The Glenwood post., 1917-09-01

Mrs. Bertram Cross and sister, Miss
Alice Darrow, spent several days visit
ing at the ranch home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sievers near Carbondale. They
returned to Glenwood Thursday even
ing.
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Congressman E. T. Taylor has wired
to say that the bids for the Glenwood
federal building are in and that the
lowest is $76,2OO, but don't get ex-
accepted.
Following a pleasant summer at the
R. H. Tucker home in Glenwood, Mrs.
Augusta Moore and son, Robert, re-
turned to Fort Collins yesterday. Mrs.
Moore is chaperone of a sorority house
and will resume charge Immediately.
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liver H. Daley of Fort Morgan has
been spending the past week in Glen
wood. Mr.. Daley is clerk of the dis.
trict court of his county under Judge
Burke, and made a visit to the district
clerks office in Glenwood during his
stay.
Lyle Lowe returned Monday from a
| three months stay in Arizona. He
says it is fine state, but home board
and good old Glenwood just about sui.
| him. Lyle is on the No. 3 and 6 Wells
Fargo run between here and Grand
Junction.
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R. A. Long and family have closed
another season in Glenwood and de-
parted in their private car for Kansas
City. Mrs. Pryor Combs left couple
of weeks ago to be with her husband
who may be called into active service
in the army.
A number of Glenwood folks went
up to the Grizzly road camp last Sun
day afternoon, carrying flowers and
reading matter to the boys who were
enjoying service conducted by Rev.
w. E. Collett of the Colorado Prison
association
E. Z. Fodham and two charming
daughters were the dinner guests of
Mrs. L. A. Bowker at the Williams Sun
| other year at the Boulder university
and will depart for that place the first
of next week.
Mrs. Lapham and daughter, Miss Et-
ia, who have been visiting at the home
of Mrs. l.. B. Brown, returned. to
Grand Junction Thursday. Miss Lap
ham will resume her position in the
schools of the Junction, which she has
held for the past twelve years.
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The beautiful Marmon touring car
owned by T. A. CASTILLO, that plunged
over the bank near Aspen, will be
brought here this week. Mr.. CASTILLO
went to Aspen Wednesday to make ar
rangements for shipping it and -e-
turned to his Denver home last night.
Competition is the life of trade and
| after September first you can have
your choice between the two express
companies, Adams and Wells Fargo.
Otto Ferger of Indianapolis will have
charge of the Adams express which
will operate in connection with the D.
& R. G.
The local board of exemption has Sc
lected Vincent Ward and Sandy Luud.
gren of Glenwood and Harvey Leslie
Patch of New Castle to represent Gar
| field county's first five per cent of
Uncle Sans draft call to go into
training September 2, or very soon
thereafter.
Judge Budlong and family, who have
spent several years in Marble, are again
residents Of Glenwood and have taken
/ up their abode in the house recently
vacated by G. G. McKissack and fam.
lily. The Budlongs are excellent people
and we are glad to know that they
have decided to again make Glenwood
their home. Mr.. Budlong has accepted
a position with J. 8. Woody.
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Louis Love, son-in-law Of Sheriff and
Mrs. C. W. Fravert, had the misfortune
to shoot off one of the fingers of mis-
left hand, and has been in Glenwood
for treatment. He felt it imperative