The Glenwood post., 1916-01-29

For Sale-Matthusek piano, good
sewing machine and desk. Call'at 9l7
Bennett avenue. 1923 If
For Rent-Good 5-room dwelling, well
situated, water in house. $l2 month.
Inquire at this Office.
Mrs. Catherine Claussen, at her home
in Glenwood Tuesday afternoon enter
tained a number of the ladies' of ,ths
city in honor of Mrs. William Ham
merich, nee Anna Verdeick.
1t has gotten so now that period
of "a hours without any snowfall would
be regarded as curiosity in Glenwood!
Many of our citizens have already be-
come quite expert as snow shovelers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Weir left last
evening for month s visit to various
California points. This is a trip they
have had in contemplation for some
time and they expect it to furnish them
much needed rest and respite from
business cares.
Louis Schwarz is this week at his
new post in the First National bank,
having come down from Eagle last Sun.
day. He is stopping temporarily at
the Williams, but Mrs. Schwarz will be
down in the near future and they will
then make their home in the Rosen,
berg residence on Blake avenue.
The services at the Methodist church
were very interesting last Sunday, both
morning and. evening, and the attend
ance was most encouraging. Rev. Tuck
is very able speaker and the people
are showing their appreciation of his
efforts by larger attendance and in
creased interest in all the church ser
vices.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Ethel and Mrs
j. w. Cummins have recently donated
more than forty books to the circulat.
ing library maintained by the Glen
wood Reading club. The books offered
to our people by this club are greatly
in demand. They are kept at the
Mayes Book Store and nearly half of
the lot are out all the time.
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The Fraternal Order of Eagles at.
tended the Presbyterian church in
large numbers last Sunday evening up
on invitation of the pastor, Rev. Paris
Wells. They heard good sermon anl
were well pleased with the services
which were interesting throughout
About fifty of the members of the
local aerie were in attendance.
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DR.. Smits came down from Leadvillt
early in the week for the purpose Of
performing in operation at the Glen
wood sanitarinm. He has sent severa
cases here during the winter, and it i!
pleasant to realize that, though living
elsewhere, ne continues to lend his as
sistance toward the success of this in
stitution which means so much to Glen
wood Springs.
At the Williams last Tuesday Mrs. ]
W. Cummins entertained at luncheon
in honor of Mrs. c. G. Parks who will
leave in few days to join her hus
band in their new home in Denver
The guests were Mesdames Parks, Oar
row, Clark, Horan, Hartman, Hum
Weir, Marshall, Schwarz, Mccarthy
Thorson, Parkison and Dildine and tn,
Misses Dildine.
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Mrs. Lizzie McGuirk, who has beer
spending some months in California
has returned to dear old Colorado whici
she thinks is the best country to bt
found She has not felt well recently
in the California climate and hopes tc
improve in tlc Colorado atmosphere
She is now visiting her sons at Granl
Valley, hut will return to Glenwood in
the near future.
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| Miss Ada Hutchings returned Tues
day from ten days visit to Colorado
Springs and Denver. She attended the
big stock show and was especially in.
terested in Miss Loula Long and he,
splendid string of horses and nobby
vehicles. She says Miss Longs ponies
are kept in almost palatial quarters
and are given every care and attention