The Glenwood post., 1919-10-25
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Bert Thompson returned to Gypsum
Sunday after few days visit in
Glenwood with his sisters, Misses
Georgia and Leone Thompson.
Hr. and Mrs. g. E. Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Croyle, frankie Cowden
and Clarence Green Of Silt were Glen
wood visitors last Saturday.
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Hra. Jack Baillie and little grand
son, Dale Baillie, returned Thursday
night from Thistle, Utah, where they
have been visiting for the past six
weeks.
Mrs. J. D. Miles, who has been Wis
iting her husband who was recently
operated 1T the Glenwood sanitarium,
returned to her home in Silt Tuesday
Of this week.
e. M. Curtis, who spent several
weeks in Glenwood with his family,
left Thursday morning for Denver,
where he will enter the Office Of the
Colorado Wyoming Refining company.
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Mrs. E. A. Kimberlin and little
granddaughter, Martha Kimberlin, lett
Thursday for their home in Long
Beach, California, after a weeks visit
At The home Of Mrs. Kimberlin,s g old
time friend, Mrs. L. B. Brown.
Ara h. o. Switzer, after . two
weeks visit with her husband in this
city, left Saturday for Denver, where
she is living with her daughter, Doris,
while the latter is taking course in
telegFaphy in the capital city.
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Mrs. VIM. Smith of Ruedi and
daughter, Mrs. j.. A. McCue, and baby
son were in town the latter part Of
last week. Mrs. McCue, who has
spent the summer with her parents,
returned to her home in Pittsburg.
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Mrs. E. N. Clarke this week attend
cd the Rebekah assembly in Denver,
- . delegate from Yampa Lodge No.
70 Of Glenwood. She took the oppor-
tunity to have very plessaat visit
with her daughter, MrA C. L. Dan
ielsoa.
Mrs. ]. 8. Hum entertained the fol-
lowisg gaests at a delicious six clock
diansx # hsr.. Colorado avenue home
- eatsadsy evening": Mr.. and Mrs.
j. c. SeAwafs, Mr.. and Nrs. ". B.
Lss, Hrs, B. a Lucas and Mrs.. Eta
Schwsrz.
= r. ould, who has been working in
Wyoming for the past few wssks, r.
turned home Wednesday night and IL
back at work again as butcher for
Hubbard l. Clarke. From the way he
talks Mr.. Ould is not very much in
love with Wyoming.
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The Denver News of October l8 an.
nouaced that a marriage license had
been i0usd to Leon schwartzmaD Of
this dty nd Miss Sadie r. Hergstein
OF Dsaysr. Leon is the son Of Mr..
and 4ra Max Schwartzman Of the
Fair store I'M this city.
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MrA Sadie Korn and son, Walter,
and A. G. England of the local land
Office left the latter part of this week
zor California, where they win spend
.he winter months They will make
the trip overland in Korn's Buick,
with Walter rs chauffuer.
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Word was received in Glenwood this
week from the E. M. Pollard and 8.
D. Woodruff families, who left here
September Is for an overland trip to
California, stating that they had
most delightful trip. They are now
located at Fresno, where they will
spend the winter.
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Ars. Doolittle, field secretary Of tho
Presbyterian board Of homo and for
e.gn missions, will be in Glenwood
next Tuesday, October -, and will
hold . meeting in the Presbyterian
church at p. m. All women are cor.
daily invited to attend. Como and
hear WHIST our missionnriss are doing
At Aons and sbroal.
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Mss Margaret Hetzel, who has been
head nurse at the Glenwood santa