The Glenwood post., 1919-02-22
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eih o'ois gave reception
in honor Of B. Aiken and BRIDE After
refreshments were served Worthy Pa
tron Pings, in behalf of the chapter,
presented the happy couple with c
handsome cut glass berry dish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hull and two children
| departed for Oregon Tuesday of this
, week. Mr.. and Mrs. Hull will be
greatly missed in this community where
they have lived the past two years.
They farmed the Wald place the past
year. Previous to that he served as
range rider for this section.
Many of our citizens are on the sick
list this week: Mrs. Mansfield, Mrs.
Dinkel, Mrs. Julia Fuller. Mrs. Oscar
Holland and Mrs. Jas. Zimmerman.
Claus Peters spent several days in
Glenwood this week, trying the baths
as means of discarding that horrible
after flu feeling.
The Thimble club met at the home
of Mrs. H. Robinson on Thursday and
sewed on the Red Cross refugee gar
ments.
The Study club held its usual meet
ing at the Mountain View hotel with
fifteen members present. They lis
tened to an inspiring address concern
ing opportunities of club women as in
dividuals, by Mrs. Chas. Harris.
The mask ball held last Friday night
at the 1. o. o. F. hall was well attend
ed. The excellent music was furnished
by the Rhyme orchestra.
The Methodist civic center is well
under way and the ladies' Aid expect
to hold their meeting there Thursday
of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller returned
from Chicago last Saturday. They
spent a pleasant winter in that me-
tropolis, but are glad to return to Col
orado's sunshine.
Mr.. Mansfield was forced to seek
the advice of a physician Wednesday.
1t seems many of our citizens are hav-
ing hard time getting really strong
after having had the flu.
Mr.. o. T. Anderson went to Twin
Falls, Idaho, last Saturday for a few
days. Mr.. Anderson has been spending
the winter in Carbondale, buying po-
tatoes for st. Louis firm.
Verne Harris went to Denver last
week. He entered hospital and un-
derwent a serious operation last Sat
urday. He has recovered from the
anaesthetic and is slowly improving.
Will Smith arrived home this morn
ing. He has been in training camp
in the east. An older brother, Merlin,
arrived from overseas last week An
other brother, Fred, was wounded and
gassed in the Jnue drive of last year
and has not been heard from since Sep
tember, and his family is getting very
anxious about him.
Mrs. Martha Witchie entertained
last Thursday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Hull. After a pleasant after
noon spent in sewing, dainty refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Emma Lyon journied to Denver
Sunday evening. She goes as a repre-
sentative of the Rebecca lodge. While
there she will visit her daughter, Miss
Lois.
Clyde Guss and wife arrived home
last Friday from California. They had
a pleasant trip, but are glad to re
home again.
Dan Mccarthy, who suffered brok-
en- hip last week, is on the road to
recovery.
c. Fl. Harris is very busy these days
buying potatoes for an eastern firm.
According to his story he was south
of town one day this week and, having
so much business, he was wishing that
moment, when he noticed peculiar
dark object rolling along in front of
him, when his car suddenly stopped.
He got out to ascertain the trouble
and found that the "dark object" was
the rear wheel of his automobile trav-
cling north in advance of him.
DR.. Jacoby motored to Glenwood
last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Sam Geigel is spending a few
days at the ranch and Miss Thelma is
"batching.'