The Glenwood post., 1916-08-12

Mrs. Harold Parkison entertained the
Ladies' Card club at her home Wednes-
day evening. Bridge whist was the
game INDUCED in.
Mrs. Elizabeth Goseline of Denver
was weekend guest at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. C. Metelmann, retun-
ing on the Midland Sunday night.
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| Mr.. and Mrs Martin Rehfuss Jr..
| of Indianapolis have returned to the
city. They will visit for some weeks
at the home of Mrs. George Dewey.
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To attend the Olympic minstrels is
to eradicate that case of blues and to
place in the foreground that sunny dis
position that everybody has if the
proper procedure is used to produce it.
'Nuf sed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis King of Mem
phis, Tennessee, are stopping at the
Hotel Colorado for couple of weeks
It will be remembered that Mr.. and
Mrs. King were in Glenwood last year
making this their headquarters on q.
bunting trip through the mountains in
this vicinity.
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Senator Horace T. DeLong of Grand
junction was one of the legal lumin--
aries to spend q day in Glenwood this
week. He was one of the Mesa county
delegation to the congressional conven-
tion this week and he made a hummer
of a speech, about ten per cent. of
which was second of Baird's nomin-
alton for congress and ninety per cent
in denunciation of President Wilson =
policies. When Horace speaks the peo-
pie always sit up and take notice.
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Guests at the Hotel Colorado in
which Glenwood people are interested
are Mrs. Chas. j. Hughes, one Of the
social leaders of Denver; Otto Happier
of the Wilson, Cramer & Co., brokers'
of Denver; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Will
cox and family of Denver; F. n
Briggs, president Of the Interstate
Bankers association of Denver; Mrs
E. J. McVan and daughter, Esther, and
son, Donald, of Omaha, Neb. Mr.
! McVan is president of the Omaha Com
mercial club.
Whipple Chester, city editor of the
Grand Junction News, was in the city
last Sunday to report the road race for
his paper, enjoy the clean sweep his
home town riders made and extend the
glad hand to Floyd Klever, who is
Daily News carrier boy. Chester left
the stalled train behind a mudslide
near Glenwood and ran in the balance
of the distance. He probably resembled
the riders somewhat by the time he
arrived. AS he aptly put it, they
looked like "mud images.'' 4
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, When the G. o. P. gets busy in the
south, things are doing. West Virginia
is another state to show signs that the
country is turning to the Republicans,
The recent special election in the Sec
ond congressional district of West vir-
ginia is only one of many to demon
strate the drift of public sentiment.
In 1914 that district elected Demo-
crat by 1850 plurality; at the recent
special election in that same district .
Republican was elected by 800 plural
ity. All Of which shows Q gain Of
| 2,150 votes.
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This Las been = very strenuous week
for the Post people. Mr.. Dickson has
attended four different assemblies since
our last issue and on Tuesday afternoon
went to Denver to attend the editorial
association and as . delegate to bs
present in the Republican state A.
senbly which convened ON Thursday,
August 10th. All Of the responsibilitieA
OF this issue, measurably have devolved
upon the Post help, and IL we have not
measured up to the usual excellency Of
the Post please do not blame Mr.. Dick.
son and be ~ charitable with us a.
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