The Glenwood post., 1917-03-31

Sunlight mine, was taking in the sights
of the city Wednesday.
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S. c. Hoel, president of Hoel's Busi-
ness college at Grand Junction, was a
Glenwood visitor Saturday.
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FOR SALE-Three choice business
lots in North Glenwood. For particu-
lars and price call at this office.
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The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church will meet with Mrs.
L. B. Brown Thursday, April 5.
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Attorney E. C. Kingsbury of Denver
was the dinner guest of Mrs. l.. A..
Bowker at the Williams Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Brown of Rifle
visited Glenwood Thursday, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. H. King.
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Ed Cantrell has recovered from an
operation for appendicitis and is again
at home on his Cattle creek ranch.
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Fl. R. Logan was looking over the
investment and insurance business in
the Marble neighborhood Monday and
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| f. r. Holmes Of the Carbondale Res
ervoir company was Glenwood visitor
Monday, attending to business in the
land office.
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DR.. J. F. Chandor was week end
visitor from Red Cliff, coming to spend
the day with his wife and children at
the Williams.
J. M. Stout was in from his Sweet
water ranch Tuesday making various
business calls, including filing on some
additional land.
L. A. Rafert, general freight agent
for the Colorado Midland, stopped in
Glenwood Wednesday while en- route
from the coast to Denver.
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Mrs. George Wightman of Rifle spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. Gard
ner, at the Avalon rooms. Today Mrs.
Gardner is moving to Sunlight.
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Rev. 7. D. Martin arrived from Mill
nesota yesterday and will hold the reg
ular services, both morning and even
ing, in the Presbyterian church.
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The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
held their missionary tea at Mrs J. e.
Moore's yesterday afternoon at which
there was a splendid attendance.
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Attorney f. C. Kingsbury of Denver
has been in town this week attending
to matters before the court and Incl
dentally endeavoring to dispose of Gil
stock.
Miss Mary Rhone of Grand Junction
who has been visiting her sister, Miss
lura, at Dr.. Horan's, is now spending
short time with her grandfather in
Aspen.
Henry Walz and Charlie Hubbard
are grass widowers pro ten as their
fraus are over at Commissioner X. p.
Coulter's ranch on Garfield creek Tor
week s visit.
C. C. Parks, president of the First
National bank, arrived from Denver
Thursday to act as witness in the
Coryell case He returned to the cap
ital city yesterday.
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Eugene Groves and c. E. Walker of
Denver are in the city looking over
the work on Hotel Colorado and fig
uring on additional improvements on
the First National bank block.
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The Ella May Hotopp property OH
Colorado avenue, which originally cost
$3 900. and is now assessed at $1,000,
was sold last week by George Edinger
to John c. Rigney for the sum of $3.50
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Thad Harp, of Rifle, the hustling
field agent of the Western Sugar AMI
Land company, passed through town
Tuesday on his way to Carbondale. He
was accompanied by Sugar Beet Brown.
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N. F. Ricketts, and son, w. f. Rick
etts, and wife were in from Dry Hol,
low Tuesday. Mrs. Ricketts, was ac-
companied by her mother, who may
decide to spend the summer in Glen;
wood.