The Glenwood post., 1918-06-01
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Mrs. Sidney West, wife of the popu-
lar salesman, and baby Lois are in Col
orado Springs for a few weeks visit
with Mrs. West g sister.
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Lyle Lowe took leave of his friends
and departed Saturday night for the
training camp at Deming, New Mexico.
Lyle is not afraid of effort and will
make q good soldier.
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There was a surplus of $50 from the
farewell dance given for the boys who
went to Fort Logan last week and the
amount was turned over to them to
spend as they might choose.
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Mrs. Fl. o. Whitney joined her hus-
band in Salt Lake last week. She
plans ON a trip east in the near future
and will visit Glenwood on the return
journey to the Mormon capital.
Austin Kilkenny of Leadville is
making short visit here with his
aunt, Mrs. Joe Benedeck, before going
into training. He volunteered for the
aviation department and has received
the call for service
Senator and Mrs. B. 7. Napier in
vited the principal officers of the Ma
sonic body, E. E. Fordham, R. H. Tuck
er and E. W. Larmee, to join Grand
Lecturer Chas. H. jacobson at dinner
at their home Wednesday evening.
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A pleasant party was given by the
Glenwood Reading club at the home of
Mrs. W. S. Parkison last week Mrs.
A. E. Yewell, nee Alice Kendricp, was
the guest of honor and the ladies' pre-
sented her some beautiful pieces of
cut glass.
Miss Helen Doyle returned Wednes-
day from Boulder where she has been
student in the University of Colorado
the past year. She will spend the sum-
mer on the Cattle creek ranch Of her
parents and is undecided as to whether
she will teach school the coming year
or return to the university.
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Carl Fulghum, son of Mrs. J. W. Dol
lison, was home this week on a visit.
Carl has been in constant training all
winter under Capt. Merritt at the Uni
versity of Colorado, and left last even
ing for the Preside at San Francisco,
to enter the reserve officers training
camp.
All young men who have attained
the age of 81 since June 5, 1917, are
expected to register either at the coun-
ty court house in Glenwood Springs or
at Grand Valley, on June 5, 1918, be-
tween the hours of a. m. and 9 p. m.
of said date. These instructions come
from military headquarters.
j. L. Noonan, left American Lake,
WASH, Friday afternoon for his new
post as instructor at Camp Lee, West
Va, during the coming summer. Re-
cruits are being sent to all the camps
as rapidly as possibls and those most
competent to handle the unframed men
are being retained for this line Of
duty.
Among the Carbondale people seen
here this week were Will Hammerick
from his ranch Wednesdays; John
Moore was here on business Tuesday;
Editor v. A. Moore looked over the
city Monday; Frank Sweet was in
from the celebrated spud ranch Wed
.esday; Mr.. and Mrs. John Patterson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Geigel also mo-
tored over Wednesday.
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The Red Cross dance given by the
Canon Creek school district Saturday
night was splendid success both in
point of social enjoyment and finance.
About $13o was cleared and the at
tendance numbered in the neighbor-
Acod Of IT'S persons. Much Of the
pleasure Of the evening was due to the
excellent music furnished by Misses
Irene and LuciSa Rhyme Of Carbondale
snd Hugh Moore Of this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bliss Of Carbon
dale left last Friday evening for Or
ange, California, where they have
friends whom they win visit, Fred ex-
pecting later to secure work - black
smith at the federal ship building docks