The Glenwood post., 1917-04-21

IlseHeHC appearing elSeWnere IN lnls
issue, of the Hahnewald sale to be held
in Rifle May l. Mr.. Hohnewald is
offering a fine lot of cattle and all
who contemplate the purchase of more
stock should see this bunch of Here
fords and Shorthorns.
Mrs. Austin Gavin returned from
Salt Lake Tuesday morning for the
purpose of packing her household goods.
She will return to Utah within week
or two and furnish a beautiful five
room apartment in the La France
which they have rented on Third South
as place of residence.
Walker Summers, who has been en-
ployed at the power house of the Glen
wood Light & Water company for
about four and half years, and later
at the farmers Milling Co., sold his
possessions and left for Chicago yester-
day afternoon. He has accepted a pos
itioh VIII tuc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Co., as EXETER operator.
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Mrs. J. w. Cummins gave a "squab
dinner' at the Williams last night in
honor of Miss L. E. Allen and Miss
Gertrude Porter. The round table ser
vice was decidedly artistic with, places
laid for eight. Those present aside
from the honor guests were Mrs. R. H.
Tucker, Mrs. Louis Schwarz, Miss
Edith johnson and Misses. Sarah and
Stsla Dilline.
Glenwood Commandery gave a most
delightful card party at the Masonic
temple Wednesday evening and nos
withstanding the inclement weather
thirty-two were present. Miss Laura
Rhone and R. H. Tucker carried off
the honors of the evening as prize will
ners. The knights and their ladies
partook of a dainty luncheon and rn-
port fine time.
In the case of Basi Sala against
whom the grand jury returned an IN
dictment and who was later convicted
of bootlegging, Judge Shumate on We'd
nesday permitted the defendant to give
bond for the payment of his fine and
allowed him five months in which to
pay the amount. Sala is employed in
the yards of the Rio Grande railroad
and has again resumed his work.
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1t is very complimentary to the city
officials and employees that the effect
of the serious break in the city water
supply flume last Wednesday was so
quickly repaired. No one could fore
see the accident or guess its serious Ct
feet, but extra sections of flume arc
constantly kept in readiness and with
the force of men taken up from Glen
wood, the damage was reduced to the
minimum and while our people suffered
some temporary Inconvenience they are
content with the thought that it might
easily have been worse.
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While viewing River Front from tho
bridge the other evening a certain
party remarked: "With the river
threading its way along, the lights
from the Hotel Colorado grounds and
the attractive depot building, River
Front could and should be made the
most attractive street in town" Quite
right. It really is not thing of beau
ty and joy forever as the many
tourists step from the train and get
first glimpse of Glenwood either by
day or by night. It is not as unat-
tractive now as when a few years ago
large liquor signs greeted those who
came for rest and quiet, but large
amount Of "clean up" spirit, a very
liberal supply of "fresh paint" few
flower beds, numerous lights, an artist
ic arch or two and less loafing, would
easily make the approach to Glenwood
Springs what it should bean invita-
ton to remain for time and an il.
vitation to come again.
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