The Glenwood post., 1917-06-30

Friends of Joe Pickett now at the
Glenwood sanitarium under the care of
DR.. Stewart will be pleased to know
that he is recovering rapidly from a
serious attack of pneumonia
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II. K. DObsOn, who is connected with
the Gas and Electric company of Den
yer, spent week visiting his nephew,
J. H Campbell, and his good wife. Mr..
Dobson returned home Thursday.
]. S. Woody left Sunday for Chicago.
He will visit the old home at Mt.
Vernon, Ind, and on the return trip is
going to post up on the Waterloo
tractor right where it gets its birth,
Waterloo, Iowa.
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DR.. J. j. O'Neil and wife of Denver
were guests at the Hotel Colorado dur.
ing the State Dental convention. DR..
O'Neil is brother of Miss Anne
O'Neil of this city and they remained
over until Sunday night for a brief
visit
The Denver Post of the 9th has an
article regarding parties connected with
the Mid West Dol company, having in
corporated company to extract oil
from the shale in Garfield county. north
of DeBeque. This makes the third com
pany to enter the field
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July 4th is only four days distant
and as all the surrounding towns treat
ed Glenwood royalty on Strawberry day
it is only fair that those who can
should visit our neighbors. and help
them celebrate. You can go to Aspen
by train at s a. m. and return at 10
p. N.
Miss Gladys Painter, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Painter of this city,
arrived in Glenwood Thursday morning
from Fort Collins where she has been
student in the domestic science depart
ment at the State Agricultural college.
She expects to spend the summer in
Glenwood with her parents.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. O'Neil came in
from Cardiff Tuesday and remained
over until Wednesday evening when
they started on their journey to Battle
Creek, Michigan, where Mrs. O'Neil
will enter the sanitarium for a three
months course of treatment. Their
daughter, Mrs. Clayt Hill, accompanied
them and will stay with her mother
while she is in Battle Creek.
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Mrs. J. H. Fesler of Denver, wife uti
the late J. H. Fesler who was formerly
VICE president of the First National
bank Of this city, accompanied Mn.
Louis Schwarz on her sad trip from
Denver last Saturday. Ivor Kimball,
nephew of Mrs. Schwarz, also came
with the party on their return with the
remains of the late Louis Schwarz who
passed away in Denver last Thursday
night.
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Guests registered at the Williams last
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Tandy, Harry Tandy, Mr.. and Mrs
John Welsh, Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Green and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nc
Ellen, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Thoborg,
Mrs. W. B. Wolverton, Ralph E. Beld
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Stein, Jesse E.
Shryack and A. Christensen, all of Ea-
Johnson of Rifle.
The secretary of the Rifle club has
received supply of blank forms for
ordering targets, ammunition and other
supplies, and is also in receipt of u
letter from the National Board secreta-
ry at Washington stating that owing
to the recent action of the secretary of
war the free issue of rifles and ammuni-
tion, as well az the sale of rifles and
carbines to clubs, has been temporarily
suspended on account Of the war.
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The dance given by Miss Carr and
her "Orpheum orchestra Monday night
not only took in 500 on the dance pro-
gram, but C. B. Ferrin Of the Ont West
Printing company Of Colombo Springs
donated $25 and another Colorado Ho-
tel guest gave Is, making $50 for the
evening, aside from the gift Of the Or.
pheum theater receipts. Those Orphe-
um theater people are never slow when
it comes to helping q good cause aud
often donate their buildings and lights
ata sacrifice of their own interests.
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