The Glenwood post., 1919-05-17
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FAs aeeting of the executive COM
nittss Of the Garfield County Red
Cross chapter which was to have been
held last Tuesday has been postponed
to the following Tuesday, Nay 10, at
the city hall.
Ms Marie Strohm and Miss Edna
Baidauf, teachers from Wyoming, were
IN 0lsavood Wednesday on their way
TO Gypsum, where they will attend the
Eagle County High school commence
ment exercises.
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David g James well known farmer
and stockman of Carbondale, suffered
paralytic stroke last week and is con-
sidered in . precarious condition at
this writing, although he has improved
slightly during the week.
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Miss Ruth Carter, who has just fin
ished a successful term of school at
Harvey Gap, spent the first of the
week visiting friends in Glenwood, de-
parting Wednesday for Rifle, where she
will visit for short time.
W. 8. Parkison is this week moving
the Pharmacy to the Hotel Glenwood
corner. It is big job and not at all
an easy one, but when it is finished
this store will enjoy one of the finest
business locations in the city.
Mrs.. Frank Langston was agreeably
surprised Wednesday evening, at her
home on Colorado avenue, by few
friends, the occasion being her birth
day. she was presented with beau
tiful hanging basket of flowers.
O'Brien Bros. of Denver are opening
up in the Everett building vulcani=-
ing and tire repair shop where they
will soon be prepared to doctor all
kinds of sick tires. They are agents
for Glenwood for the Gates rubber
halfsoles.
II is safe to say that it will be a
long time before anyone else is given
permission to move building through
the streets of Glenwood. One expert
ence such as we have suffered the past
two or three weeks is enough to last
long tine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Barlow have
sold their residence on Blake avenue 10
j. W. Rawles, who will take possession
about the first of June. Mr. and Mrs.
Barlow will remain in Glenwood this
summer, but expect to spend the winter
in California.
". P. Mulligan, of Longmont, who
hes been visiting at the Lee ranch or
-Four Nile, wae taken seriously ill and
brought to the Glenwood sanitarium last
Saturday. His wife arrived from Long
mont Sunday and returned home with
her husband Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Malaby arrived
in ilenwood the first of the week for
a two weeks visit with Floyd's par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Malaby.
Floyd il in the employ Of the Noun
tain States Telephone and Telegraph
company at Caldwell, Idaho.
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The military ball given by Co. L at
Armory hall Tuesday night was we'll
attended and was success in every
way. The hall was beautifully dec
Grated, and with the excellent music
furnished BY the O'Brien orchestra
everyone present greatly enjoyed the
evening.
Fred Volkert returned this week from
Leadville with his Overland car which
he drove over the pass and down the
canon by installments. He had some
grief before he finished the trip, tho
last OBSTACLE being huge mass of rock
up the canon, in the neighborhood Of
the steam shovel.
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John Lewis Moore, a young business
man Of DeBeque, and Miss Virginia
Fannye Harris of Mesa motored to
Glenwood this week and were married
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