The Glenwood post., 1917-08-25

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Alva Broughton is the boy who can
land the trout. Two weeks ago he
brought in forty-eight and last Sunday
he caught forthy-three fine ones out of
Grizzly creek. If there is "nack"
about catching trout, Alva must have
it down pat.
Clayton Dunn, son of Rev. w. B.
Dunn, former pastor of the Meth
odist church in Glenwood, is visiting
this week at the Burdge home in this
city. The Drnns have for several
years resided in Denver where Mr..
Dunn is serving a Congregational
church.
Last Monday at the Presbyterian
manse Mr.. Herman Erickson of Gyp-
sum and Miss May Often of Raven
We're united in marriage by the Rev.
F. D. McMartin. After remaining a
couple days in Glenwood they departed
for Gypsum where they will make their
| home on their ranch.
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Manhattan, Kansas, which is located
about five miles from Fl. Riley, where
the doctor is in special training for the
medical reserve corps. By being sta
toned near the camp it will be possible
for Mrs. Frank to see the lieutenant
once or twice week.
Mrs. Helen Hughes and daughter,
Miss Helen, returned from Denver on
Tuesday morning, where they accom-
panied and spent several days with Mrs
A. L. Eaton while en- route to her home
in El Paso Texas. Mrs. Eaton has been
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs.
Riggs and Mrs. DeRemer in this city.
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Harry Logan has received word from
the National Highway association that
he is to be complimented with life
membership in the ASSOCIATION and also
given special medal in recognition of
his record drive from Glenwood to
Grand Junction, carrying the federal
message sent from Washington to San
Francisco.
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Last Tuesday afternoon while Rober:
Robertson, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W. Robertson, was riding on
the big electric truck he fell to the
ground and was either caught by the
gear chain or else was run over by the
rear wheel. He is quite badly pinched
and bruised on the leg and thigh, but
his injuries are not serious. b.
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The Hughes building on Grand ave
nue. is rapidly nearing completion and
as. soon as it is done it will be occupied
by J. F. Mccoy as an addition to his
: present garage, which is proving too
small for his increased business. The
front of this building is of Golden red
pressed brick, to match the Mccoy
building adjoining it on the south.
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Arthur Pings of Carbondale came
down Wednesday and filed his applica
ton with Mr.. Stradling for enlistment
in the U. S. aviation service. Arthur
will soon take the examination and if
he passes will 60 at once to training
school where he will be taught to fly
He says it will be the happiest day OF
his life when he is able to spread tis
wings and tail up among the clouds.
Mrs. Nellie Bergner of Grand June
tion spent Tuesday in Glenwood in the
interest of the Redpath Lyceum bureau.
Mrs. Bergner is an enthusiastic ranchcr
and she and her son are making a sue
cess of their highlne ranch near the
Junction. Mrs. Bergner will soon take
up her work again for the Redpath
people. She was the dinner guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Mayes Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and MIS-. J. o. Stanage and two
Ichi'ureh "h" recently came mere 1r:b
Dallas, T.xas are located for the pcs
ent at the Cramp house on Bennett
avenue. Mr.. Stanage is the new lord
agent and he is fortified with Tcst
pleasing manner and a successful busi-
ness experience extending over num-
ber of years. Glenwood can always
make room for wide awake business
man aud Mr.. Stanage will meet with
a cordial welcome.
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Mrs. Bella Ham, a former resident
of Glenwood, but, who, for the past
year has lived in the mining camp uf