The Glenwood post., 1919-03-15

cltlS at the GlenW00d Sanltarlum Mon
day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Love and son,
Charles, returned to their Rifle home
Wednesday after spending week with
Mrs. Loves parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
| w. Fravert.
! Home Demonstration Miss Horn and
| County Agent Alfred returned the first
of the week from Fort Collins where
they have been attending the confer
ence of agriculturists.
Miss Helen Rosenberg, one of Glen
woods young ladies who is attending
the state university at Boulder, has
been appointed secretary for the com
mittee for arranging the annual May
festival given by the university.
V. DeMerschman, a former resident
of Glenwood but now located at Mont
truck between Montrose and Delta, ar
rived in Glenwood Tuesday. He will
be here a few days attending to busi
ness affairs
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Sullivan arrived in
Glenwood Tuesday from California
where they spent the winter. They
We're glad to get back to Colorado, and
as they have made a home in Glenwood
they expect to remain here and make
this their permanent place of residence.
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j. w. Brosius this week sold the old
| Brosius barn on Blake avenue to VIM.
LaVallie, who has torn it down and
will use the lumber in other buildings.
This old building has long been
menace and there are many who will
be glad to know that it has been torn
down.
Captain j. G. Lyll formerly stationed
with the national guards at Shoshone,
has been assigned to reconstruction
work in France, being assigned to the
agricultural department, this position
being awarded to Captain Lyll by rea-
son of his familiarity with the culture
of sugar beets.
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yesterday morning from her son, Wal
ter, stating that he had just arrived in
the good old U. s. A., and expected to
be home in the near future. Walter
was one of the first Glenwood boys to
enter the service and has been oversas
for several months.
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Fred A. Volkert and family of Lead
vile moved to Glenwood this week
and expect to reside here permanently.
Mr.. Volkert is tonsorial artist and
expects to open up his business within
the next week in the building on
Eighth street, formerly used as bar
Der shop by the late W H. Clark
Miss Bernadine Bockenstett, a dis
charged nurse from the recuperation
hospital at Aurora, departed for her
home at Kansas City last Friday after
spending a few days visiting her
friend, Mrs. Art Crouch of tcis city.
Miss Bockenstett was so infatuated
with our city that she expects to return
here in the future.
A number of Horace Darrow s friends
last Saturday received news from him
to the effect that he has just returned
from his second trip to Europe. He
stated that he enjoyed his work as
radio operator on U. s. transport
very much and thinks he will make one
more trip across the ocean before he is
discharged from the service.
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News received from Denver WedneS-
day afternoon announcing the death
of Hon. B. T. Napier certainly cast a
pail of sorrow over this community
Not only was Mr.. Napier pioneer in
this section, but he led a very active
life, always taking a very prominent
part in those matters looking to the
general welfare of the community.
| News of his death came as a distinct
shock to the community.
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| A movement is now on foot among
the residents of Spring valley to build
a road to that country, starting near
the Station ranch on the Glenwood-Car-
bondale road and following the present
dump" road through the Sheriff. and
Downing ranches. This will furnish
| tho naoplo of tbot aaction with a fair