The Glenwood post., 1916-12-09


organized by Father Joseph Carrigan
and men, women and the youth are in
vited to come to the church every Sun
day afternoon at three O'Clock aud
bring their bibles. Forty minutes will
be devoted to study of the scriptures
and no matter what your church, or
creed, you are welcome.
The young men of the Olympic club
enjoyed fine banquet at the Will
liams house Sunday evening. Later
the party, composed of ninteen, went
in a body to the Orpheum Theater, fin
nally closing the evening at their club
rooms. The Misses Dildine had pre-
pared a sumptuous spread, the floral
center pieces exhaled sweet perfume
and the young men were becomingly
attired in three piece suits with acces-
sories of smiles and good cheer.
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Erica Chapter o. E. s met at the
Masonic temple last Friday evening
and elected officers for the coming year
as follows: Lucretia A. Bowker, worthy
matron; Ernest E. Fordham, worthy pa
tron; Lucy Horan, associate matron:
Samuel Shain, secretary; B. T. Napier,
treasurer; Leah R. Silver, conductress
and John R. Weir, sentinel. The above
mentioned will be duly installed OIL
January fifth. Two candidates were
elected and degrees will be conferred
December fifteenth.
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A "turkey shoot' was held last Sun
day at the David James ranch near Car
bondale. About fifteen autos brought
large attendance and some fifty turks
were disposed of to lucky winners with
the dice and experts with the rifle.
Many ladies were present and a sump-
tuous and varied lunch was served to
all attending. I. c. Hall and Ernest
Crawford of the Ford garage, Judge
Smith, Chas. A. Webb, c. P. Rice and
others from Glenwood tried their luck
and all brought back several turkeys
each.
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Glenwood Lodge No. 65 "A. F. & A.
M, held their annual election of Off
GERS Thursday night as follows: M. j..
Mayes, worshipful master; F. w. Lar
NEE, senior warden; N. J. Darrow,
junior warden; Louis Schwarz, treas
urer; L. E. Brown, secretary; Levi
Ward, senior deacon; VIM. Rohr, junior
deacon; A. Summers, tiler; Harry King,
Junior steward. The installation of
officers will take place December 81
and will be conducted by the grand
worshipful master of the state of Colo.
RADIO.
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Geo. r. Riddle was in the city the
first of the week, checking up and look
ing after the general agency business
of the Denver Post. Mr.. Riddle re-
ports a marked prosperity over the
state. The mines about Leadville are
making regular shifts at clean up
work, putting in new timbers, clearing
them of water and getting them ready
for operation. While there is no new
output, there are no idle men and in
some parts of the state there is short
age of help. Mr.. Riddle is related 10
Senator elect Alice Riddle of Denver,
who will be the first woman senator
in Colorado.
Upon the recommendation of Mayor
Thorson, the city council ordered the
city treasurer to buy and sell to the
water funds $4,000 of the tree and irri-
CATION bonds. These bonds were issued
in the early days to pay for the trees
that beautify our streets. The city
will necessarily continue to pay interest
IN these bonds, but instead of paying
It to outside bond holders it will be
,aid to the water fund. This will make
of water funds invested in bonds
'ince the city became owner of the
water plant. More than sufficient cash
will be on hand to meet the interest
lue on the water bonds in January.
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Mrs. E. M. Tully entertained the
members of the Civic Improvement and
literary club Monday evening and tn,
Usual work of the club was presented.
rhe ladies are following a Chatauqua
course this year and line of thorough
md exhaustive work is being accom-
'lished. The subjects Religious Doubt
md Religion" and "The New Life"
we're presented by Mrs. Starbuck and
Mrs. G. H. King gave the story of the
week. Responses to roll call were quo.
;ations on "Happiness. Mrs. John T.
3humate, president of the club, ap-
'ointed Mrs. Gretta Csrk-Pottinger as