The Glenwood post., 1917-03-24

Mrs. B. T. Napier left for Denver
Tuesday to be with the senator a few
days, after which she will visit in Sc
Louis, returning home in couple of
weeks. -.
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Miss Teresa Holland, Jay; Gilmore,
Morgan Gavin and Will Burnaugh
played for the dance at New Castle
Friday night, at which there was II
large attendance.
| The quarterly exams are on at the
high school and the few who have an
average of 80 are enjoying brief va,
cation. The last quarter of the year
will begin Monday.
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Mrs. c. R. Mccarthy and daughtefs,
Elizabeth and Katherine, are home
from Little Rock, Arkansas, after
spending several months with Mr.. Nc
Carthy's relatives. "H e., ~
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A. w Dennis, who spent the winter
in California! has returned to his old
love-Glenwood Springs. Denny says
he likes the coast, but Glenwood always
looks good to him. sa .,
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Miss Lena Miller attended the 81.
Patrick's ball at Cattle creek on the
seventeenth. She is staying with Miss
Lottie schliff during the absence of
Mrs. c. E. Bigham. ,-..,
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Mrs. Frank Hoyt, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Pratt and family at Cob
blehurst, will leave for Denver this
afternoon where she will visit sister
before returning to her home in St.
Louis.
The young people of the Methodist
church have organized chorus choir
for the evening service and will be glad
to welcome additional members Re,
hearsals Saturday nights from to 3
clock.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bosco arrived
from California Tuesday and had It
not been for the threatened railroad
strike, would have remained in the
land of sunshine and flowers another
month.
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The county commissioners are plan
ming on the installation of metal
flume, in the Tibbetts ditch at Lacy
hill. This action is made necessary by
the new work on the county road in
that section.
D. C. Weyand, register of the U. S.
land office, has been out at his ranch
home near Craig for few days. He
has not been enjoying the best of
health recently and hopes the rest will
be beneficial.
The county commissioners went to
Lacy hill Wednesday, accompanied by
a representative of the Hardesty Man
ufacturing company of Denver, to fig
ure on some iron culvert to be put in
at that place.
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Mrs. J. c. Hawley of Rifle was in
town shopping the first Of the week
and Monday will leave, for a several
months sojourn in California visiting
her many relatives and friends, resid-
ing on the coast. .-. Ill
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Miss Mary Rhone arrived from Grand
Junction Thursday evening and pleas
antly surprised. her sister, Miss Laurd
Rhone, who did not anticipate her
coming before Saturday. She is domi.
ciled at Dr.. Horans. '''
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Now Of Car
bondale have recently returned to their
home from California where they spent
the winter They T; are both feeling
much better for their trip and their.
appearance indicates that there is no
shortage of feed ID that coast country.
Mrs. Tppett westerman gave an
"At Home" Sunday in honor Of the
eighty.first birthday Of her mother,
Mrs. Arthur. A delicious birthday
cake was served with the refreshments
and host Of good wishes were ex-
tended to the venerable lady for many
reruyrance. of the happy occasion.