The Glenwood post., 1918-05-11
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Father Stem of Rifle was guest os
Father Carrigan last week.
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Father Carrigan returned Thursday
from the mission at Red Cliff and Gill
man.
Joseph Newman, the well known and
popular entertainer of Denver, will ar
rive today and will be the guest Of
Father Carrigan while here.
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Father Carrigan will leave for Lead
vile Monday to be present at the an
nual conference of Western Slope
priests to be held at that place.
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Rev. Thos. NJ. Stamp Of New Castle
will preach in the Methodist church
Sunday morning and evening. See
church notes for further particulars.
D. " Hall of Cardiff, Bert Station,
from his Cattle creek ranch, c. B.
Swofford from New Castle and WIN.
Wagner of Cattle creek were all week
end visitors to the county seat.
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Frank Vaughn, editor of the Lead
vile Herald Democrat, has been here
this week freshening up his reportorial
stock of gray matter by a few baths
in our celebrated mineral waters.
F. A. Newton, brother of County
Commissioner Geo L. Newton, arrived
from San Francisco Sunday to remain
couple of weeks. Mr.. Newton is well
known in Colorado, having resided in
Leadville and other towns in the stat,.
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Mrs. B. D. Herrick arrived from
Sacramento, Cal, six weeks ago, called
to Aspen by the serious illness of her
father, Mr. Nestle. Mrs Herrick was
a former resident of this city and was
in town this week meeting old friends
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf Mangnall and
children are home in Glenwood afte.
several months stay in California.
They made the trip by auto, leaving
San Diego Thursday and arriving in
Glenwood Tuesday evening. Some
speed.
Sunday guests at the Williams were
Arthur Tonell, New York City; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. M. Johnston of Rifle; F. II.
Crawley and family, Aspen; Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy V. Newton, Aspen; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hart, Sr., daughter-in-law and
three children from Aspen.
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Mrs. Joe McBirney of Garfield creek
. and Mrs. VIM. Cant, of New Castle
sister of Mrs. Peter Dow, also Mr.. Nc
Birney and the children motored in to
spend Sunday. Mr.. Dow, who had
been enjoying ten days visit at tn.
. ranch, was also one of the party.
Miss Ruth Drumm, who has so sue
cessfully conducted the physical cul-
ture classes the past year in our high
school, will return Sunday to her horne
in Denver. Little Otelia Lee is going
to visit her mother and will be chap
eroned by Miss Drumm on the trip.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Holstein of
Denver, who have been spending a
couple of weeks visiting their cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Kennedy of this
city, left Saturday evening for their
home. Mr.. Holstein is an inspector of
dining car service on the D. & R. G.
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Katherine Margaret, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. s.
Keekan, was baptised by Father J. P,
day afternoon, May 5. Stephen Hol-
land and Miss Teresa Holland, uncle
and aunt of the little lady, stood IS
sponsors
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Carl Welch of Steamboat Springs
visited the S. j. Lowe home last Sat
urday, enroute to Denver where he has
enlisted in the navy. Mr.. Welch, who
is cousin of Mrs. Lowe, was class
mate of Hazel Chapman and Erma
Hubbard at the Barnes Commercial
school in Denver the past winter.
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R. E. Moffitt Of Boulder has leased
the Alex Job ranch on Divide creek
and Mr.. and Mrs. Job will start in a
few days for much needed rest, trav-
cling by auto to California where they