The Glenwood post., 1917-09-22

station established in that up-in.the-
clouds city, and we think the sugges
ton is very appropriate. Sure, Lead
vile, we are with you in your request,
and hope you win.
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The Methodist Ladies Aid society
will meet next Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. o. B. Brutsche at
412 Eleventh street. The Aid will
spend the afternoon sewing for the
Red Cross. Is cent lunch will be
served. Everybody inviated.
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j. R. Cruise, wife and son of Morri-
son, Colo, this week visited the family
of J. S. Kemp of this city. Mr.. Cruise
is county commissioner and prosper
GUS ranchman of jefferson county and
Mrs. Cruise is Mr.. Kemp's sister. They
are touring the western slope via tn"
auto route.
r. J. Bishor of DeBeque entered the
Glenwood sar itarium tuesday suffer
ing from the KICK of a vicious horse.
jeff says mau has to meet his match
occasionally. It's a part of the game
of life. He is improving and expects
+, be able to return in 4 few days -
his ranch home on Roam creek.
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At tho Glanwond santa riun, Wo1nos
day morning there was born to Mrs. s.
J. Sample of East Elk creek a baby
boy weighing sA pounds. DR.. Hop
kins was in attendance. Mrs. Sample
is remembered by many in Glenwood
as Miss Elsie Harris, formerly employ
ed as nurse in the sanitarium.
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Wednesday evening, September 10
at 9:15 p. m. at the Methodist par
,sonage DR.. Charles H. Tidd and Miss
Wreatha Jones, both of Denver, were
made man and wife, Rev. William Pep
per, performing the ceremony. The
happy couple will return in few days
to Denver where they will make their
home
Letters from Peter Park, the young
Korean who graduated from Garfield
County High school last spring and
went to the Hawaiian Islands, state
that he is just leaving there for Korea
to attend college. He expects to attend
school there for two years and then
return to this country to complete his
education.
Mrs. l. L. Cramp is quite ill this
week at her home on Bennett avenue,
and it is feared that an operation may
yet be necessary. Mr.. Cramp was
obliged to give up his school work at
Antlers for the week, and has remained
almost constantly at the bedside of
his wife, who is somewhat improved at
this writing.
Prof. Baird Hsmlin of the Metrop |.
itan School of Music of Wichita, Kan.
has been visiting friends in Eagle
county, but he expects soon to estab-
lish his residence in this city. He Will
be in Glenwood today and will be glad
to see those desiring to take music
lessons as he intends to organize larry.
class here in the very near future.
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The Post has just learned that Ken
meth King, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. King, is some gardner. From
one of the plots in the community
garden near the ball park Kenneth har.
vested 157 pounds of green string beans
besides raising some lettuce and 81
cabbages on the balance of the plot.
What boy can boast better reco:dY
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The body of Henry Mertens, whose
death occurred last Friday as a result
of an automobile accident above Red.
stone, was shipped Wednesday to the
old home in Illinois, accompanied bv
Frank Mertens, father of the deceased.
The body was prepared for shipment by
w. H. Farnum and was accompanied 10
the station by an escort of Glenwood
Masons.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis King of Men,
phis, Tenn, who have been camping
in the White river country the greater
part of the season, left for their south
ern home last Sunday. The Kings are
yearly visitors to Glenwood and are
greatly in love with the west. They
are famous bear hunters and always
have a most enjoyable time in the
White river hills.
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During the absence of County Treas
urer MacRae in the hospital at Salida