The Glenwood post., 1919-02-08

past few months, is expected home the
the latter part Of this week.
Franklin Hutcheon and Jennie M.
Van Cleave, both of DeBeque, were
granted marriage license at the
county clerk office Tuesday.
Agnes Heisler was indisposed several
days this week, but was able to return
to her work at the B. T. Napier dry
goods store Wednesday morning.
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Supervisors French and Blair of the
local forestry offices and Joe HUM at
tended meeting of the sheepmen of
the country last Friday at Rifle.
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| Chas. Gerkin, W. II. Long, Pete Bar
thell, David james and John Heuschkel
were among the Carbondaites who
transacted business in Glenwood the
apst week.
| Floyd McKenna writes to Glenwood
relatives that he has a navel radio sta
| tion at Goat Island and that he ex-
poets to be home about the first of
next month.
w. IL. Peabody has accepted posi-
tion as druggist in the Graham Clark
son drug store at Rifle. His family
will remain in Glenwood until the
close of the school term.
Mrs. Harry Deane of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, arrived in Glenwood last Satur-
day and is visiting with her mother,
Mrs. Jennie Cooley. Mr.. Deane will
follow soon and they will make their
home here.
Catherine Mccarthy entertained
few of her neighborhood playmates Sat
urday night in honor of her eighth
birthday. The little folks attended the
| picture show after which delicious
lunch was served.
Marion Bandy, who for the past few
years has been a resident of Garfield
county, left yesterday for his home in
Texas, where he will visit his brother,
who has just been discharged from the
U. s. medical service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Whitney of
Meeker visited in Glenwood Monday
while enroute to Eagle where Mr.. Whit
ney will take charge of the Hugus y
Company store during the temporary
absence of Tom Lewis
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Miss Laura Rhone enjoyed a visit
Sunday from her brother, Will, who
has just returned from Camp Meade
where he has been in military service.
He departed the first of the week for
his home in Grand Junction.
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Mr. and Mrs. ]. o. Stanage and
daughter, Helen, departed Monday for
Denver. Mr.. Stanage expects to re-
turne the latter part of the week, but
Mrs. Stanage and Helen will spend sew
eral weeks visiting in the capital city
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Mrs. Art Hull of Denver spent a few
days in Glenwood this week. She was
accompanied home by Mrs. George Fer
ris, who has been in ill health for
some time and who went to the capital
city in hopes that she might be benz
fitted by the change.
Word reached Glenwood this week of
the arrival on January 81 at the J. T.
Beesley home in Portland, Oregon, Of
a baby girl, whom they have decided
to call Juanita Beatrice. Mrs Beesley
is well known in Garfield county, be-
ing formerly Miss Mary Sharp.
Gus and 'Beans' Holland returned
home Thursday morning. Gus has been
in the naval training station at Nor
folk, Va, and Vincent has been at
tending the S. A. It. c. at Denver.
They are both looking fine and say
they are glad to get back to Glenwood.
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Col. w. S. Furman of Grand June
ton was in Glenwood Sunday and in
spected the local company, although his
trip was primarily made to investigate
what was best to be done for an armory
for the company. 1t was understood
that the Eagles hall would be leased
temporarily for this purpose, but that
as soon as possible new armory will
be constructed.
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