The Glenwood post., 1917-06-16


Mrs. J. W. Ritter and daughter, Miss
Neva, returned from Colorado Springs
Monday morning.
Many inquiries are already being
sent in regarding the Colorado Midland
bicycle road race.
Mike, Ed and Jim Bianco of Fonr
Mile were passengers to Denver the
first of the week.
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Nels Goode, who is carrying on bee
farm near Grand Valley, was a Glen
wood visitor Monday.
Mrs. Fletcher and Miss Gates were
here from Monte Vista to attend the
bankers convention.
Jesse Dore went to Denver Sunday
for the purpose of driving an auto into
Glenwood for J. F. Mccoy.
j. W. Cummins has purchased the
Pocahontas equipment and it will be
moved for use at Palisade.
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The measles epidemic seems to be on
its last quarter, only a few scattered
cases remaining in the city.
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Stanley Watt and Ted Cooper of
Aspen drove down Wednesday night
for visit in the metropolis.
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E. C. Kingsbury of Denver arrived
yesterday to attend to some legal mat
ters which claimed his attention.
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Mrs B. T. Johnson, nee Miss Evan
geline Williams, came from Delta this
week for a visit with girlhood friends.
Joe Bellm had blow up of some
ammonia pipes at the ice plant that
caused considerable damage Thursday
Wanted-Strawberry and raspberry
pickers. G. B. BORN,
6-16-2t Grand Valley, Colo.
The strong wind Sunday took out
pane of glass at the Odd Fellows hall
and also plate glass window in the
Wulfsohn store.
A. j. Dickson, division engineer, was
called to Rifle Monday to assist in the
settlement of some irrigation trouble
of long standing.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Aid society
met at the home of Mrs. Dorr G. Bel
den Thursday afternoon, to conduct the
usual order of business.
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l.. B. Brown, conductor for the D. 4
R. G. made business trip to Red Cliff
this week, while taking lay-off. He
returned home Wednesday.
Miss Mildred Heisler has accepted n
!: position with the Colorado Hotel com
pany and will be found at the stone
e bath house during the summer.
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Juan Gonzales, the young Mexican
from Santa Fe, New Mexico, who had
+ both legs cut off by train May 20,
s is recovering nicely under care of Dr..
Horan.
Miss Margaret Carr, the talented
, young violinist, arrived from Red Cliff
Wednesday and Immediately took the
position of violinist in the Orpheum
n theater orchestra. ri
Charles Daley and family motored
,' in from Aspen Wednesday night for
, short stay in the city. Brother DALEY
is the editor of that live sheet, the
-. Aspen Democrat Times.
W. c. Overhults, an old time friend
of DR.. and Mrs. W. w. Frank, was
here from Cedaredge to be in attend.
!, ance at the bankers convention held
at the Hotel Colorado June 13 and II.
j. F. Mccoy is connecting his two
gasoline underground tanks, the one at
the rear and the one in front of his big
garage. This involves considerable ex-
pense but J. f. is up-to-date and pe-
v lieves in having everything just right.
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Mrs. Adam j. Weiss Of Del Norte,
president of the State Federation of
Women 8 clubs, gave splendid address
>. on "Woman' Part in National Ser.
yiceJ Thursday afternoon ,t tbo 49,,
y vention Of bankers at the Hotel Colo.
RADIO.
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e A large party, driving from Del Nortc
| to Salida and frax1, thn=a L..