The Glenwood post., 1918-01-05

visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Fry are occupying
the F. H. Selhorst ranch east of town.
F. w. Dewitt has installed in his
business place in the Noonan building
a convenient wallpaper display rack.
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Miss Katie Finn was in from Kent
this week visiting Mrs. Harry Hill,
Mrs. H. o. Whitney and other friends.
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Father Bernard Faganelle of Rifle
and Father McSweeney of Aspen were
visitors at the Catholic rectory this
week.
Mildred O'Neil, the young niece of
Father Carrigan, has been quite III
with la grippe, but is able to be out
again.
Having become member of the re-
tired class Griffith Jones spends his
time where fancy dictates. This week
he is visiting in Rifle.
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Tho attractions of the capital city
were not sufficient to detain Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Dever longer and they ar
rived home Monday morning.
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Richard Wright, formerly of the U.
S. land office in Glenwood but now
having headquarters at Omaha, Neb.,
was in Denver during the holidays WIS.,
iting his family
Mrs. Cummins is anxious that all who
are doing work for the Red Cross
shall bring the articles to the Citizens
Bank building by next Tuesday so that
another shipment may be made. This
is important.
William Dougan returned the first of
the week from Denver where he and
Mrs. Dougan and daughter, Wilma, had
spent the holiday season. Mrs. Dougaa
and Wilma will return to Glenwood
next Monday.
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Eight or ten "cars' of cattle is
what Frank Sweet expects to ship to
the big stock show in Denver. Nj.
F. s. talks of high bred, blue blooded
stock by the car lot just as casual as
Uncle Sam talks in millions these days.
The Post extends to Brother Holmes
of the Avalanche and his family sincere
sympathy in this, their hour of deep
atfliction. They have sustained a Sc
ner" blow in the loss of devoted wife
and mother whose cheerful counsel will
be sadly missed.
Misses Ettamay and Josephine
Holmes have decided to remain at
home in Glenwood. The former has
taken a position in the Korn book and
! stationery store, while the latter will
assist her aunt in the housekeeping of
their establishment.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid society
will meet next Thursday afternoon at
| the home of Mrs o. B. Brutsche, 412
Eleventh street. Mrs Pepper and Mrs
Brutsche will entertain with Is cent
lunch and will serve chile from 3
clock on. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all.
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Miss Nina Walz and Mrs Erie Hub.
bard were hostesses at the fourth an.
nual party of the Sanity Seven held
at the home of the former Thursday
evening. Games and cards were the
order of the evening chosen by those of
the halo and not one of the sterncr sex
was allowed in the sacred precincts.
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Judge F. C. Childs, of Carbondale.
who for several weeks has been cor
fined to his room, was able to get in
car with Jim Zimmerman Wednesday
and come down to Glenwood where he
enjoyed the day visiting few of his
many friends. All were glad to see
him and to know that he is recovering
so nicely.
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San Diego, California, seems to be
the popular rendezvous for COLORADO on MS
this winter. Mrs. c.. b. Brown and
daughter, Miss Anna, mother and sister
Of Mrs. Marry Hill, who are spending
the winter there mention having seen
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf Mangnall and two
children, Nels Benson, Max King, Mark
King, Dick Hurd and many others.
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