The Glenwood post., 1919-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Wickman and
children left Thursday morning for
Montana, where they intend to make
their home in the future.
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Mrs. Harry Hill entertained at New
Years dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. f. r.
Langston and Thelma and Misses
Nellie and Leila Witteman.
Mrs. Scott of Debeque returned to
her home Saturday morning after
spending several days visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Clyde Yates of this city.
Miss Pearl Horn, County Home
Demonstration, returned Thursday even
ing from Lamar, Colorado, where she
has spent the holidays with her par
ents.
Mrs Devlin of Meeker last week
visited her sister, Miss Elizabeth Mu!
hollen, at the Glenwood sanitarium,
and on Friday they both departed for
their Meeker home.
in the office of the Denver & Rio
Grande depot here for some time, was
this week transferred to Shoshonc,
where he has the position of depot
agent.
The first day of this year was the
coolest we have had this winter, the
mercury registering Is degrees below
zero. However, even that does no.
seem especially cold in this storm
less climate.
Curtis Gherkin was in Glenwood last
Saturday on his way to his home in
Carbondale. Curtis has just returned
from England and is one of the first
Garfield County boys to return from
overseas duty.
fred zimmerman OF JarDonuale re-
Gently returned from Yale where he
was taking radio training. After a
visit with the home folks he left Sat
urday night for Denver, where he will
seek position.
At the Garfield County High School
yesterday afternoon J. C. Magruder of
Grand Junction, assistant manager of
the Holly Sugar corporation, addressed
the classes on the process of manufac-
turing sugar from beets.
Mrs. l.. L. Soule went to Rifle last
week to care for her sister, Miss
Sylvia Barber who was suffering with
the flu. After being there only few
days Mrs. Soule took the disease and
is now quite sick at that place.
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}. l.. Herwick of Grand Valley was
in the city Tuesday attending to some
business affairs. He reports consider
able interest in the oil shale business
in his section with a prospect for much
development work in the spring.
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The epidemic of influenza seems to
be receding all over the country. At
least that IS true of Glenwood and
ether Garfield county towns. We now
have two cases in light form and no
new eases have developed for several
days.
Miss Betty Brown returned to Glen
wood the first of the week from Mis-
souri, where she has been visiting rela-
tives for the past six weeks. She has
again taken up her position as teacher
high school.
Charlie keegan expects to return
home the first of the week from Den
yer, where he went to spent New Years
day with his wife and baby, who have
been visiting with relatives for several
weeks. Mrs. Keegan will accompany
her husband home.
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A marriage license was issued on
December 30 to c. J. Hopkins and
Elsie Ferguson, both of this city This
young couple planned to be united in
marriage on New Years day, but their
plans were shattered as they both hal
the flu on that day.
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R. W. McGuirk left Wednesday
morning for Denver, where he will at
tend the legislative committee of as
SCISSORS, which met Thursday and Fri
day. Mr.. McGuirk was one of the five