The Glenwood post., 1917-07-14


o LOCAL NEWS .
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Dr.. s. A. Grover, graduate veterin-
artan, of Leadvile, Colo, has located
in Glenwood Springs. He has estab-
ished his office at Parkison's Pharm-
acy and his residence at the Grand
Hotel. 11-1s-tf
Great results are expected from the
operation of the Grey Eagle mine at
the head of Elk creek. Wealthy Cali
fornia people have taken a bond and
lease on this property and made the
first payment. Their mining engineers
have examined the mine and made q
very flattering report Work on the
property will commence as soon as the
necessary machinery has arrived on the
ground.
Troop NJ. First Colorado cavalry
Glenwood Thursday on Midland o.
bound for Denver. A number of those
boys are full six feet tall and every
inch of them means fight. They do
not want to be "Toy Soldiers covered
with rust' but regular Sammies at the
front and if they get there they will
help to make more than one German
bite the dust
Mrs. B. F. Bush, wife of the presi-
dent of the Missouri Pacific railway
is guest at the Hotel Colorado from
St. Louis. She is accompanied by her
lovely young daughter, Miss Idelia,
who is an expert polo player and swim
mer Miss Bush is very devoted to her
mother but she has been heard to whis-
per that her mother is Irregular
Bridge shark and she says others
agree with her. ~.x,y
Rev. and Mrs. F. D. McMartin took
the early morning train for Leadville
Monday to be absent week. While
away Rev. McMartin will officiate at
the wedding of his brother. Rev. T.
w. Stamp of New Castle has been re-
quested to occupy the Presbyterian
pulpit tomorrow morning. Rev. J. J.
Braun will address the two clock con-
gregation, in German, and will deliver
the evening sermon.
Edwin Harris, wife and daughter
spent yesterday in Glenwood greeting
many old friends. Mr.. Harris was at
one time engaged in the hardware bust
ness in this city, in the building on
River Front now called the Odeon
theater. For several years he has been
connected with branch of some Den
yer company located in South Africa
and is enjoying a six months vacatiol
in the United States.
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Rev. NJ. A. Leary, S. j., of st. Ig
natius college, Chicago, has closed his
successful mission work in Glenwood
and other points and departed for his
home. Father J. P. Carrigan occupied
the sanctuary of st. Stephen church
the past two Sundays and while he
greatly enjoyed his visit east he is
glad to be at the head of the Glen
wood pastorate again. He spent Mon
day in Grand Junction, returning for
the funeral of Thomas Murray Tuesday
morning
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Mrs. J. H. Fesler, formerly of Glen.
wood Springs, now one of the leading
society matrons of Denver, is spending
the season at the Hotel Colorado. She
is fond of out door sports and can he
seen every morning on the golf links
or playing the water nymph in the
big pool in the afternoon. Knitting
is one of her especial accomplishments
and the color scheme esthetc, but we
were not certain whether the article
was designed for a chest protector for
some soldier in the Alps, or to tickle
the Dutch. The Hotel Colorado young
people vote Mrs. Fesler an ideal chap
erone for, like the twinkling stars, she
blinks her eyes at the shy glances and
soft pressure of hands out in the moon
light