The Glenwood post., 1917-10-06

Mrs.. II. r. bOWleb ana daughter WeIo
in from Silt yesterday on = general
shopping expedition.
Cashier G. R. Mccarthy of the First
National bank returned Monday from
short business trip to Denver.
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Mayor Kirwan and Johnnie Campbell
returned home Wednesday morning
from trip to Denver in the interest
of the Knights of Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Heuschkel
motored to Grand Valley Sunday 20
visit their daughter, Mrs. Blue. The
return trip was made Monday.
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Mrs. H. o. Whitney is home again
after spending two most delightful
weeks as the guest of Superintendent
and Mrs. J. F. slattery at Salida.
A Hanging lake party Sunday was
made up as follows: Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Station, and son, Morris; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Station and two daughters;
Mrs. NJ. Station and Bert Station.
E. A. O'Neil and son, Orville, and
Hopkins Bros, shipped three carloads
of cattle Thursday to the Kansas City
market, loading at the Glenwood yards
This was good beef and in fine condi-
tion.
The New Castle boys who were
drafted were treated to fine chicken
dinner by Mrs. J. A. MacRae before
they took the train Wednesday after.
noon, and they were just the boys to
appreciate kindly deed.
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The Joseph Newman company held
forth Monday evening at the Odeon
theater and gave an entertainment that
was very much appreciated. Mr.. New
man and the artists that accompany
him are prime favorites in Glenwood.
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A motor party composed of Mr. and
Mrs. F. C. Smell of Victor, Mrs. E.
Withrow, Chris. Eby, and George Way
land, sheriff of Teller county, have
been guests at the Hotel Glenwood
this week while here enjoying the
baths.
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Frank Rule came up Tuesday from
his ranch on Divide creek and appear
ed before the county commissioners in
the interest of county road in his
neighborhood. His smile was not at all
diminished after his visit to the county
dads.
One of the guests who contributed
greatly to the pleasure of others at the
Hotel Glenwood this summer was A. p.
Wilson, now making return trip in
the city. Mr.. Wilson is an accomplish.
ed musician and is always most well
come in social gatherings.
Mrs. Annie Cansdale has taken over
the management of the Bank Block
rooms, having purchased the furniture
and lease from Mrs. L. H. Hall. Since
the rebuilding of the bank building
these are very desirable apartments and
Mrs. Cansdale is very much encouraged
at the prospects for future patronage.
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Mrs. Dorr C. Belden and Mrs. G. A..
Hopkins will entertain the Ladies Aid
of the Methodist church at the home
of Mrs. Belden on Palmer avenue next
Thursday afternoon. Sewing for the
Red Cross, tying comforts and Is
cent lunch will be the order of the
afternoon.
Miss Leonora Steele and Billy
Briggs, were over from Grand june
tion Sunday for visit with Miss May
McReavy. A party composed of the
visiting friends, Perry Williams, Mrs.
Claussen, Miss McReavy and John B.
Schultz took an ample luncheon AMI
spent the day at Hanging lake. Miss
Steele and Mr.. Briggs returned to the
Junction Sunday night.
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One evening this week Gabe Cox
showed the reporter a long letter from
his brother in Birmingham, Alabama,
in which his brother told of the enlist
ment Of his only son in the army, the
young man now being engaged with
the engineering corps on the field in
France. There was such a splendid,
patriotic strain running all through
the letter that it did one good to read
it and know that there is whole lot
of patriotic self facrlfice in the faith
ers ar.I mo hers Of this country those