The Glenwood post., 1917-09-01
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wolverton, Miss Eileen
Mahoney and Postmaster Ralph Beld
ing have been enjoying a motor trip
and stopped over in Glenwood while en-
route to their various Eagle homes.
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Mrs. George Machin, Jr. nee Ha:-
rietta Schlitf, visited her cousin, Miss
Lottie Schlif, in Glenwood last Sun.
day. She had visited friends and rela-
tives at sweetwater and Gypsum and
made hurried trip to Glenwood be.
fore departing for her home in Denver
Last Monday Elmer Rockford and
Miss Hannah Pallister, both of Ed.
wards, Colorado, were united in mar.
rage in this city in the presence of
W. h. Claussen and G. W. Anderson,
Justice C. P. Rice performing the cere
u1ony. They will make their home on
the Eagle county ranch.
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B. F. Miller Of the Green River,
Utah, Dispatch will take charge of the
Rifle Telegram Reveille, succeeding {.
o. Bourdette, who will return to Ne
braska, if he is not called to fight the
Germans. Mr.. Miller had some news
paper experience Ill this country before
locating in the ianl Of the MormoEs
and is remembered by many of our
people.
Rev. William Pepper, for the past
year the pastor of the Methodist church
at this place, left Tuesday morning for
Salida where the Colorado annual con-
ference is being held this week. The
list of appointments will probably be
announced next Monday, but it is ex-
pected that Mr.. Pepper will be returned
to this charge.
Glenwood surely patronized Rifle s
Apple Pie day in fine shape, there be-
ing splendid attendance from here
both days. Friday an especially largo
crowd attended from here and Satur.
day the showing was almost as good.
Our people who availed themselves CT
the opportunity Of visiting their neigh
bors, report most successful event.
Mrs. c. E. Parsons and son, Clarence,
and Mrs. John E. Moore went to Gyp-
sum Tuesday where they joined an
auto party composed of Mrs. Langton,
Mrs. Woodmansee and others bound on
a fishing trip to Deep creek. They
returned Thursday night and say they
had the time of their lives.' Mrs.
Parsons and Clarence leave for Omaha
tomorrow, but will visit Glenwood
next season.
Before Justice Rice Thursday after
noon Joe Perko of Sunlight was given
a hearing on charge of creating dis
turbance, JOSEPH Simillion being the
complaining witness. J. w. Dollison
prosecuted the case while A. l.. Boards
ley defended Perko who was found
guilty and fined $40 and costs. Perko,
through his attorney, gave notice of an
appeal to the district court. The trou-
BILE is an echo Of an old feud which was
aggravated by rowing stock which
broke down fences and damaged crops.
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Tomorrow is the day planned for the
big potato excursion to Carbondale and
as many of our people as possible
should join the procession and make
for themselves a pleasant outing It
does us all good to get out in the open
occasionally, and at this time when
the world is ciamoring for greater
production of foodstuffs it ought ta
be especially interesting to make a Wis.
it to some of the best ranches in the
county and see how the trick is done.
Come on, folks, and let t's convince Mr..
Alfred that his efforts to get up sue.
cessful excursion have not been in vain
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Miss Genevieve Dickson, the attract.
i've young daughter Of A. J. Dickson,
editor Of the Glenwood Post, was
among the visitors at the Schumanu-
Heink concert Miss Dickson was accom-
panied by Mrs. Howard, wife of one
of Glenwood leading druggists. The
ladies met many friends in the city.
Like all other members of the great
audience they were charmed by the
wonderful work Of the great singer.
Miss Dickson and Mrs. Howard re.
turned today to Glenwood. They report
that Glenwood is enjoying one of the
best and most prosperous summers in
its history.-Grand Junction Sentinel
(Tuesday),