The Glenwood post., 1917-08-18

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Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Sharp came down
from the ranch for few days visit
this week.
Senator B. 7. Napier accompanied
by Misses Kathryn Gliding, St. Clair
and Barnette Napier Jr. motored to
Rifle Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Ruple Of Rifle
spent few days in Glenwood this
week on marketing mission. They
made the trip by auto.
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Joe Hum returned this week from
Denver where he went with shipment
of lambs. While in Denver he was
taken sick and obliged to return home,
but his shipment went on to Kansas
City.
W. H. Farnum, the undertaken, has
purchased a beautiful motor hearse,
which will greatly eliminate time IN
serving the surrounding towns, with no
more cost than the old style horse
drawn hearse.
J. A. Brink, the veteran salesman, is
here from Denver. He carries the
bean from which is brewed the nectar
that does not into1icate, but whose
aroma is as sweet incense to the olfae.
tory nerves.
Misses Lillian Lowe and Nina Hen
dezson returned from Steamboat
Springs Saturday night. The young la
dies were in attendance at the West
ern Slope Normal institute held there
the past two weeks.
Mrs. c. L. Miller, of La Junta who
is the guest of Mrs. W. NJ. Smith, will
act as soloist in St. Stephens Catholic
church Sunday morning at the 1o:45
mass. She will sing "One sweetly
Solemn Thought" by Ambrose.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Light have
received news of the birth Of fine
healthy son to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
W. Light at Mercy hospital Denver,
Wednesday morning, the happy father
telephoning to his parents that both
his wife and son are doing nicely. Mrs.
Light has been in Denver for over a
month, and her husband has been there
for the past two weeks.-Routt County
Sentinel. -r
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Briggs and
Mrs. James Stanaway of Boston are in
the city for few days while on their
second transcontinental trip. During
1915 they took in the San Francisco
exposition and this year have been to
Seattle. The journey is being enjoyed
in fine Hudson $40. An important
member of their party is "Fairy," .
huge Scotch Collie, who finds auto
trips quite to her fancy.
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c. E. Bigham says he "never shot
gun or caught fish, but can bake
bread for the fellows who do "and
right here he is ready to prove it. He
offered his services to Uncle Sam and
was turned down once, but has tried
again and hopes to get into service
this time. J. Ogden Armour ism It
going to have anything over c. E. for
he has also offered his all-his bake
shop-anything and everything he pos
sesses and himself.
The Glenwood hotel is doing Ca
pacity business these days and found
it necessary to turn large number
away recently. Among those on the
register this week are Mrs. Robert
johnson, daughter and child from
Grand Junction, who like Glenwood SO
well they are frequent visitors; MIA.
Maltby of Aspen; R. 8. Glynn, accom-
panied by his mother and daughter,
Silt; G. R. Kinnick, Dallas, Texas; L.
B. Poindexter and wife, Black Rock,
Ark. G. W. Stinfield, Hagerman, Ida.
no; H. Hasley, prominent rancher
from Silt; W. E. Bishop Of Los Angc.
les, who is here taking the baths; DR..
g. R. Berger, the optician from Grand
Junction; Mrs. Matt Sloan of Mobile,
Alabama, who seeks our cool climate
each summer
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