The Glenwood post., 1917-06-23

cote ranch home near Carbond8le last
Sunday evening.
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Mrs. Trout of Riland, Colorado, was
operated by DIR. tSewart at the sani-
tarium last Monday. She is recovering
nicely at this writing,
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Mart Woodwork and family Of
Grand Junction have been enjoying a
weeks vacation and the Strawberry
festivities in Glenwood.
Miss LaRita Collins returned home
from Greeley Wednesday morning.
Miss Collins graduated from the State
Teachers college last week.
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Hiram Ware of New Castle was in
the city this week and reports the
fruit crops look promising in his dis
trict, especially pears and apples.
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Senator B. r. Napier was called to
Denver this week to confer with u
committee on arrangement for calling
special session of the legislature.
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Miss St. Clair Napier left for Denver
the first of the week to be the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Birdie Dorsey, at the
Hotel Shirley for couple of weeks.
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The Palace rooms have exchanged
hands, Mrs. Julia Gleason having pur-
chased the same from Mrs. Matte Sun
ningham through the ShowerWelsh
agency.
Chas A. Naylor, father of Mrs. Z.
NJ. Keck, returned to the ranch at Cliff
ton Tuesday. Mr.. Naylor came up for
Strawberry day and short visit with
his daughter and family.
by auto Tuesday in charge of gang
of men to wreck the tipple and houses
at Pocahontas and move them to the
Palisade Coal company properties II
Palisade.
Walter Rittmayer, son of Mrs. Elmer
Stephenson of Yampa, was stricken
with appendicitis at Yampa and is be-
ing brought to Glenwood Springs SAM
tarium for surgical attention by DR.
Stewart.
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VIM. Dougan, wishing to retire from
active life, offers his live, growing gro
Gerry and hardware business for sale and
store building for rent. This is snap
for any buyer, clear profit from the
beginning. 6-23-lt
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The Rifle band, under direction 81
W. J. Guard, gave splendid and va
ried program Strawberry day and re-
mained over for Sunday concert
which was greatly enjoyed by the citi-
| Zens and visitors.
Father Wofohan of Pueblo, accompa-
MED by his sister, Miss Jane Wolohan,
stopped in Glenwood few hours last
week. They were on their way TO
: Salt Lake City. Miss jamie was the
guest of Mrs. VIM. Moore.
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d Miss Edith Bailey and Professor
Reed of Aspen were married last week
and are spending their honeymoon in
n the Yellowstone park. Miss Bailey has
fana nt
known in Glenwood and Aspen.
l. Mrs. Fred Altman and daughter, Miss
r Selma, returned to Glenwood Friday
from Nevada, Mo-, where Mrs. Altman
has been studying the violin. Miss
IL Selma has been attending college tn"
e past three years and received her d-
ploma.
. Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. King have re-
r turned from visit of several
weeks in eastern Pennsylvania They
report the crop conditions very mucn
" the same as in Colorado, about SIX
u weeks late, and the electrical storms
most severe.
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:, w. H. Claussen, the kaiser of the
u Glenwood Wells Fargo force, has been
transferred to Montrose as day clerk.
Merle Broughton has taken his place
:. at the D. 4 r. G. depot and VIM.
Becher has accepted the position as
driver for the Wells Fargo in place
}. of Merle Broughton, promoted.
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Charles B. White, nephew of Judge
c. NJ. White of this city, was not en-
ployed at the Butte mine at the time of