The Glenwood post., 1918-02-09

The ladies of the Methodist Aid So
ciety will meet until further notice, at
the city hall on Thursday of each
week to sew for the Red Cross and
will serve lunch from to 10 p. III.
Miss Ethel johnson returned to Glen
wood Springs Thursday night to resume
her position in the Logan Investment
Co. Mr.. Logan found office business
accommodating SO rapidly it was neees
sary to have assistance.
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The Alpha -Delphian club was enter
tanned by Miss May McReavy Monday
evening and following the literary
studies light lunch was served. The
members present were Mrs. Bertram
Cross, Misses Anna O'Neil, Laura and
Violet Hammond, Nina Walz and
Mary McQuade
W. N. Amsbary, the gold mine man
at New Castle, has become quite
familiar figure on our streets and seems
to be enjoying the Glemwood climate.
We want outside friends to know we
still have climate and altitude even If
trifle showed under at present.
few more balmy. days such as the past
three will soon reduce the snow to
liquid. ..,r.. .. s-.
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Ed. Claussen of Carbonate looked
in on us Wednesday evening, long
enough to explode one of his famous
smiles and hand over two big silver
wheels-and he smiled while doing it,
too. Ed is one of the successful ranch
men of that great garden country sur
rounding Carbondale, and he is surely
doing his bit toward producing food
stuffs for the Sammies cover there.'
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The sale of the Martin Longseth
ranch on Roam creek is just reported
| to the Post, the purchaser coming from
one of the southern states and the
consideration being thirty thousand
dollars. including the live stock, This
is certainly a great bargain and the
southern gentleman is to be congratu-
lated. We have not learned where Mr.
Longseth and his family have decided
10 locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loran s Bowkcr re-
sumed their journey to Seattle Monday
evening, after spending several days
at the Williams as the guest Of their
mother, Mrs. L. A. Bowkcr. Mr.. Bow
ker has been a resident of Minneapolis
for a number of years, while his wife
was engaged in child labor work in St.
Paul, but owing to the frail health OF
the former, they have decided TO try
the coast climate
| Price SlOss of Sloss was circulating
around Glenwood the first of the
week, principally for the purpose of
squaring himself with the revenue Off
GERS concerning his mammoth income
the past year. Well, there's one
mighty fine thing about Price Sloss,
and that is that his head doesn It
swell along with his income We don It
care how prosperous a fellow becomes
50 long as he continues to know the
boys in whose class he once trailed,
even though he has now outgrown them
In the things we call wealth.
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| G. N. Roades and son were in Glen
wood Thursday, the elder gentleman
interceding before the board in the
hope that his son might not be called
to service until after this years work
on the farm had been taken care Of.
Mr.. Rhoades thought this q reasonable
request inasmuch as his other son is
already in the service of his country,
and now to take this one would
greatly cripple the ranch operations
which are Of great Importance. They
have the old Carlisle ranch on Roam
creek and their farming and stock I'm
terests will greatly suffer II this
young man is taken at this time.
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