The Glenwood post., 1916-05-27

Senator and Mrs. B. :. Napier. enter
tained Ch.ncellor Henry A. 'Buchtel Of
Denver during his stay in Glenwood.
Dr.. Buchtel was governor. of Colorado
during the sixteenth general assembly,
or from 1907 to 1909, :. and is now
chancellor Of the University of Denver.
Take few, minutes of tomorrow and
count up how many Of yoNr aut-of-town
friends you want to send copies of tue
big Booster Edition to-. and then, some
time soon, tell some member of the
!. Glenwood Reading club how many you
want. liz. =.
Dr.. W. w. Crook is enjoying the
presence of his two daughters in the
home. Miss Arta, who has been teach
ing in Utah, returned a couple of weeks
ago and Miss Valentine arrived Tues
day from Romeo, New Mexico, where
she ras also been an instructor in
school work.
Miss Hazel Burnett of Grand juno
tion has gone to Denver to join her
sister, Gertrude, from which place th"y
will proceed to Kansas City, Mo-, to
visit Mrs. Harry Burnett for few
weeks. The Burnett family had charge
1 of Aho hot al In
to Grand Junction.
The Glenwood volunteer fire depart
ment responded to the fire alarm call
at the Hotel Colorado Wednesday fore
noon only to find it a false alarm
caused by the vibration of the wind
on the telephone pole to which the fire
box is attached, thus causing the fire
box to spring open.
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The boys and girls of the basketball
teams of the Garfield County High
school are now sporting fine new
Spalding sweaters adorned with the let
ter &C" The sweaters are the gift Of
the school board in appreciation of the
hard work done and as recognition Of
the teams as champions of the western
slope.
R. F. Bowles of Silt has purchased
a new Buick six of J. F. McCay of
this city. Mr.. Bowles is one of our
prosperous farmers in this county and
he believes a farmers family is as
much entitled to the luxuries of life as,
anyone else, and he is right. Mr..
Bowles' daughter has learned to run
the car.
Father Joseph Carrigan returned
Wednesday from three days trip to
Eagle and Minturn.> The Catholic So
ciety has purchased school building
at Eagle and will convertoht into
church by numerous architectural
changes. Father Carrigan raised al
most enough funds to pay the purchase
price and hopes to soon have desira-
BILE church edifics.
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Rev. E. E. Tuck spent Thursday in
Glenwood while enroute to Paonia to
visit his sister and his little daughter.
, Since leaving the sanitarium Rev. Tuck
. has been staying with his mother aud
sister in Greeley, and feels that he is
greatly improved. On Thursday Of
next week Rev. Tuck will return to
Glenwood to again resume his duties
as pastor of the NJ. E. church, and ex-
poets to occupy the pulpit Sunday, June
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For eighteen years Glenwood Springs
has annually been hostess to thousands
of people who have gathered here to
eat free strawberries; to enjoy a free
swim in the worlds largest pool and
to mingle with old friends in the pleus-
ures of the day. This year the festival
and carnival will be held June II and
our readers are assured hearty good
time if they are in Glenwood Springs
on that date.
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Louis Schwarz of the Glenwood First
National bank accompanied Father Car.
rigan on trip to Eagle to collect
: funds for the purchase Of new
Catholic church. Eagle now boasts a
magnificent new school building, aud
when the work of remodeling the old
school house is completed the members
and friends of the Catholic denomina.
tion there will have fine place for
worship.