The Glenwood post., 1917-08-04

Miss Gladys Warner of Denver, who
has been spending few days with her
friend, Miss Jennie Pepper, returned
home on Monday morning.
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Miss Nellie Witteman returned from
Greeley Sunday night, after having
taken course at the State Normal.
Miss Witteman will teach at Antlers
the coming year.
J. u. Burghardt of Sioux Falls, IS
the guest C Landlord and Mrs. W. II
Pike at the Hotel Glenwood, whlis en-
route from Sioux Falls to Seattle.
Washington.
Mrs. Mike From, two little daugh-
ters, her mother-in-law and niece ar
rived from Fruta Tuesday to enjoy
the cool and refreshing climate of Glen
wood for few weeks.
Joe Banta was up from his Rife
ranch Thursday and regrets that he
cannot go to war in the place of his
sons. Mr.. Banta thinks he has served
his time in the hay field.
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Miss Ida Davis, who has spent the
past six weeks at Greeley, arrived yes
terday morning and will be guest at
the Tully house until the opening Of
the fall term of school in Rifle, where
she is instructor in the seventh and
eighth grades.
Mrs Katie J. Davis, worthy grand
matron of the Colorado o. E. s., made
visits to the numerous surrounding
towns last week, returning to Glenwood
Saturday. She was the house guest Of
Mrs. B. T. Napier until her return 70
Denver Monday.
| Among those who took very es-
pecial interest in the promotion of
Russell Strauss none were more active
than Walter Biller of the Hotel Colo
rado. He spoke to several of the high
er officials and undoubtedly was OF
material assistance.
County Judge R. J. Smith left last
Tuesday evening for short trip to
Denver. The trip was principally for
ha nf
in one Of Uncle Sans troops stationed
at Fort Logan and subject to call at
any day to another field. ..... E,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Brown of Des
Moines, Iowa, arrived Saturday and
are guests at that popular place, the
Williams. They are out on q month 8
pleasure trip and will 60 west from
here, stopping at the first place tina.
, strikes their fancy,
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Miss Maude E. Sheridan, demonstras-
or from Fort Collins, has been having
most excellent success in interesting
the public in the art of conserving war
garden and other produce. She has
many new ideas and should continue
to draw not only the housewives, but
the children as well should be in at
tendance.
Misses Lillian Lowe and Lucille
Smith returned from Greeley last Sat
urday, where they have been attend
ing the State Normal school. Miss
Lowe left for Steamboat Springs Mon
day to be in attendance at the West
ern Slope institute which convened on
July 3Oth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston of Hutchir.
son, Kansas, accompanied by Mrs. +.
W. Drake, made a trip to the Fairy
: caves Wednesday morning. Mr.. John
/ ston was one of the lucky ones who
went on fishing trip to Sweetwater.
He brought home 40 pounds of speck,
led beauties.
Mrs. W. L. Reynolds and baby Jane
returned from Rifle yesterday, where
they have been visiting Mrs. Parker
and Mrs. McLearn. John R. Weir
took them over in his car last Sun
day and j. R. said it was the worst
trip he ever made, owing to the heavy
rain storm. Mrs. E. B. Everett. Sr..
accompanied them.
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Theodore Raymond (Bob) Goette, To-
cal wire chief in Glenwood for the
past year, has been promoted. His du-
ties will be to keep the switch boards
and subscribers stations in woking or.
der from Basalt to Grand Valley and