The Glenwood post., 1917-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Bartholomew of
Yampa were week end visitors, stopping
at the Williams.
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Mrs. Edward Parsons and son, Clar-
ence, of Omaha, Neb., are again So
journing in Glenwood. Frank and Roy
are expected to join them later and all
will make their home at Mrs. J. E.
Moore's on Eighth street.
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Mrs. E. NJ. Frost and baby left for
Boulder Tuesday evening where she
will visit with relatives for while.
Later she will join her husband, who IS
now engaged in a successful practice
of osteopathy at Greeley, Colo.
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Those good roads fellows, who went
up the canon Friday, worked like
beavers. They heaved rocks, filled in
ruts, leveled off slides, trimmed brush
and did an all around good job. They
came home dirty, tired and hungry as
starved wolves
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A knight Of the grip stepped into our
Office the other day and informed the
reporter that almost thirty flags in
the city are hung incorrectly. When
hanging the flag to face the street,
our informant says, "have the blue
field at the upper left hand corner. "
Harvey E. Moore motored from Den
yer to Glenwood the first of the week,
in dazzling new 1918 Model Chalmers.
He was accompanied by his wife, her
mother, Mrs. Glasrhan, and an aunt,
Mrs. J. H. Rogers of Denver, who will
remain as their house guest for several
weeks.
NJ. and Mrs l.. F. Reinhardt Of
Washington, D. c., are guests at the
Williams. This is one of many trips
they have made to our beautiful little
city. Mr.. Reinhardt is the owner of Il
large sugar plantation in Cuba
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Ray Dickson writes from Boulder
tomorrow morning to spend his vaca-
ton with the home olks. Ray has not
been home for twoyears andiof course
| is goes without saying that he will en-.
JOY every minute of his stay in Glen
wood
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During his recent trip to several east
ern states J. S. Woody made arrange
ments for handling two different kinds
of farm motors, one an attachment fol
any kind of aut mobile and said to be
superior to anything of the kind on the
market. and the other a 204O h. p.
tractor with three plows and truck
attachment for hauling to market 4
ton load. This is about all we know
about these machines, but we expect
Woody to give you elaborate descrip.
tion of both contrivances through these
columns in the near future.
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children registered at the Williams from
St. Louis the first of the week. They
are taking in many of the beautiful
drives and surrounding towns while
here Monday they drove to Aspen and
Wednesday they made the trip to Lead
vile. Charlie Keck was at the wheel
which insured experienced driving. Mr
Hamilton 10 connected with the st
Louis l. San Francisco Railway com
pany, with headquarters at st. louis
and they find the ideal climate Of Colo
rado . pleasant change during the sum
NOR months.
William Atkinson, otherwise known
- "Potats BILL" is in the tolls OF
the law and has been put under bond.
to answer to the charge Of assault with
10 deadly weapon and intent to kill Jos
Cerise. he is also under suspicion il
counection with the sudden disappear
ance some time ago Of Clinton Bais
from his ranch above Carbondale, At.
kinson having foreclosed q mortgage
on the Balm ranch and taken posses
sion Of the same. Atkinson furnished
bond and returned to Glenwood Thurs
day.