The Glenwood post., 1916-09-02

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Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson and son
drove in from Carbondale Wednesday.
DR.. c. M. Stewart left last evening
for Los Angeles, California, where he
will take the post graduate course in
surgery.
W. c. Davidson arrived from Aspen
last week and is now engaged at the
Wulfsohn department store. He is a
guest at the Williams.
William Noonan left last Saturday
evening for Palo Alto, California, where
he enters on the third years study in
the law department of Leland Stan
ford university.
H. R. Logan arrived Wednesday
evening from his fruit ranch at Pail
SADIE and at once proceeded to oil up
the machinery of his Buick for Apple
Pie day at Rifle.
Mrs. Mary johnson mother of Miss
Edith johnson, has returned to her
home at Grand Junction after a pleas
ant visit of several weeks with her
daughter at the sanitarium
The threatened strike has been most
unfortunate in that it has caused many
tourists to depart for home, who might
have otherwise remained to enjoy our
beautiful September weather.
J. c. Rigney arrived Wednesday from
Savannah, Georgia, where he had been
in attendance at the Eagles convention.
He reports fine trip and that the next
meeting place will Ibe Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. Robert Raynard and sister, Miss
Cryton, left Monday for their home in
Red Cliff after a pleasant visit with
friends in the city. Mr.. Raynard was
at one time connected with the Barnes
drug store and has many acquaintanccs
here.
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Archbishop Spaulding, the noted
Catholic prelate, died August 25 at
$3.50 O'Clock at his home in Peoria, III.
Bishop Spaulding was IS years old and
was raised to his high position in the
church by Pope Plus x. The funeral
took place Tuesday.
Miss Marion Carpenter of Aspen is
again occupying position in the U. 8.
forest service offices in this city. Miss
Carpenter time is divided between
the offices at Aspen and Glenwood and
she will be here until October first. Reg.
istered at the Williams
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Mrs. Theresa Pattison, who was op.
Grated upon by DR.. Hopkins three
weeks ago, returned to her home Sui
day. Miss Edith johnson and night
nurse, Miss Seamont, accompanied her.
The trip was made by auto and on ar
irving at Mrs. Pattison's all enjoyed
a fine "fried chicken" dinner
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Adley returned to
their home at Red Cliff Monday. Mrs.
Adlev had been in Glenwood two weeks,
under the care of physicians for blood
poisoning her hand having become in.
fected in some manner. While not
fully, recovered she was considered out
of danger and able to be at home.
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Leonard f. Curtis and Clarence Ham,
lin, prominent citizens of Colorad"
Springs, were visitors to Glenwood dur.
ing the past week. Mr.. Curtis drove
across the pass in his car and enjoyed
the drive very much. He predicts that
when the present road plans of the
state highway commission have been
carried out and the improvements on
our roads now contemplated have been
completed Glenwood Springs will not be
able to accommodate the tourists who
each year will seek our borders. We
are just beginning to realize on our
good roads investment and the future
will prove the wisdom of building good
roads.
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Mrs. NJ. A. Hodges was in Glenwood
Tuesday, having come up from her
fruit farm at Palisade to dispose Of
the last Of, her peach crop which had