The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1919-08-23

In 6llle, spent TWO uAyB III 0ieAWOou
last week visiting her friend, Miss
Elizabeth Elliott, while ON her way to
Spokane, Washington, where she has
q position as teacher in the schools.
Fred w. Mendenhall, district engi-
neer, who has charge of the road con-
ptruction Of the forestry department,
was in town this week comforting with
Supervisors French and Blair and plan
ming for road work for the coming
year.
Last Wednesday representatives OF
Summit, Lake and Eagle counties met
with the Garfield county commission
ers concerning litigation now pending
in regard to boundary lines between
the said counties. No definite action
was taken.
Mrs. d. l.. Rachofskey and Miss Sa-
rah Rachofskey of Denver and Mrs II.
colt, Nebraska, are guests at the j.
N. Silver home. The former is Mrs.
Silver's mother and the latter two are
her sisters.
Mr.. and Ms. W. D. Emmerson of
Denver are enjoying two weeks va
cation in Glenwood visiting Mrs. En-
merson's aunt, Mrs. Thos. W. tSamp.
Mr. Emmerson holds the position Of
commercial man with the Mountain
States Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany.
Sergeant John T. Carey, who has
just received his discharge from over
. years service in the U. S. army,
stopped off in Glenwood Sunday for
visit with his aunt, Mrs. Annie b.
Sharpe. Mr.. Carey was on his way to
Marble to visit his mother, Mrs. Ida
Carey.
A slight forest fire, set by passing
train, was reported Thursday evening
opposite Shoshone, in the White River
forest. Yesterday it was pretty nearly
extinquished and it is believed that it
will not reach any big timber, but will
die down without doing any serious
damage.
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J. H. Barker, wife and little son
arrived Saturday night from Waco,
Texaa, for q few weeks visit with
Mr.. Bsrker's parents, his sister, Mrs.
8. J. Daley, and his brother, Clarence
Barker. Mr.. Barker is cashier for the
Southern Union Life Insurance com
pany ct Waco
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At their meeting Wednesday even
ing the chamber of commerce appoint
ed q committee to consider the matter
Of advertising for next year in the
American Blue Book, the national road
and automobile directory and guide.
A report ON the matter will probably
be made ct the next meeting.
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The Band Box vaudeville or concert,
given under the auspices Of the Cath
ollie Women's association, at the Odeon
Wednesday evening, was well attend
ed. Miss Josa Quinn and Miss Ger
trude Bailey, the performers, displayed
very good talent, both in their musical
selections and in their representations.
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About eighteen friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Bartlett very pleasantly
surprised them at their home on Ben
nett avenue last Friday evening. The
evening was spent in playing games,
after which delicious refreshments
were served and the guests departed
at late hour, declaring they had
spent most delightful evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stell were in
GlenwOod the first Of the week on
their way to Woodland Park, near
Colorado Springs, MI. Steu having been
transferred from the White River to
the Pike National. forest. Mr.. stell
was with the White River forest in
this city over a year ago. Mrs. Stell
will be remembered as Miss Anna
Rittmayer.
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) Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Henderson and
son, Jerome, and Mr.. and Mrs. Cara
johnson arrived in Glenwood Sunday
night from Shenandoah, Iowa, for
visit with Mrs. Henderson Is sister ami
Mrs .Johnson's cousin, Mrs. u. A.
Wahh Tia Marty mokoYed through the