The Glenwood post., 1917-07-07

F'e. New Mexico. accompanying Jo-
seph Burlington of Chicago, to that
place. He will return in about
week or ten days.
Spencer Penrose, vice president
of the Colorado Midland, left
Thursday night in his special car.
Cascade, for Colorado Springs. Mr..
Penrose spent several days here at
the Hotel Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed Keck
have purchased the furniture and
rented the apartment in the Citi-
zens National bank, recently occu-
pied by c. F. Meisner, and will take
possession the first of next week.
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Cool off in the shade and eat ice
cream, cake and coffee on the lawn
at the Methodist parsonage this aft
ernoon and evening. From 3 p. m.
until patrons cease to come Ice
cream and cake 15c; coffee cents
extra. r
spent a couple of days including the
4th visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Smith at Reudi. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Reese and the
Misses Ruby Reeves and Thelma
Heisler.
Reservations at the Hotel Colo
RADIO have been made for R. A.
Long and family and Mr.. and Mrs
Pryor B. Combs, of KANSAS City.
Mrs. Combs, nee Miss Loula Long, is
the heiress to s50,0OO.OOO but is a
simple, charming. typical American
woman and has married thoroush-
bred American man. The party is
expected in few days.
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Al Lieseness, one of the early set
tiers in Garfield county. came up
iloIl tdliS lhlS NeCh anu ht-
string to keep abreast of the times
he came in and subscribed for the
Post. Mr.. Zeiseness says he is lit
tie tardy in attending to this mat
ter but he has found that there Is
only one safe way to keep posted
and that is to read the Post.
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The boys on the Gentry ranch
have had a strenuous time for the
last few days taking advantage of
the water that came down the ditch
Saturday and Sunday. BY working
early and late they have succeeded
in watering their crop in fine shape.
and Wednesday were enjoying a.
much deserved rest in town. They
returned to the ranch Thursday.
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Clayton Hill left Thursday night
with his eight horses and outfit to
take splendid position with the
Rio Grande railroad. He went from
here to Salida and from there will
be moved to various points along the
line as he is needed. He will be sup
piled with furnished car and every
equipment necessary. He thinks his
first work will be in the Tennessee
Pass section.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Moulton of
Meeker accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Mary. came to Glen
wood last week to meet DR.. Howard.
an expert dentist of Denver, who
came here by the appointment of
DR.. Taylor of Meeker, to perform a
difficult dental surgical operation
upon Miss Mary. She was under
the anaesthetic an hour and a half,
but was sufficiently recovered to
return home the fifth day after the
operation.
At recent meeting of the stock
holders of the First National bank
of this city c. C. Parks was re-
elected president, J. S. HUM and
Elmer E. Lucas were made vice
presidents to fill the vacancies
caused by the deaths of the late j.
n. Fesler and the late Louis
Schwarz. c. R. Mccarthy con tinues
as cashier and J. F. Gregory was
chosen assistant cashier to fiji the
vacancy caused by the death of the
late Louis E. Brown.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall are en-
joying a pleasant visit at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Brown. When
eight years of age Mrs. Hall lost
her parents and was then taken to