The Glenwood post., 1917-12-01

for the National Rubber Co. of Denver
was in town a few days this week and
made the purchase of fine Dodge car
from j. F. Mccoy.
The Thmble club met with Mrs. R.
E. Bryant last Saturday and devoted
the time to sewing for the Red Cross.
The meeting today will be at the home
of Mrs. Fred Kiser.
Thomas Sawyer, chief clerk in the
office of the division superintendent
of the d. & R. G., dropped dead from
heart failure on the street in Grand
Junction at lO:3O clock Sunday morn
ing. He had been in the Rio Grande
service about 25 years. Burial took
place in Denver.
Z. II. Ferrin, sheriff of Lincoln
county, arrived in Glenwood yesterday
morning and will return with Jack
LaRue, alias E. A Mccormick, who
was recently apprehended by Sheriff
Fravert on a charge of passing bad
check under the claim that he was en-
ployed by the Mail and Breeze of To
peka, Kansas.
A sumptuous Thanksgiving dinner
was enjoyed at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. R. E. Bryant by the following
guests: Mrs. Pauline Claudon, mother
of Mrs. Bryant; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.
Claudon and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. R. Logan and children, Mrs. W. r.
Logan, mother of Mr.. Logan and Miss
Mary Smith.
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National Forest Examiner McLaren
and Frank H. Carroll, chief of main
tainance, were here from Denver the
past week. AS head of the fire organ;-
zation it is Mr.. McLaren's duty to iu-
spect the fire fighting equipment in
District No. 2. Mr. Carroll went to
Seven Cstles Monday and later visited
the Holy Cross district on Eagle river.
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The subject Conservation of the
chlld's time and energy after school
hours' will come before the parent
teachers association next Tuesday even.
ing and ten minute talks will be given
by Superintendent Underwood, j. NJ.
Silver, A. J. Dickson, Mrs. Elsie Foote.
Mrs. E. NJ. Curtis and Molly Ritter.
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Miss L. E. Allen, former principal Of
the high school and now superintendent
of the DeBeque schools, accompanied
Miss Doris stratton and Harry Flynn,
also of DeBeque, on motor drive to
the city Sunday. The party spent the
day with Miss Aliens friends at the
Williams, returning home in the after
noon.
At the parent-teachers meeting to be
held next Tuesday evening will be dis
cussed the adv;sability of conducting
the public schools six days in the week
or holding Saturday sessions to make
up the time lost during the potato pick
ing season. The board is anxious to
have the views of the parents on the
subject.
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Mrs. Ellen O'Neil, who spent several
months here with her daughter, Miss
Anna, at the Catholic rectory, accom-
panied her brother, Father Carrigan.
on his trip to Denver this week. Mrs
o Neil greatly enjoyed her visit in
G'enwood during the summer months.
but rather prefers her home in Denver
when the winter season is on.
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Thanksgiving in the home of Ole
Thorson was an unusually pleasant af
fair this year owing to the fact that
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thor.
son were here from Boulder and his
brother Andrew, wife and little girl
were also here from Denver. Mrs.
Thorson entertained at dinner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gabe Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ever
EFT, Sar., Mr. and Mrs. Ed Everett, Jr..
and call the Thorsons in Colorado
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Mrs. j. w. Holland and baby of
Wolcott arrived Monday for farewell
visit with her sister-inlaw, Mrs. R. W.
Mahoney. Mrs. Mahoney and forr
children will leave next Wednesday for
their new home in Seattle, Washington,
whittier Mr. Mahoney preceded them
several weeks ago. In the departure or
this family Glenwood loses most esti-
mable and respected citizens and tber,
are host of friends who wish them
success in their chosen place of resi-.