The Glenwood post., 1917-08-25

DR.. Stewart is very happy in the
possession of his new automobile, q
No. 40, 6-cylinder, Z passenger Buick
of the latest pattern.
J. H. Layman came down the first
of the week from Pinion Park RAJ sh
near Carbondai' t. take few of Glen.
wood g famous b: this.
J. Wulfsohn and family last Sunday
motored down to the Ware ranch, be-
low New Castle and spent the day
very pleasantly in visitation.
Mrs E. L. House and daughter were
in town from Rifle Monday, engaged
in various lines of shopping. They
were dinner guests at the Williams.
Mrs. Mamie Haffner, well known in
Garfield county, stopped here for a
visit this week while returning from
visit in Iowa, to her present home in
Durango.
Mrs. Ada Rittmayer made a recent
J, visit to Carbondale as the guest of her
sister, Mrs. w. S. Cowels who is the
manager of the telephone exchange at
that place.
Attorney c. W. Darrow was called
to Rifle the first of the week on busi
ness connected with violation of the
irrigation law by John Conger. The
cases were dismissed.
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Charley Mccarthy drove to Aspel
Tuesday evening in just two hcurs
taking with him new spring to replace
a broken enc in Joe Hum S car. HI
took Ollie Thorson along for ballas4.
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| The picture, Womanhood, screened
at the Odeon theater Sunday, was b.
far the best picture shown in Glenwoo,
since the production of the "Birth C
Nation" from patriotic standpoint
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Judge Samuel N. Wheeler of Gran,
Junction was a visitor to Glenwoo
the first of the week on legal business
he and C. W. Taylor of this city be
ing interested together in number o
cases.
Louis Love of Piceance creek las
week suffered a peculiar accident
shooting off the ring finger of his lef
hand. He came at once to Glenwoo
and is doing nicely under the care o
Dr.. Stewart.
P. C. Thurmond returned Tuesday al
ternoon from the oil shale countr,
where he has been busy for sever1
weeks establishing claim lines. He =.
turned Wednesday for few days. &C
ditional work
H. H. Stone, wife and son of Tor
: kawa, Oklahoma have been visiting !:
Glenwood this week and they are great
ly pleased with the place. They ar
travelling by auto and while here the
l camped in the Noonan grove.
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Mr.. and Mrs. K. B. Warren an
daughter, Miss Gladys, of Wichita
Kansas are guests at the Williar
" Mrs. Warren's maiden name was Bow
ker and she and Mrs. L. A. Bowker ar
busy shaking the family tree to fin
" relationship.
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Mrs. W. H. Claussen arrived fro,
Montrose the first of the week and
Ar with her mother, Mrs Sothman, at tn
st Avalon rooms. Mr. Claussen, who
connected with the Wells Fargo EA
press company, is expected to be i
1t GlenwOod soon
Miss Nina Walz returned Monda
,e evening from Burlington, Colo. havin
+ been called by the sudden death of he
brother, Carl. She was accompani,
by Miss Nellie Culver with whom Sh
,S had been enjoying vacation visit dun
!. ing the past few weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Brutsche returne
last week from an auto outing whic
II included visits to Palisade, Grand june
ton, Montrose, Delta and Alexand.
lakes. They enjoyed the trip very muc
d and were well pleased with some .
e the country they visited.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Killey and
q party of friends motored from Snow
e mass Sunday and went up to Grizzl,
creek on a picnic trip. Miss Edit
Light, sister of Mrs, Killey. was will