The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1919-08-02

the school term at Whiting, Indiana,
where she has taught the past year.
She is visiting her parents, Judge and
Mrs John T. Shumate
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Attention is called to the half page
ad of Howard & Trorey appearing else
where in this issue. These yonug men
but recently engaged in business in
but they have enjoyed 4
splendid trade, and are fast proving
that they are worthy of the patronage
they have thus far. received.
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Attorney M. J. Mayes was called to
Emma Monday to prosecute a case in
justice court wherein VIM. Shearer was
charged by Mark Shippee with cutting
the ditch of the latter and appropriat-
ing his water. Shearer was fined fifty
dollars and costs, but the fine was sus-
pended during his good behavior.
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Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Wormell of Grand
Junction are visiting in Glenwood this
week. They were former residents of
this city and always enjoy meeting
their friends of the olden days. Mr..
Wormell is travelling representative for
the Henkel-Duke Mercantile company
and includes Glenwood in his territory.
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families, who have spent the past week
visiting the o. B. Brutsche family at
their ranch home on Three Mile creek,
left Thursday night for their home in
Coon Rapids, Iowa. Mrs. VIM. Pepper
accompanied the Brutsche family back
to the ranch Friday for a weeks visit.
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The Misses Beatrice, Gertrude and
Mildred Drach of Denver and Stanley
Scott Of Las Animas arrived in Glen
wood Wednesday, having driven from
Denver in the Drachs' big car. They
expect to remain here about week
and visit the many friends Of the
Draeh girls in Glenwood and New
Castle.
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An interesting shore service was con-
Quoted by Rev. John G. strubel and
Rev. Thos. W. Stamp, two Of our local
on last Sunday morning,
when they administered the rites Of
baptism by immersion to little Albert
and Della Heberlng at the swimming
pool. The children were later taken
into full membership in the Presbyte-
rian church at the morning service. A
few Of the immediate friends were
present.
Mrs. Tom Allen and two sons and a
party from Leadville, sixteen in all,
motord to Redstone Wednesday in three
cars and shortly after they reached
Redstone the bridge was washed out,
making it impossible for them to re-
turn home for several days. AS the
Post goes to press they have not found
Q way out of their difficulty, but are
trying to make the best Of things and
thinking Of the time when they will
again be safe in Glenwood.
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About twenty friends of Mrs. c. E.
Hubbard gathered at her home We'd
ness1ay evening to bid her farewell be
fore her departure for Modesto, Cali
fornia, for an extended visit with
her niece, Mrs. George Hamilton. A
very pleasant evening was spent, de-
lieious refreshments were served and
the party accompanied Mrs. Hubbard
to the train, and babe her God speed
and best wishes for a safe and pleas
ant journey.
Mrs. Nellie B. Layton arrived in
Glenwood Sunday morning from Gree
ley, Colorado, and visited until Thurs
day night with her brother, Dorr c.
Belden, exchange manager Of the local
telephone Office. Mrs. Layton is on
her way to California where she has
accepted position as music instructor
in the university at Pasadena. For
several years she has had charge OF
the music at the State Teachers col
lege at Greeley.
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The Glenwood Springs sanitarium
company has purchased from Edward
T. Taylor lots 81 and % in block Is IN
Glenwood. These lots are on Bennett
avenue, just to the rear Of tho sanita.
rum, and have been cultivated this
year by the sandtarium people in gar
dsn and Nowers.- They mako . valua-
BILE addition to the sAnitafium property,
- they can be used to good advantage
every year In supplying fresh vegsta'