The Glenwood post., 1917-09-15
THE al.ENwooD POST, SATURDAY, sEPTEa1BER IL. 1917

The Rio Blanco county term Of court
has been in session at Meeker this
week. Judge Shumate and Court Steu-
ographer Spruill left for that place
Sunday.
Mr.. Stephan, who has been opera
ting the ranch of his brother-in-law,
F. h. Selhorst, is selling off his pos
sessions and will return to Chicago,
where his wife and baby have preccd-
ed him. .'7
Rev. Geo. F. Klein, of the NJ. E.
church, has been retained for another
year. His many friends will be glad
to learn that the state conference at
Salida took this action.-Delta Inde-
pendent.
Miss Ethel johnson has severed her
connection with the Logan Investment
company and departs today for Grand
Junction, where she takes a position
at the Armour Packing Co. plant. Miss
Johnson's IS many friends will wish her
success in this new venture.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dunaway and
Mrs. Hall, sister to Mr.. Dunaway, are
here from Denver visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Smith on Colo.
rado avenue. They have landed inter
ests at Grass Mesa and may conclude
to 20 into the stock business.
The private car side tracked here
this week conveyed s. G. Lutz and
family from Chicago. The party left
for Salt Lake City Wednesday night
after weeks stay at the Hotel Col
orado. Mr.. Lutz is vice president of
the Chicago and Alton railway system.
Mrs. J. B. Deacon, with Lamar Ike
Ter at the wheel, drove over from Den
yer, arriving here Monday. They came
via the Berthoud Pass and report =
fine trip over excellent roads, with the
exception of five miles at the top Of
the pass. The drive was made in one
days time.
Farmer Kenneth Smith was in town
this week and had a coat of tan equal
to the red glow of the autumn leaf
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Kenneth and his father are proving
themselves practical farmers and when
old boreas sends the winter SHOWS to
be found prepared. Isl.
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At preliminary hearing before
Justice Rice, Felix Delfraine, who shot
and killed Frank Pesino at Harvey
Gap, was bound over without bail to
appear at the next term of the Dis
trict court. Dr.. Hopkins and Sheriff
Fravert were the principal witnesses
against the defendant. j, e.
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Miss Catherine Perring left Monday
afternoon for Beloit, Wis, after a
three weeks stay in the city. Miss
Perring will certainly. be an enthusi-
astic booster for Colorado henceforth.
She left orders for the Williams to be
enlarged as she plans on bringing "all
of Wisconsin, with her next season
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The Civic Improvement and Literary
club met with Mrs. Tippett Westerman
Monday evening with Mrs. Nick Dar-
row as leader of the meeting. Current
events were given in response to roll
call. Miss Finn and Mrs. Gregory
were guests of the evening. The club
will meet with Mrs. G. w. Webb next
Monday.
R. P. Turpin, who disposed of all his
household goods and farm machinery
at Antlers last Saturday, was in Gen-
wood this week en- route to Rawlins.
Wyoming, where he intends embarking
in the sheep business. Mr.. Turpin has
been resident of Antlers for manv
years and his old friends will wish him
success in his new venture.
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Geo. c. Swan of the undertaking
firm of Swan & Some at Colorado
Springs was a Glenwood visitor this
week. Mr.. Swan has been suffering
from an acute attack of sciatic rhcum.
atism and spent his time while here ut
the ave or W. H. Farnums s mortuary
except when meal time came aid thsn
he reported regularly at the Williams.
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This print shop has been just about
the liveliest place in the whole digpin's
this week, and we shall all certainly
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