The Glenwood post., 1917-04-07

DR.. S. A. Grover, graduate veterin-
arian, of Leadville, Colo, has located
in Glenwood Springs. He has estab-
lished his office at Parkison's Pharm-
acy and his residence at the Grand
Hotel. 11-18-tf
Mrs. Sadie Korn returned Mon lay
from a two months visit on the Pa
cific coast. The greater part of tl,e
time was spent in Los Angeles with
! Mrs. Fred c. Ewing and in making
various trips of interest from that
point.
W. A. Richardson, who travels ous
of St. Joseph, Mo-, is an old time
friend of Gabe Cox and family and
while in Glenwood this week they found
great pleasure in recalling former
days. Mr.. Richardson paid many CON-
pliments to "Major Cox," father OF
Mr.. Cox.
i y y
Don't forget to attend church to-
morrow. You owe it to yourselves and
your family. Yes, and the community
also. If you are not in the habit OF
attending church, try it tomorrow. 1t
will do you good. You will have
better feeling toward yourself and C.
ward the world by reason of the ex.
rerience.
A pretty mask party was given by
Miss Ettamay Holmes for her dancing
class Saturday night. Each pupil in
vited a few friends and from 1880 to
10:3O the little people made a pretty
scene with their fancy costumes and
graceful dancing. Punch was served
just the big folks to it and all had
lovely time.
Yesterday afternoon with Mayor
Thorson driving a span of Missouri
mules and Mayor-elect Kirwan holding
the plow handles ground was broken
for the new city hall to be erected on
Grand avenue and Contractor Dow Will
now hurry the excavation and construc-
ton as much as possible until the
building is completed.
While moving the office equipment
from the second floor of the First Ma
tional bank building last Saturday
night, workmen apparently without
knowing it, broke water pipe and by
Sunday morning when it was discover
ed, water had run down into Weir s
store in quantity sufficient to greatly
damage a considerable quantity OF fine
goods on display in one Of the show
windows.
Mrs. Margaret Station was in Glen
wood Tuesday and appeared before the
county commissioners to urge them to
see to it that in the future the water
be not allowed to run from the county
road right of way onto her ranch to
the damage of the latter. Mrs. Station
complains that of late her property has
suffered considerable damage in this
way. The commissioners promised to
investigate the matter.
Mayor Thorson had planned to erect
57-foot flagpole yesterday afternoon
at the intersection of Grand and
Eighth streets and fly a huge Ameri-
can flag therefrom. The inclement
condition of the weather made post
ponement Of the ceremony seem neces-
sary and the event will now be held
Monday afternoon at $3.50. The school
children will participate by singing pa
triotic songs and addresses will be
made by Superintendent Underwood,
Father Carrigan, Rev. William Pepper
and Rev. T. D. McMartin.
Social setbacks ,t'1ally exist in Car
bondale according to decision handed
dow,. by the city gossip. He Eyes Stree
an old "hen who should be wearing
skirts) has seen visions recently Of one
of our young matrons attempting 10
"break into /" certain exclusive set
and getting "one put over her which
will hold her for a while, and she felt
so bad about it she picked up" and
went to Glenwood Springs for the
day." Well, well, well, that was ter
rible, wasn't Isl Yes these social dig
appointments are painful and the Glen
wood baths are healing. However,
such social setbacks are probably more