The Glenwood post., 1916-02-05
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Don t kick about Glenwood weathcr.
The Aspen Times reports the tempera-
t.ro at % degrees below zero at Ash
szoft last Tuesday morning.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
was entertained Thursday afternoon
by Mesdames Reilly and Breese at the
home of the latter on Blake avenue.
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Everything in our immense store 1T
Eastern Cost and Less. A chance ef
\ lifetime.
25 WEIR'S.
Wheeled vehicles have almost COM
pletely given way to sleighs on Glen
wood s streets these days. Unfortunate
indeed is the man who is not the pos
SCISSOR Of pair of "bobs."
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Mrs. E. E. Lucas was called to her
old home in Boston the first of the
week on account of the sudden death
of her sister, Miss Fleming. Mr.. Lucas
accompanied her as far as Denver.
Ladies' $1,000 and $1,000 Coats, 10
clean up, your choice $500. All our
Skirts and Dresses at One-fourth Off.
Every article marked in plain figures.
IS WEIR'S.
Miss Catherine Mccarthy delightfully."-
entertained a number of her little
friends at her home Wednesday after
noon in honor of her fifth birthday.
She was remembered by many souvenirs
of the occasion.
At the grade school gymnasium last
Friday night the high school basket
ball team swatted the Olympic team IN
total score of 2S to II in a very in
teresting game in which both teams
won much applause.
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j. H. Fesler made a short visit to
Glenwood the first Of the week and
was joined here by Mrs. Fesler and
they proceeded to California where
they will enjoy the salubrious climate
of that ocean washed state.
F. F. Park of the Divide creek, coun-
iry came up to Glenwood Tuesday, his
sisters, Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Maupin,
after a weeks visit at the Park ranch,
returning to their homes in Myton
Utah, and Vallejo, California.
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Situation Wanted, Female-Trust-
worthy middle aged woman with schoo
child wants position as housekeepe
for good business man. References tx
changed. Address Trustworthy, Glen
wood Springs, Colorado. 2-5-1
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Mrs. C. C. Parks and baby departed
for Denver last Sunday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Parks have not yet decided or
permanent home location, but viii
take the Fesler apartment until the re
turn of Mr. and Mrs. Fesler from Cal;
fornia.
4 The complimentary leap year dance
given Thursday evening at Eagles
,han by the Thimble and the Kensing
ton clubs was pronounced success
rhe men report that their escorts furn
ished them delightful evenings enter
tainment and took them home in goo,
season.
Dave Harlow of the Taughenbaugi
mesa was transacting business in Glen
wood Wednesday. Dave was for many
years a resident of Glenwood, but
since he has graduated into the sue
cessful rancher class we don't Otter
see him in the county seat-too busy
looking after his interests in the rancr
line.
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w. l.. Swck has moved his tinshoI
and flume factory from the Kamm
building in the rear of the Glenwood
Post to the room in the Sheridan build
ing on Cooper avenue, formerly occu
pied by Lieben IS restaurant. This is
an excellent location for Swick's busi
ness and much better adapted to his
work than was the former stand.
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Rev. E. E. Tuck preached most ex'
eellent sermon from the Methodist pull
pit last Sunday evening, taking for his
subject "The Power of Habit In
it was some excellent advice for young