The Glenwood post., 1916-07-15


care of Dr. Hopkins and is improving
rapidly.
The columns of the Glenwood Post
are open to, the public. If you have
suggestion of public value do not
hesitate to make it known through the
columns of our paper. We wish to be
helpful to the entire community. u
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Heisler enter-
tanned a number of the wee folk in
honor of their little two-year- daugh-
ter, Elsie Marie on Saturday afternoon.
The little people had delightful after
noon.
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The Jacob F. Kamm ranch on Gar
field creek was sold this week to the
Crebbin Investment Co. of Denver for
the sum of $6,S70.7S. S. G. McMullin
of Grand Junction acted as attorney
for the Crebbin Co.
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Potts and their
attractive daughter, Miss Potts, are
registered at the Hotel Colorado from
Wichita Kansas. Mr.. Potts is whole
sale druggist and prominent in business
circles in his southern home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dickson and
three children, of Houston, Texas are
at the Hotel Colorado. They have
with them a maid and valet and in
tend spending the summer in our cool,
delightful resort.
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Mrs. W. L. Reynolds and little daugh-
ter, Jane, of Denver, are having de-
lightful summer vacation at the home
of Mrs. Reynolds mother, Mrs. John
R. Weir of this city. Mr.. Reynolds is
at present employed at Leadville.
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A big picnic is to be given tomorrow
afternoon and evening at Sievers' grove
by the Missouri Heights Community
league, the proceeds to be used for the
benefit of the school fund. The gate
admission is ten cents, children free.
r.. ia y y = $50
Attention is called to the church
notices appearing in another column OF
this paper. The pastor of the Metho-
dist church is issuing special invita-
tion to young people to attend the
evening service at that church tomor-
row at s 'clock p. m.
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Miss Eta and Master Joe Taylor,
daughter and son of Congressman anl
Mrs. E. 7. Taylor returned from Wash
ington on Monday. Miss Eta is visit
ing with Mrs. Louis Schwarz and Mrs,
l.. G. Clark and little Joe is staying
with Mrs. Reeves in the Taylor home.
Mrs. w. F. McNutt and Miss Potter
motored over from Aspen this week,
stopping at the Colorado. Mrs. McNutt
is spending the summer with the Brown
family and will return to her home IN
San Francisco the latter part of the
season.
J. E. Banta of Rifle is visiting with
A. w. Robertson and family on Colora-
do avenue. Mrs. Banta was called to
the bedside of daughter, who is i'll
but will later join Mr.. Banta here, at
which time they will take a cottage
for the summer.
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Register D. C. Weyand, Clerk Carlton
L. Hubbard, John Schultz of the Post
office and Perry Williams of the land
office went on fishing trip up Canon
creek Tuesday evening. The going was
fine and the fishing was fair, but the
return motoring-was at the other end
of the rope.
James Dillon, roadmaster for the Rio
Grande. who was 20 VI fortunate as to
lose his feet by being run over by an
engine in the yards two weeks ago, has
SO far recovered as to be able to sit
up portion of the time. Mr.. Dillon s
many friends will be glad to know that
his recovery is fully assured. :.
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Another announcement in this issue
of the Post is that of E. N. Mallery OF
Rifle for the office of county assessor
on the republican ticket. Mr.. Mallerv
is well known in all parts Of Garfield
county and has host of friends who
will be pleased to support him for this
important county office.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Knapp with their
two charming daughters Misses Louise