The Glenwood post., 1917-11-17

+. L. Heuschkel of this city, whos
leg was badly injured at the Heusch-
kel ranch some weeks ago, was taken
to the Glenwood santitarium Friday
and operated by Drs. Stewart and
Crook. He is resting in reasonable
comfort at this time.
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A most interesting meeting of the
Methodist Sunday school board was
held Tuesday evening at the j. s.
Woody home on Cooper avenue. The
evening was spent in a discussion of
methods and plans for the greatest
efficiency in Sunday school work.
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After most delightful five weeks ;
visit with his mother, Mrs. w. H. Pike,
at the Hotel Glenwood, H. B. Kerst
will depart tomorrow for Denver. He
has found Glenwood surroundings most
restful and beneficial and thinks it an
ideal place to spend vacation
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The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church will be entertained at the
Walz home west of Glenwood next
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. H. B.
Walz and Mrs. F. N. Langston. Lunch
con will le served. general invita-
tion is extended to all the people.
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The Civic Improvement and Liter.
ary club met with Mrs. C. II. King
last Monday. In lieu of future refresh.
ments $500 was donated to the Y NJ.
G. A. drive. Mrs. c. W. Fravert acted
as reader for the evening and the club
will meet at her home next Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs C. W .Jerrems OF
Highland Park, Chicago, are registered
at the Williams and will remain here
a few weeks for the purpose of taking
the baths. They are delighted with
Glenwood and will no doubt voice is
merits to their friends in the Windy
City.
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Miss Mae Walters entertained the
members of the P. E. O. society at the
residence of Mrs. R. H. Tucker Tues
day afternoon. We don't know what
it means, but it was Positively an Ela.
waiting Occasion as that crowd of Ia
dies are always looking toward the
good things of life.
When you meet Andy Safer you
may wonder why that broad smile that
plays across his countenance. Well,
well let yon into the secret. It's
because of tast fine little boy tina.
came to his honsc yesterday noo,.
Mrs. Safer is doing nicely under tn,
attention of DR.. Horan.
The Y. M. G. A. War fund closes
Monday. The national committee re-
quests that as far as possible all SUBJ
scriptions be paid at this time. Pay
ment may be made one-half now, one.
fourth jar J., and one-fourth April l.
Kindly make payments to Ellis r.
Crissman on or before Monday.
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AS result of the bids opened this
month by the Holy Cross forest, 15,-
10000 feet of timber located on Gore
creek near Minturn has been purchased
by E. L. Briggs, formerly of Marble.
This is the largest quantity of timber
ever sold at one time by the Holy
Cross forest and Mr.. Briggs will have
it worked up for the general market.
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Saturday night Orville O'Neil took
q jolly crowd to Cattle creek in his
car to attend dance given at the
school house. Rex Smith and Mrs.
Kenneth Smith furnished the music
for the dance and every one present
had delightful time, At late hour
delicious refreshments were served and
the young people left for homo. Tho
auto party was composed Of Misses
Erma Hubbard, Marion Mitchell,
Messrs Raymond and Bernard Hopkins.
Rex Smith, Orvil'e o'Neil and Dr.. W.
J. Ould, and Mrs. Kenneth Smith, who
acted as chsperone.
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