The Glenwood post., 1917-09-08

Miss Anna DeLan arrived from Den.
yer last week and remained a few
days with her father, Major s. ]. De
Ian, before returning to her school
work in Grand Junction.
Mrs. Mark Campbell and son of Ill
inois and Mrs. Robert Palmer and two
sons from Clayton, New Mexico were
the guests of Senator and Mrs. B. T.
Napier for few days, resuming their
journey homeward Monday morning.
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| Alex Allen, who has been working
on the ranch of Miss l.. E. Aliens
brother-in-law at Avon the greater part
of the summer, returned home Monday
school. Alex will graduate at the
close of this year.
| Mrs. Bert Lee of Rifle was in the
city Saturday and Sunday to meet her
brother, Art Weideman. Mr.. Weideman
has been connected with the Denver
Post, in the capacity of cashier, for
number of years. He was formerly a
Glenwood boy and met many old friends
while here
J. S. Hum and Joe Jr. took twelve
ears of lambs and ewes to Kansas City
Thursday, where they will be placed on
the market. The first shipment made
/ by Mr.. Hum last year brought tn,
highest price that had ever been paid
for that product from the Rocky Noun
tain district
j. w. Merrill of Salt Lake City Is
spending several weeks in Glenwood
Mr.. Merrill is proud of the fact that
he is the 44th child of Mormon elder
The young man has been enjoying him
self driving about in his big touring
car, but will return soon to resume his
college course.
Among the many Eagleites to take in
the Woodman celebration Monday were
E. E. Glenn, Roy McDougal, Mont Full
ford, Ted Taylor, Peter Stein, Peter
Thoborg and Tom Dice. Fully 200
came from Aspen, so from Eagle, 25
| from New Castle and large number
| reported from Rifle.
Little Erma Schwarz is recovering
from her long illness with typhoid
fever and is keeping Mrs. Schwarz very
much engaged these days taking ner
about in wheel chair. By another
walk as she is gaining rapidly since
getting in the open air.
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! Mrs. s. j. Lowe accompanied her
daughter Frances and Miss Mae McMil-
Ian to Denver, where the young ladies
entered the Barnes Business college.
She secured pleasant room for them
and feeling sure they are comfortably
located for the winter, Mrs. Lowe re.
turned home Wednesday.
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At the close of two months stay
in the society of their many Glenwood
friends Mrs. Benjamin Brewster and
two children left yesterday for Maine.
They plan to stop at Colorado Springs
and will also visit sisters of Mrs.
Brewster residing in Denver and New
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Wolverton, for
many years residents of Colorado, but
now living at Bandon, Oregon, have re-
turned to this county for visit. They
are both enjoying good health and like
the Coos Bay country very much ex-
cept "Bud' says he doesn't especially
like the rain-there q too much of IT
for comfort to Coloradoan. They will
visit their son George at the Canon
creek ranch and look around over this
county considerable before returning
to their western home.
A trip that gave especial delight to
visiting friends was taken Tuesday,
when Archbishop Hanna of San Fran
cisco, Father VIM. Organ of Denver
and Father Carrigan motored to Red
stone. Later in the day they were
entertained by His Majesty, Potato
King, Eugene Grubb and were shown
through the largest potato cellar in this
section. King Gene entertained his
clerical friends in royal style and they
report trip that will long be remem-
bered. Next day the party visited the
convict camp and inspected the excel
] lent road work being done in the canon.