The Glenwood post., 1917-08-11

aid, Leo Gilroy, Misses Agnes and Ellen
Conners, all of Leadville.
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Mrs. Harry Page, wife of the general
agent of the Burlington road at Peoria,
ILL.,, and Miss Cecilia Ford of Denver
arrived Thursday for couple of weeks ,
visit in the city. Mrs. Page is niece
of Father J. P. Carrigan.
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Miss Florence Glasco of Grand June
tion, who has spent the past three weeks
visiting her cousin, Miss Ethel johnson,
left Monday for Rifle, where she will
visit a few days before returning to
the Junction.
Miss Kathryn Gidding Of Hamilton,
No, and Mrs. Birdie st. Clair Dorsey
of Denver are house guests at the home
of Senator and Mrs. B. T. Napier on
Bennett avenue. Miss Gliding will re-
main several weeks.
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The county road camp at Grizzly re-
ceived twelve accessions from Canon
City this week. They are all strong,
husky fellows and will make splendid
road builders. Good progress is now
being made on the canon road.
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j. +. Beals, who is connected with
the Missouri Pacific railway, arrived
from st. Louis Monday. Mrs. Beals ac-
companied him and they find the cool
weather here most refreshing after the
extreme heated term in the east and
south
We are hearing much these days of
the possibilities of the oil shale de-
posits and the records in the county
clerks office are filled with new loca-
tions. Some of these days a great
oil industry will be opened up right in
our own country.
Tom E. Dever and Joe Hum, Jr.,
are down for few days from their
sheep camp at Deep lake. Tom came
down to answer the draft call and take
the examination and Joe had been in
the hills SO long that Glenwood looked
mighty good to him.
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Seven -year-old Master Francis Burke,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Burke, was
operated for appendicitis at eight
O'Clock Wednesday evening, by DR..
Hopkins, assisted by Dr.. Smith of Ri
file. The little fellow is improving
nicely.
| Joe Hum will leave in a few days
with five carloads of lambs which he
will put on the Kansas City market.
These young muttons were fattened on
the succulent grasses that cover ouI
mountain sides and they are in fine
condition and it is a certainty they
will bring Mr.. HUM good fgure
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F. A. Wadleigh, general passenger
traffic manager of the D. & R. G., was
here this week in consultation with NJ
H. Callahan of DeBeque and Jim Doyle
the big mining man of the state, regard
ing oil shale at DeBeque. Mr.. Callahan
thinks he sees from $25,000,O0O te
$40,O00,00O in the oil shale at DeBeque
Troop NJ is composed of 81 mel
from Garfield county men and % mer
from Rio Blanco county, and Judge R
J. Smith, who was in Denver Colorado
day, says they made fine showing il
the big parade that took place thai
day. The Judge is especially interest
ed in Troop NJ for the reason that hi
son is one of its members.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Brutsche and son
Kenneth, started out Thursday mornin,
with their auto thoroughly equippe.
for a two weeks camping and fishing
trip. The car can be converted into ,
sleeping apartment if desired, asid
from many other conveniences. Th,
trip will include Grand Junction, Mon.
rose, Delta and Gunnison.
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Mrs Hannah L. Campbell, who i
here rs agent for the government, is in
rstructing two classes daily in Red Cros
work. The peep in allowed to the Gun
Esterilized" is very interesting, both q
to the high grade Of work being don
, and the charming appearance Of the Ia
dies in their costumes. Mrs. Campbell
, speaks in highest terms Of the efficienc
, Of the classes here and ststes their pro
Z ductions viii fully equal Denver or Chi
csgo in quality. =.
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| At the WilHams. Mr and M.a A,