The Glenwood post., 1918-07-27
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Wallace frlce was up from Sllt WeO-
Aesday.
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w. E. Muse of Silt was Glenwood
visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hedrick of Grand
Valley spent Sunday in our city.
L. u. Cramp has accepted position
n teacher in the Cardiff schools.
Senate Beard and Newton Ricketts,
of Divide creek were in Glenwood
Wednesday.
Dr.. Riddle, eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist. Glasses fitted. Citizens
Bank Building.
Miss Katherine Dougherty of Denver
Is making her annual visit to Glen
wood and is stopping at the Tully
home.
Chris Hinkey of Grand Valley drove
to Glenwood the first Of the week and
returned home with his wife and son
who have spent several days here.
W. E. Tippett, wife and son, Lester,
were Glenwood visitors Wednesday.
Lester left for Ft. Logan Thursday
morning with the Garfield county
drafted men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Hubbard and
Mrs. Hubbard g mother, Mrs. E. NJ.
Clarke, the first of the week moved
into the Ralston house at the head of
Palmer avenue.
Mrs. Fred E. Lukens and two chill
dren of Spokane, Washington, are in
Glenwood to spend the summer with
Mrs. Lukens' sister, Mrs. o. B.
Brutsche, of this city.
A civil service examination is to be
held at the Glenwood postoffice August
IA for the position of postmaster at
Carbondale and also at Marble. Each
position pays $1,000 a year.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Nash of Dal-
Las, Texas, and J. NJ. Silver went 20
Frying Pan the first of the week for
= fishing trip. Mr.. Silver returned
this week, but Mr.. and Mrs. Nash re-
mained and are camping out at that
place.
John Hett of Chicago arrived We'd
nesday night to spend week with his
sister, Miss Mary Hett, who has been
in Glenwood since April l. Mr.. Hett
says he would like to ship carload of
this climate to Chicago where the peo
pie are sweltering.
The following Grand Junctionites
spent the week end in our city: Mrs.
W. B. Will, Mrs. L. G. Price, Mrs. w.
G. Lurvey and son Charley, Mrs. G. G.
Reid and Misses Pauline and Maud
Price. While here they enjoyed a fine
swim in our pool.
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Mr.. and Mrs T. n. Thompson of
Piceance creek are spending a short
season in Glenwood. They were joined
here by their daughter Miss Mary. who
has been attending the summer school
at Greeley. Mr.. Thompson has just
recently disposed of his ranch on
Piceancc.
Glenwood Camp No. 2sl, Woodmen
Of the Worli held interesting installa
tion ceremonies at their hall Thursday
evening and at the close of tn" session
enjoyed refreshments of ice cream and
cake. Capt. !. NJ. Kennedy, district
organizer, was present and enlivened
the meeting by his witty remarks.
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News was received this week of the
birth in Spokane, on July l6, of a
daughter to DR.. and Mrs. l.. A. Rob
inson, formerly of this city. DR.. and
Mrs. Robinson have a lovely family of
well, we don't remember just how
many children, but then you know the
old saying, there is always room for
one more. We know they have love
ly family, of whom they are justly
proud.
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How about three fires in one day?
Yes, and three fires in another day.
Well, that's just what happened in
Glenwood, and all within the past week.
Last Sunday the alarm was given and
the fire company responded quickly
with their new gasoline motor truck.
They found fires started in three places