The Glenwood post., 1917-09-08

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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Adams arrived
in Glenwood Sunday from Crested
Butte where they drove with their
daughter, Miss Florence, who held a
position in the school there last year
and is reappointed. They had most
deli ghtful drive in the early autumn
air, going via Grand Junction and re-
turning by way of salida.
The Civic Improvement and Literary
club held its first meeting at the home
of the new president. Mrs. J. T. Shu,
mate, Monday evening. The ladies arc
following the chatauqua course for the
winter and the first subject, "Athens -
was presented by Mrs. NJ. E. Cunning
ham. The meeting adjourned to meet
with Mrs. Tippett Westerman this
week.
Mrs. E. A. O'Neil returned from Bat
tie Creek Saturday and feels she made
splendid start toward recovery under
care at the celebrated sanitarium. All
lines of treatment will be continued at
home and she is very hopeful Of entire
ly regaining her health. John Noonan
is also showing wonderful gain and
has only had one backset since leaving
Glenwood.
Mrs, Ross Mason of Antlers, attended
by Miss .dargaret Hetzel, went to tie
Mayo Bros. clinic at Rochester, MINI
and was operated Saturday. Miss Het-
eel returned Tuesday, stating that Mrs.
Mason stood the operation well and
continues to improve, but that she will
spend the winter with her parents, who
reside at Pipestone, small town near
Rochester, until she is fully recovered.
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Mrs. Place of California joined her
son, G. W. Place, wife and little daugh.
ter of St. Louis and also Mr.. and Mrs.
Matheney of st. Louis for two
weeks visit in Glenwood. Mrs. c. W.
Place is an intimate school friend Of
the Misses Laura and Violet Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs, Matheney are stopping at
the home of Mrs. Sam Dougan, while
the balance of the party are at Mrs.
Kaiser's
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Daley of Long
Beach, California arrived in GlenwooL
Thursday while en- route to their old
home in Indiana for visit of few
weeks. Mr.. Daley is a brother of the
late George F. Daley and while here
will make a visit to the Daley ranch
this side of New Castle. They expect,
after their visit to Indiana, to make
another short visit here before return
ing to their home on the coast.
AS predicted in the Post last week,
tht Coioiauo conference VI lne Auet!-
odist church, at its meeting at Salida,
returned to the Glenwood Springs
charge Rev. William Pepper, who dur
ing the past year has so acceptably
served the church at this place. Mr..
Pepper arrived home Monday evening
and at once started in on the work of
the new year, determined to exert
every effort to make the present year
in the church more successful than last
year.
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Beginning the first of September the
Adams Express company took charge
of the express business over the Rio
Grande line. and therefore Glenwooi is
now served with two express com
.lanies instead of one. The Wells Far
go company when has been handling
the business of both roads in the past
continues to handle the business of the
Colorado Midland. The Adams COM
.any has cr.ered into ten years. cen
tract with TIE kio Grands people for
thti- business.
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Miss st. Clair Napier and brother,
Barnett, Jr., left yesterday to take up
their studies for the coming year. St.
Clair will attend the Colorado College
at Colorado Springs and is planning on
fitting herself to enter vassar. Bar
nett, Jr., has chosen the University Of
Missouri at Columbia, because mis-
father, Senator Napier, was educated
at that place. Master Ely Dorsey, who
has been visiting his aunt, decided
there was going to be . great loneli-