The Glenwood post., 1916-07-08

drug store returned Th0fSd4y from Dell
yer, after accompanying his family that
far on their way to New York where
they will visit friends the balance Of
the summer. %
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Rogers and daugh-
ter Martha Jean are up from Grand
Junction and will remain a few weeks
to enjoy the many attractions of Glen
wood, its cool nights, beautiful scenery
and healing waters. GO
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If you are looking for. a cool, beauti-
full place for delightful = vacation,
come to Glenwood Springs. We have
fine hotels, Conf Portable hotels, good
boarding places, in-.fhet you can find
Just what you want in -G1ehwood.
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% Miss Donna Lewis, one Of the teach
ers in. the Grand Junction high school,
visited a couple days in Glenwood this
week, the guest of Drss and Mrs. Frank.
Miss Lewis went from here to Hayden
for visit with other friends.
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Mrs. Horan and children, Isabelle,
Lucille and Paul, are in the city from
Denver. Mrs. Horan is sister ro
Father Carrigan. The family are DOM
iciled in cottage on the North Side
and will remain through the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Holmes
and baby of Grand Junction visited in
Glenwood this week, making the trip
by auto. Mr.. Holmes is the superin-
tendent of the Grand Junction sugar
factory and one of the active boosters
of the Grand valley section.
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E. n. Willis, who was operated up
on for intestinal trouble June 20, at
the sanitarium, by Dr.. Stewart, is i'm
proving rapidly. His daughter, Mrs.
o. w. Randall of Red Cliff, is in the
city during his illness and is guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schwarz.
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Miss Leila Fritz of Denver and Miss
Laura Rhone of Grand Junction have
been selected by the school committee
to occupy. positions in the Glenwood
schools for the coming year. Miss Fritz
will instruct in German and Latin and
Miss Rhone will have the class in do.
nestle science.
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At the Odeon tonight will be shown
"Fighting Blood,"- featuring William
Farnum. Sunday night "The Badge
of Courage" thrilling vitagraph Blue
Ribbon feature showing the beautiful
Myrtle Gonzales, will be on the screen
These pictures .are both full. Of thrilling
scenes, and well worth seeing. p
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Alderman ,KirMaur left for Denver
Wednesday afternoon as, q representa-
tive of the Gleawoqd reity government
to appear before the Public Utilities
commission now in session. in, the capi-
tai city. The commission at this session
will pass on many cases involving rates
for water and lights, to public and in
diyidual consumers. -s
| Register D. C. Weyand of the local
land office left town last Saturday in
his car with his family for Moffat
county where he has extensive ranch
holdings, and returned to Glenwooa
from his home town of Craig on Wed,
nesday. Mr.. Weyand left his family
on the ranch, and he states that unless
rain comes within the next ten days
the crops of grain will be ruined and
good only for fodder.
The Grand Valley people held big
Fourth of July basket picnic on the
Grand Valley school grounds. A fine
orchestra gave most liberal program,
followed by number of speeches with
Mr.. Mcconnell of the Morrisania ranch
as master of ceremonies. R. G. Alfred,
county agriculturist, spoke on the ipde-
pendence of the nation and Mr.. Gay
lord also addressed the gathering, after
which the afternoon was finished with
ball game.
Mrs. H. L. Edgerton brought her
daughter, Miss Iva, into tie city from
Carbonate on Monday morning for
medical attention. Miss Iva has been
attending normal school at Greeley
and it is thought previous illness had
left her too frail to carry on the
heavy study she was undertaking. DIR.
Stewart has the case in charge and
Mrs. Edgerton took the young lady