The Glenwood post., 1917-06-09

Miss Beatrice Drach departed or her
home in Denver Saturday. Miss Drach
has been reelected as instructor in the
schools and after the summer vacation
will return to Glenwood
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Miss Iva Edgerton and Miss Ruth
Hesler of Carbondale were Glenwood
visitors Monday. Miss Edgerton's
many friends are glad to hear of her
steadily improving health.
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Attorney-C. W. Darrow went to Den.
yer Wednesday. Miss Alice is enjoy.
ing excellent health since her operation
and is having fine time taking in the
many Denver attractions.
Miss Helen Jessup, who has been at.
tending business college at Grand
Island, Neb, arrived Friday morning
for visit with her father, the ex-
sheriff of Garfield county.
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Mrs. Carrie s. Thompson left for
New York City June l, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. F. H. Viets. She will
return home after six weeks trip,
combining business and pleasure.
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Miss Catherine McNulty arrived
from Boulder Saturday and proceeded
to the family home at Cattle creek.
Miss McNulty will be senior at the
University of Colorado next year.
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Frank Maloney was down from the
Sweetwater country last Monday He
reported everything looking very en-
couraging in his portion of the county,
even though the spring is bit back
ward.
C. B. Coffin of Rifle was in town
sioners in regard to the bad condition
of one of the roads out of Rifle. 1t
is expected the road will be main.
tanned.
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Chas Hemperger, ex-county clerk and
recorde rof Eagle county registered At
the Hotel Glenwood Wednesday. He
has been spending six weeks on the
Pacific coast but says "Colorado looks
awful good to me-
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l.. H. Douglas, connected with the
department of grazing in the U. s. for
est service, spent Thursday in Glen
wood on business with the two forestry
offices and yesterday accompanied Sup
ervisor Blair to Meeker.
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Mrs. W. H. Peabody reports the pre-
( parations for Strawberry Day are get
. ting on famously and much more easily
than usual. Now if the weather mar
will just smile on US, 1917 Strawberry
8 Day will be hummer.
Mrs. Nellie D. Brown, wife of the
late L. E. Brown, begun soliciting TO,
e the Liberty Bond Thursday afternoon
t The First, National bank appointed
J. Mrs. Brown to do this work and it Is
hoped she will meet with success.
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Mrs. Harold Spahr left Glenwood
T. Tuesday for Fort Collins for tw;
weeks visit among her old classmates
Harold has secured position on the
Santa Fe at Ration, N. NJ, and they
!, will remove to that place permanently
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The farmer boys on the Gentry place
are rapidly Transforming the ranch
from desert to an up-to-date farm
They have moved their camp to poin:
r nearer their work and now have an
ideal camping place, with abundance OF
good spring water and wood for fuel.
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Mrs. W. N. Kershew and daughter
: Katie of Sterling, Nebraska, arrives
in Glenwood yesterday morning and are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Kershew ;.
sister, Mrs. A. E. Hamblet, on Minte'
avenue. They expect to remain here
during the summer.
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Mrs. R. A. Mason came from Crane
:. Junction Tuesday night and is a gues'
{ at the home of Mrs. l.. IL. Cramp or
Bennett avenue. Her many friends vii
be glad to know she is improving veiy
much since her recent illness and nc
doubt a visit in Glenwood will also bc
q benefit.
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Jack Lynch, nephew of Fathe'
O'Dwyer who was formerly located il
:, Glenwood but now of St. Patrick ,:
cathedral in Denver, was the guest OF
Sanatar and Mrs Il T Naninr for sew