The Glenwood post., 1919-07-12
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Smith are the
proud parents Of 81 pound baby boy
born at their home on Eighth street,
Thursday July 8
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto johnson and
daughter, Marjorie, of Leadville ars
hene enjoying the vapor baths and the
big swimming pool.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Bloomquist and
party, who have been spending tho
past two months visiting in Glenwood
and Leadville, returned to their horne
at Alma Sunday.
Mrs G. A. Montandon and little
daughter, Eloise, left Sunday for
Lester, Michigan, where they will enjoy
a visit with the formers parents until
the opening of school.
families, Mrs Fl. H. French and daugi-
ter, Mary, and Miss LaRita Collins
were among the Glenwoodites to spend
the Fourth in Rifle.
Mrs. J. D. Sipprille and son of Grand
Valley are guests at the L. L. Cramp
home They expect to be joined here by
Mr.. Sipprille and daughter, who have
beel visiting in Maine.
Dr. Desmond Moore arrived in Glen
wood the first of the week and is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
e. Moore. Desmond was a graduate
this year from the dental school at the
University of Denver, and is now a
full fledged dentist.
Miss May McReavy has now assumed
full charge of her duties as city clerk
and Miss Mary Guadagnolo, who has
done the work while Miss McReavy
was finishing the closing months as
teacher in the public schools, is no
longer in the Office.
Two mon viii be sent from Co. L
to the elimination camp at Golden
about July % and Y they have suffi-
cient qualifications will then be sent
to Caldwell, New Jersey, to attend the
rational rifle shoot. We hope that the
two men from Co. L will be fortunate
enough to taks this trip.
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Stanley Wallace Mooney, the five
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Mooney, died last Saturday after an
fitness Of only q few days. Mrs..
Mooney and daughter were also sick
in bed and unable to attend the funer-
al which was held Monday afternoon
at Mortician Burdge's chapel.
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Mrs. J. P. Thomas and daughter,
Mary Anne, of Trinidad, arrived IN
Glenwood last week and will spend the
summer here. The Thomas family are
former residents of Glenwood and have
many friends here who look forward
to their annual visits to our little city.
They have rented Mrs Leah Allen 8
house on Cooper avenue.
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A night mail clerk 10 now ON duty
at the postoffice up to =. m. Mail
from all trains arriving before that
time will be distributed. Mail for
train No. must be in the Office be-
fore 1880 p. M, and for train No.
before 1850 q. m. The regular mail
clerk service has been transferred from
train No. Q to train No. 16.
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Mis Helen Bigham returned home
last week from Sterling, Colorado,
where she has been a teacher in the
primary department of the schools for
the past year. She will spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
@. E. Mshan, and vii return to ster-
ling in the fall, as she has been re-
employed for another tern.
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Glenwood is slated for . real treat
next week when Miss Marion Kings
bury, genuine Colorado product, who
has sung with great success with the
great Metropolitan Opera company of
New York City as well - the leading
operas of Europe, and her tributes from
the press are many and glowing, will
appear at the Odeon theater Wednes-
day, July is. She will have to assist
her, Mis- Marie Edwards of Jeadville,
the possessor of a remarkably sweet
and well schooled soprano voice, and