The Glenwood post., 1917-02-03

ceived 342 applications under the new
grazing homestead act, these applica-
tions calling for 14s,295 acres of the
public domain.
Sheriff and Mrs. C. W. Fravert spent
Sunday visiting friends in Rifle and
Mrs. Fravert prolonged her visit while
Charley returned Monday to look after
his official duties.
F. D. Rice and family, moved yester-
day from the Bennett-Selhorst ranch
up the river to Grand Valley where Mr..
Rice has rented ranch of Doc Wilson
up Parachute creek.
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Miss Ethel johnson and her mother
have moved into the Bigham cottage
just vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Moser who will live with Mrs. Oberto
for the balance of the winter.
| Miss Margaret Burdge returned Mon
day morning from months visit III
Denver where she had a jolly time.
She says Denver is some fine old burg
and just the place to enjoy a vacation.
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Isam w. Graham, water commission
er of water district No. 80, was up
from Rifle yesterday attending to some
business matters, and while here he
looked in on the community welfare
exhibits.
Mrs. Mary C. C. Bradford, state SUP
erintendent of public instruction, is
guest of the Napier home this week.
Mrs. Bradford is one of the speakers
at the community conference now on in
Glenwood.
Mrs. Ella Goodman of Salt Lake is in
Glenwood, having arrived in time to
attend the funeral Tuesday of Mrs.
Maria Stotts who died suddenly Sun
day afternoon at the home of her grand
son, Roy Smith on Palmer avenue.
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DR.. 8. A. Grover, graduate veterin-
ar1an, of Jeadville, Colo, has located
in Glenwood Springs. He has estab-
lished his office at Parkison's Pharm-
acy and his residence at the Grand
Hotel. 11-1s-tf
B. NJ. Loser of this city was winner
of several prizes on his Silver Cam
pines at the poultry show held in New
Castle last week. Mr.. Loser has some
very fine birds and always comes Nome
from the shows with his share of rio.
bons.
The Grand Junction News declares
last month was the coolest January
that city has known in twenty-five
years. Well, Neighbor, we must con-
fess the weather in Glenwood has not
been especially torrid since the first
of the year.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. John
Heisler was treated by her sisters, the
Misses Anna Lee and Ruth Higgins, TO
a birthday surprise party at their
home. A number of young friends We're
invited in and the evening was de-
lightfully spent.
Mrs. F. B. Maloy of this office, who
! has been on the sick list for the past
fortnight, has so far recovered that she
was able to make her first trip to the
office Thursday afternoon. She hopes
first of next week
Superintendent Gudgel is very much
pleased with the new bunch of men re-
ceived last week from Canon City for
the convict road camp and hopes for
some good weather very soon so the
force may show what they can do IN
the way of road construction.
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Last Thursday was anything but n
summers day in this portion of the
universe. AT Rued the thermometer
registered 80 degrees below zero; at
Carbondale, IS; on Fourmile creek "a;
in Glenwood 16 and at Eagle, 80. B-r-r.
That surely smells like winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Marr of Long.
mont have become residents of Glen
wood. Mr.. Mari having purchased CT
Harry Ragland half interest in the
barber shop which Harry has been con.
ducting on Grand avenue. Mr.. Mari
is brother of Mrs. o. T. Rees.
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William Wise of Emma spent Wed.
nesday night in Glenwood while on his
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