The Glenwood post., 1919-10-11
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- REVIEW

Miss Catherine MacRae has resumed
her position in the county treasurer g
office after q short vacation spent in
Boulder.
Mrs. Anna Glass, who has been Wis
ting her mother, Mrs. Julia Richard
son, for several weeks, left Tuesday
for her home in Tucson, Arizona.
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The United States Civil Service COM
mission announces The examination Of
forest and field clerk to be held at an
early date at the postoffice in this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Gregory are here
from Missouri visiting their son, ]. r.
Gregory Of the First National bank,
and also their granddaughter, Mrs. A.
A. Lippincott.
Hear Cal Stewart in person at the
Orpheum Saturday night. The man
who makes the Uncle Josh stories for
your phonograph and who has made
millions laugh.
Jake Murray, undersherif of Lake
county, returned to Leadville the first
Of the week, having been called here
by the illness Of his little daughter,
who was greatly improved when he
left.
Mrs. ]. F. Mccoy entertained the fol-
lowing guests at a delightful dinner
party Monday evening: Gus AMI
Stephen Holland, Jerome French, Floyd
McKinna, Wayne Roelofson, Jack
Crutcher, Francis Mccoy, Bert Mccoy
and ]. F. Mccoy.
C. II. King, clerk of the district
court, and Judge Smith of the county
court are among those who returned
the first of the week from the hunting
grounds. Each is wearing q smile
which indicates that they are familiar
with the taste Of venison.
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M. and Mrs. 8. B. Potter of Rifle
were Glenwood visitors Wednesday and
while here Mr.. Potter handed us an
other years subscription to the Post.
We wish there were more subscribers
like Mr.. Potter, who would remember
MS when they como to town.
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While in the discharge Of his duties
at the D. L. r. g. railroad yards Mon
day, Harry Prime had the misfortune
to be badly scalded when carload OF
cinders blew up. First aid was at once
administered to his feet, arms and face
and the injured parts are now healing
nicely.
Mrs.. Phil Smith of Seven Castles un-
dsrwent an operation Wednesday tof
appendicitis at the Glenwood santa
rum and is getting along nicely At
this writing. Mrs. Smith is daughter
of N.s. E. NJ. Clarke of this city and
sister of Mrs. Erie Hubbard, Mrs.. E.
R. Ould and John Clarke.
Mn. Leah Allen and sons, Joe and
Charlie, and Mrs. ]. g. Woody left
Sunday in the Allen car for Grand
Junction for few days visit. Tho
Aliens visited in Grand Junction and
Ars. Woody went on to Fruita and
visitsA with relatives The party re-
turned homo Wednesday night.
", 8. Parkison returned Thursday
from the Collbran country whore he en-
joyed . visit Of few days with his
brother, Parke. Mr. Parkison says 1t
is shame that the country Is not con
neeted with Garfield county by way OF
a road up Divide creek and over tho
paes. He claims such q road is feast
tle and not very expensave, and 1t
would put Glenwood in reasonable con
t..t with . splendid farming era.
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Nrs. n. B. Walz entertained at
pretty dinner party last evening (Fn-
dav, At her West Glenwood home, In
honor of Floyd McKenna, who has Just
returned from the U. 8. navy service.
Cover, were laid for: Floyd Mckennt,
Gus Holland, Bert Mccoy, Wayne
Rolofson, Dick McGuirk, John Clarke,
and Lester Mechau; Mrs. Lester
NesAau, Mrs. John Ccrny; Misses Hazel
CAapnan, ErmA Hubbard, Helen Pat
tersoa and Beatrice Mccoy. Ars. J.
F. NeCoy assisted Mrs. walz with tho