The Glenwood post., 1917-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hanley are
spending the holiday season in Denver.
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Mrs. Thomas and son, William, of
Montrose are spending the holiday
week with Mrs. waddell.
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Thursday afternoon few friends
enjoyed good old fashioned candy
pull and afternoon tea at the home Of
Mrs. Ira Starbuck.
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Miss Sara s. Kirk, director of reli-
gious work in the Y. w. C. A. at Den
yer, accompanied by Miss Mary Town
send, also of Denver, have been spend
ing the past week in the city while
Miss Kirk is taking brief vacation.
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The baby daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Blanca of Four Mile creek was
badly scalded last Thursday by falling
into tub of hot water. She was
brought at once to Glenwood where
DR.. Stewart gave the little one medical
attention.
Among the teaching fraternity to
spend the holidays out of the city were
Misses Ruth Drumm, Bea Drach, Mabel
McCusky and Hope Cleveland, all of
whom went to their homes in Denver.
Miss Laura Rhone is spending tse va
cation at her home in Grand Junction.
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Among the many Christmas parties
was three o'clock dinner given BY
Mr. and Mrs. C. r. Mccarthy in honor
of the following guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Gabe Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Weir,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Thorson and J. F..
Gregory. Mrs. Gregory was not present
at the festivities as she is visiting in
Denver at the present time.
Christmas day and the day before
were like real summer days and the
men were walking about the streets
minus overcoats and the ladies wore
their white shoes and were tempted to
carry their parasols-and the next day
it showed. Well, we were glad to sea
the snow, even though it was delayed
a day. 1t has purified the air until
we all feel better.
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Mrs. Steve McDermott and young
daughter, Grace Elizabeth, arrived last
week to spend Christmas holidays with
Mrs. E. NJ Tully. They will leave
Monday to meet Mrs. Prison aunt 20
Mrs. McDermott, in Denver, who will
care for little Grace Elizabeth while
her mamma is engaged in--teaching at
Trinidad. Miss Ida Davis of Rifle
also spent Christmas at Mrs. Tully's.
Recent word from Washington neil
tions the fact that Lieut.. W. w. Frank
has been promoted to Regiment Sui
geon of 363rd regiment of infantry at
Camp Lewis, and has five assistants,
but is kept very busy with the work.
At the present time he is givirg lee
lures to line officers on the care Of
their men. Climatic change has not
affected the doctor and he finds army
life agrH"able.
Last Saturday night while L. Pro
vost was coming from New Castle with
a load of hay he was struck by Frank
Weller who was driving his car at n
lively clip. The accident happened on
curve opposite South Canon and Mr..
Provost and his load Of hay went over
the bank to the railroad track below.
Mr.. Provost was quite badly hurt but
he is recovering nicely and will soon
be himself again. 80
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The Grey Eagle mine near New Cas-
tie is to be operated on true mining
principles and a company of California
and Arizona mining men has been or
gsnized for that purpose. Machinery
is now being installed and 700 foot
crosscut tunnel will be driven to the
ore. W. N. Amsbary is vice president
Of the company and Herbert Francisco
is the general manager. They say
they have 10000 in the bank for op-
Grating the property and they are 60
ing at It IS though they meant busi-
ness
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