The Glenwood post., 1919-01-18

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Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hotz of Basalt
made visit to Glenwood Thursday.
H. Thode of Redstone is spending a
few days visiting with his family in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Larson Of Divide
creek were Glenwood visitors the first
of the week.
Miss Leona Thompson, who has been
in Glenwood for the past four months,
returned to her brothers ranch home
near Silt on Wednesday of this week.
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Mrs. Harry Hill has received word
that her brother, Charlie Brown, has
returned from France and is now at
Camp Merritt, New Jersey.
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G. R. Mccarthy has sold hisfproperty
on Eighth and Palmer to Paul l. Gar
ton of this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Carton
do not expect to take possession until
the first of April.
An orchestra composed of Mrs. K.
V. Smith, Miss Marie Keck, Will Bur
naugh and Jesse Peabody furnished the
music for a barn dance given by Ben
Zarlingo at New Castle last night.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E. church
will meet at the home of Miss Amy
Fulghum in North Glenwood The
ladies will tie comforts after which
Miss Fulghum will serve Is cent
lunch.
Joe Allen received his discharge from
West Point military academy the first
of this week and left Glenwood Tues
day morning for Red Cliff where he
has accepted a position in the First
National bank.
Frank Station, who is employed as
janitor at the Glenwood grade school,
this week had the misfortune to fall
on the icy steps, resulting in an injured
hip which confined him to his home
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. " R. Sharp left Thurs
day night for Portland, for few
months visit with their daughter, Mrs
Tom Beasley, and family. They will
also visit friends in Washington and
other western points.
Mrs. Ruby schlegel, infant son and
three step children are here from Sa-
Ida with Mrs. Schlegel's father, B. L.
Nichols, city street commissioner. 1t
will be remembered that Mr.. Schlegel
recently died of the flu.
County Demonstration Miss Pearl
Horn has received word that her broth
II, Carl, VINO has been on the fighting
line with Il the American troops in
France, has arrived safely on this side
and is now at Camp Lee, Virginia.
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The public schools at New Castle
have again been closed owing to the
fact that the janitor, who lives in the
school building, has come down with
the flu, thus causing the fear that
many of the children have been ex
posed.
Last Saturday the Northside Stock
Growers association met at the court
house and passed resolutions concern
ing the use of thoroughbred bulls on
the range. The members of this asso-
citation are doing much to improve their
herds, finding that it is money in their
pockets to pay close attention to the
matter of the best sires they can OBJ
tain.
Lieut.. Earl Rice writes from Fort
Sill, Oklahoma, stating that he is
daddy to fine boy whose advent in
this world dates from January 10.
Mother and babe are at home at Salt
Lake City, but Lieut.. Rice hopes to be
able to join them very soon. The news
of the event is the cause for C. P. Rice
of this city stepping so lively this
week.
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One of the first official acts of our
new county clerk and recorder, Walter
j. Frost, was to act in the capacity of
assistant to Dan Cupid by issuing a
marriage license to William Margie,
the well known Glenwood chef, hailing
from the historic land of Greece, and
Ruth CLANCY of Denver. The marriage
ceremony was Dprformpd Tuesday ovan |