The Glenwood post., 1917-08-18

They will visit Estes Park and Denver
while en- route.
Mrs. Elizabeth Flockhart, of Pitkin
avenue was called to Rock Springs,
Wyoming by the serious illness of her
sister-inlaw and departed for that
! place Wednesday.
An agreement has been reached in
the Jared L. DeRemer case case where
by the son, James, is to receive three
fourths of the estate and the relatives
in New Jersey will receive one-fourth.
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Mrs. Warren Geiger and little daugh-
ter, Zoebelle, arrived from Denver Fri.
day for ten days visit with Mrs. NJ
/. Silver and Mrs. Pansy Wightman.
Mrs. Geiger is the daughter of Mrs.
Silver.
Mrs. H. H. Mccall and son, Johu
who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs W. II. Farnum left last evening
for a visit in Salt Lake City before
returning to their home in Chanute,
Kansas.
Castner & Crofut have purchased
from Cole Bros. circus fifty-foot box
car that was left here, not being fit to
run any further. They will use the
body for warehouse and sell the bal
ance for junk.
Mrs. Rose Reigel, sister of Sheriff C.
w. Fravert and Mrs. f. E. Westhafec,
who has been visiting at the Westhafer
ranch since she returned from Califor-
MIA, is now located in an apartment at
Mrs. Ernest Barlow's.
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Mrs. Laura Abrell and son, Wayne,
arrived from Clinton, ILL.,, the first of
the week for a visit with Mrs E. W.
Larmee. They will spend next week in
Grand Junction, where another sister
OF Mrs. Abrell's resides.
L. H. Wintermute, of Denver, who
sells music by the box, or makes mu-
sic by the yard, has been so busy with
purchasing and tuning that his stay
in Glenwood is being prolonged. He is
a guest at the Hotel Glenwood.
A representative of the banking firm
Of E. H. Rollins Sons of Chicago,
George H. Taylor, is spending his vaca
tion in Glenwood. Mr. Taylor comes
every summer and enscones himself in
comfortable quarters at the Hotel Col
. olnoo.
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The many patients operated by DR..
G. A. Hopkins recently are recovering
nicely. Little Charlie Margaret Thur
mond, Master Boyd King and Francis
I Burke were discharged from the sani-
tarium Wednesday and are thoroughly
enjoying home life again.
! At the Williams: Misses Minnie o.
i Hall, Jennie A. Phillips, Mary Brown,
all of Fruita; Miss Zoe Phillips, st
Louis; DR.. Geo, F. Stradiing Philadel.
phia; R. Benyon, Portland, Ore; James
! S. James and family, Telluride; Messrs.
Ned Cagwin, George Traver and E =.
e Offinger of Cleveland, Ohio.
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Mrs. Birdie St. Clair Dorsey, who
: has been the house guest of her sister,
S Mrs. B. T. Napier, returned to Denver
J. Wednesday afternoon. Her son, Master
Eli, spent his summer vacation with
Mrs. D. K. Torrance in Grand Junction,
n coming to Glenwood this week for
;. brief visit with his aunt, Mrs. Napier.
Lieut.. W. w. Frank and 16 other
physicians from Ft. Riley spent a
. month in Wisconsin examining Nation
I al Guard men for entrance to the fed
:. eral service. They examined as high
as 200 men day and may have to re-
turn to Wisconsin. The doctor is back
n at Fort Riley, where Mrs. Frank ex-
y. poets to. join him the first of next
:, week.
'' Mrs. Benjamin Brewster is having
, most delightful summer in the com
panionship of her many Glenwood
friends. Auto drives, picnics, sight
seeing trips and entertainments have
been in order. Wednesday Mrs. Brew
Q ster gave luncheon to the following
s guests, Mrs. Harry Page of Peoria,
!. Miss Cecilia Ford of Denver and Miss
Anne O'Neil of this city.
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4 Father Barrett of Arizona assisted