The Glenwood post., 1917-09-01
DR.. {. La Verne Williams
DENTIST
Over Postoffice
a1iENwooD SPRINGS, COLORADO
Phone Glenwood SO
Phone Glenwood SO

Mrs. Jesse Kemp went to Denver
Thursday to meet her husband and &C.
company him home. Mr.. Kemp has re-
Gently undergone an operation at the
Mayo Bros. hospital and will rest a
few days in Denver before continuing
the journey here.
John D. Jones of Washington, D. G.,
and Harold Borden of Denver are here
for the purpose of determining the
classification of land with special ref
erence to agricultural lands that may
be open to settlement within the White
River forest reserve.
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Mrs. L. B. Brown and daughter, Mrs.
George Hall, went to Edwards Thurs
day morning, but owing to illness, Mrs
Brown returned in the evening. Mrs.
Hall expects to visit her brother, R. A.
Hancock, at Gilman before continuing
her visit in Glenwood.
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Cliff Robbins, who has been spending
his vacation in the city, returned to
Colorado Springs Monday. Mr.. Rob-
bins is not only devoted to nature
study, but is a protector of the help
less dumb animals. He writes many
pretty stories calculated to educate the
thoughtless boys and girls.
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Another fine manly little lad is fill
ing the position with the Western Union
recently occupied by Russell Strauss,
He is Master Merritt French, son of H.
H. French, and with little experience
young Merritt will soon be able to serve
both courteously and efficiently the
patrons of the local office.
Mrs. Nellie D. Brown is showing
some good work as reporter for the
Daily Avalanche. Mrs. Brown ac-
quired her first experience in this line
when assisting her husband, the late
| Louis Brown, during the time he con-
Quoted the Grand Valley News.
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R. H. Tucker and son, Herrick, were
in Salt Lake City this week to attend
sale of rams and they were rams of
the bluest blood, with pedigrees yards
long. Their selling price was $1,000,
which is certainly price for one little
ram Mr.. Tucker and Charles Marshall,
who accompanied him, say they just
took look in and then didn't buy.
| Mrs Mary Jones returned Thursday
from visit to her daughter, Mrs. De-
rickson, at Fruita. Mrs Laura Abrell,
another daughter of Mrs. Jones, accom-
panied by her son, Wayne, who have
been visiting at the E. W. Larmes
home, returned to Clinton, Ill.,, the first
of the week Mrs. Larmee Joined them
as far as Leadville for visit with
Miss Ruple Jones' .rHn
| The old building on Colorado avenue
just in the rear of this office has been
purchased by Mike Bosco for removal
to his ranch at Silt, and is now being
torn down and the lumber prepared for
shipment. This is one of the old land
marks of the town, and as it was no
longer valuable for any sort of occu.
pancy it was more or less of a menace
to adjoining property. Mike will util.
ize the lumber to good advantage in
sheds and barns on the ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Cross have
rented the Johnson home near the high
school for the winter as Mr.. Cross, in
his capacity Of principal of the high
school, will find it most convenient to
be near the building. They will take
possession on the departure of Mrs.
William johnson, who is remaining
here to gather in the vegetable crop
grown on their place. Miss johnson
has already gone to Grand Junction to
be in readiness for the school term.