The Glenwood post., 1918-03-23

Gertrude Coulter, Doris Howard and
Mr.. Ray Mccormick, all of Rifle, are
here taking the teachers examination,
Miss Matte Budlong last Tuesday
celebrated her seventeenth birthday by
cooking a fine dinner to partake Of
which she invited few of her girl
friends.
The moving picture entertainment
given by the Lady Maccabees at the
Orpheum Thursday evening received a
splendid patronage and will net lib
eral sum to the Red Cross fund.
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Mrs. B. NJ. Hedge, great commander
of the w. B. A. of NJ. of Colorado and
Utah, was here from Denver Thursday
and Friday. Mrs. Hedge put on the
Maccabee work at their hall yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Thompson came up from
New Castle this week to visit her par
ents and especially to make a shors
visit to her brother, Wesley Hamblet,
and to help him celebrate his twenty
first bittfday on Thursday.
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". B. Fraser, state game and fish
commissioner, came over from Denver
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Thompson for an inspection Of the Glen
wood hatchery. Mr.. Fraser was but
recently re-appointed by Governor
Gunter to the position in which he has
given excellent satisfaction the past
four years.
Mrs.. J. E. Moore this week received
word of the death of F. E. Waters, at
one time a photographer in Glenwood
Springs, who died week ago last Sun
day ct his home in Boise, Idaho. Be-
s;des his wife, to whom he was mar
ried in this city, Mr.. Waters is sur
vived by one son and two daughters
who live in Denver.
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Mics Beatrice Mccoy returned home
Tuesday night from q few days pleas
ant visit at the home of her friend,
Miss Anna O'Neii, at Avon. Miss
O'Neil, who is well known here, is
taking a nurses training course at the
Sisters hospital in Pueblo and while
homo on a brief vacation trip was
Joined by Miss Beatrice.
D. Kirk Shaw, now acting as sur
veyor for the White River forest, has
rendered his resignation to the govern
ment and will open civil engineer
Office at Meeker. John L. Glendening
of Manitou has taken the position thus
vacated and will probably be stationed
here about April first. This will bring
another family to the social circles OF
Glenwood.
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C. E. Budlong this week received
news of the murder at Pueblo last Sun
day of W. C. Goodwin, foreman of the
American Smelling and Refining CON-
pany, the man having been shot from
ambush while walking across viaduct.
Two discharged smelter employees have
been arrested as suspects. Mr.. Good
win was formerly employed by the Col
oradoYule Marble company at Marble
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friends.
Rev Fndlay D. McMartin was in
Ruedi Wednesday as officiating clergy
man at the marriage of Miss Iva
Smith to Mr.. j. A. McCue of Pittsburg.
Miss Meldon Bryant acted as brides
maid and Miss Teresa Holland was
invited to act as accompanist for Miss
Florence McHugh of Aspen, who was
musician at the wedding. Others from
here in attendance were Mrs. John r.
Weir, Mrs. Joe Hartman, Mrs. R. E.
Bryant and Mrs. Findlay d. McMartin
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Wesley Hamblet returned Tuesday
morning from Casper, Wyoming, where
he has worked for several months as a
car repairer. After a short visit here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Hamblet, he will enter the service of
Uncle Sam in which he has already en-
listed as car repairer, and expects to
be called to France in the near future.
Wesley celebrated his twenty-first
birthday on Thursday with big family
dinner with the home folks.
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dohn F. Mccoy returned Thursday
morning from three weeks trip 20