The Glenwood post., 1918-05-18
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@. E. Budlong has gone to Portland,
Oregon, where two Of his sons reside.
There is probability that the family
nay move to that country later.
Mrs. Malkmus and daughter, Ade-
laide, left Tuesday evening for Brem-
erton, Washington, where they will re-
side in the future.
Max King, who has been home on
sick leave from Camp Kearny, is doing
very well, but he has been granted an
extension of his leave for another
month.
The date for Strawberry Day has
been fixed for Saturday, June 22. The
finance committee is now busy solicit
ing funds to take care Of the expense
incident to the big day.
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G. R. Mccarthy and E. E. Lucas are
sporting new Lexington cars. These
are the first of this make of cars to
be seen in this county, and they are
pronounced very attractive.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hamlin L. Edgerton
Of Carbondale have announced tho
marriage, on April Goth, of their
daughter Ruth Martha, to Mr.. Gus
Thurston of Junction City, Kansas.
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]. D. Slattery, former superintendent
of this division of the Rio Grande,
passed through Glenwood Tuesday
evening, bound for Salt Lake where he
has been put in charge of that division
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Mrs. A. E. Moore writes from San
Diego that she is having delightful
visit amid the perfume of flowers and
with all the beautiful surroundings for
which that country is famous. She
will probably remain another month.
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o, Labaddio is here from Camp Fun
ston on ten days furlough. He is a
guest in the Andrew Gallo home while
in Glenwood and will also visit in Mar
BILE. The members of the Gallo family
and their visitor motored to Marble
Sunday.
Because G. E. Bigham of this city
had too much sugar on hand to comply
with the rules of the National Food
administration, Ed McLearn, admins
traitor of this county, last Monday
fined Bgham 500, the amount to be
paid into the Red Cross treasury.
Announcement was received in Glen
wood this week of the marriage in Chi
cago May 1st of Karl Z. Boyer of the
U. s. navy, and for many years men,
Der of the Hotel Colorado orchestra at
Glenwood, to Miss Edna Louise Werner.
They will make their home in Chicago.
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In the district court Tuesday the
Shower-Welsh Realty company was
given judgment for $3.50 against AL.
phonse Cocquyt, this being the commits
sion on the sale of the Cocquyt ranch
naye by Shower, Mr.. Coequyt after
wards refusing to execute a deed to
the property.
Jacob Gerstle, of Aspen, cousin
Of the Hollands of this city, died
Thursday at Camp Funston and his
body is being sent to his former home
for burial. The young man only left
his home few weeks ago for the army
camp. His mother was at his bedside
when the end came.
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After spending the winter in Glen
wood in order to be with her daughter,
Maxine, during her second years at
tendance at high school, Mrs. NJ. E.
Bglow left Thursday afternoon for the
summer resort named for them. Biglow
is Situated about forty miles east on
the Colorado Midland.
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The Red Cross meeting which was to
have been held at Red Cliff May 25
and which was to have been addressed
by Governor Gunter, has been post
poned for the present because the gov
ernor has been scheduled for all of
next week on speaking tour through
northeastern Colorado.
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Sergeant Strickland of the British
army was in the city yesterday. The
sergeant served thirteen months in the
trenches and for bravery was decorat.
ed with q silver medal by King George