons and little girl
of Thayer, Iowa. Mrs. Parsons will
spend the summer here with her mother
and sister, Mrs. jesse Dore.
E. c. Kingsbury, who has been indis-
posed this week with a threatened at
tack of pneumonia, is now on the con
valescent list and expects to be able to
attend to business in few days.
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Mrs. J. N. Neeb of Pueblo is visit
ing Mrs. R. E. Bryant of this city.
Mrs. Neeb was a former resident Of
Glenwood and is enjoying couple CT
weeks meeting with old friends.
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H. c. Kessler and family of DeBeque
were visitors in the city early in the
week Mr.. Kessler was here to attend
the meeting of the Rifle-DeBeque Oil
& Gas company, while Mrs. Kessler
spent a few days visiting with friends.
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Miss Mildred Heisler, who has been
attending the Salt City Business col
lege in Hutchison, Kansas, has returned
to her home in Glenwood. Owing to
floods Miss Heisler was delayed on the
homeward trip and failed to arrive in
time for the Strawberry Day celebra-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. O'Neal of Mil
waukee are guests at the Hotel Glen
wood. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neal have
spent several seasons in the city and
always speak in highest terms of the
attractions and benefit to be found
here.
The following couples were issued
licenses to wed during the past week:
Clark V. Hayward and Mrs. Gladys R.
Baughman, Grand Valley; Asa H.
Evans and Flossie Remine, Leadville;
Virgil Holcomb, Rifle, and Miss Rose
Reese, Glenwood.
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Glenwood Masons to the number of
twenty-five motored to Carbondale last
Tuesday where they were entertained
by the Carbondale lodge A. F. & A. NJ.
Degree work was. done after which a
fine banquet was served and all en-
joyed delightful time.
Mrs. Harry Burnett, who has been
visiting in different parts of the east
for about year past, is making 3
brief visit at the Hotel Glenwood
while en- route to her home in Grand
Junction. Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett at
one time conducted the Glenwood.
Mrs. w. W. Frank returned to Glen
wood Sunday from four months visit
at various eastern points. Mrs. Frank
was first called by the illness of a Sis
ter and upon her recovery the visit
resolved itself into delightful pleas
ure trip in Iowa, Nebraska and Denver.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hadley have
been visiting in Glenwood the past
week and taking the benefit of the
baths. Mr.. Hadley returned to his
home in Breckenridge on Monday and
after couple of weeks longer in
Glenwood Mrs. Hadley will rejoin him
| Mrs. w. W. Crook and Mrs. H. 9.
Kobb entertained the members of the
Thimble club and their husbands at a
delightful pool party last evening st
seven thirty O'Clock. Luncheon was
served later in DIR. Crooks reception
hall and the informality of the evening
made it all the more enjoyable.
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Miss Thelma Lang. ton has been III
with heart trout le for some time past
and it was thought advisable to re-
move her to a lower altitude. The
journey to Ota a, Kanas, was begun
last Tuesday, D.. I. G. Clark accom-
panying the party, composed of Miss
Langston, Mrs. Langston and Mrs. e.
NJ. Keck, as far as Pueblo.
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Miss Margaret Carr of Denver ar
rived in Glenwood last Saturday and at
once took the position of director and
violinist in the Odeon orchestra. Miss
Carr is musician of marked ability
and will be decided addition to the
musical talent of the city. The Odeon
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