The Glenwood post., 1919-07-05

F. W. Kaiser. She expects to spend
the summer here.
Mrs. D. A. Randle and daughter left
Thursday morning for Grand Junction
in the hopes that Mrs. Randle g health
might be benefited.
The Presbyterian church is giving
lawn social on Mrs. Foote 3 lawn, at
the corner of Blake avenue and Tenth
street, next Monday evening, July 7.
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Mrs. A. j. Thompson and daughter
arrived last night friday from Eu-
reka, Kansas, and will spend the sum
mer with the formers sister, Mrs. F.
w. Kaiser.
Rollin Smith left Thursday for
Grand Junction, where he will join
Harry Harris band of that place and
furnish music for the celebration at
Debeque the Fourth.
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Mrs. Harry Hill and daughter, Har
riet, left the first of the week for Salt
Lake City, where they will be Joined
later by Mr.. Hill, and the family then
expect to go to Idaho Falls for va
cation.
BRING YOUR SCHOOL CHILDREN
to the Hotel Glenwood, Glenwood
Springs, where DR.. K. G. Sapero, the
we'll known eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist of Denver, will examine their
eyes free, Tuesday, July 18th.
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The ur-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Heuschkel Of Cattle
creek was operated at the Glenwood
sanitarium Tuesday morning for bad
case Of appendicitis, from which she
had been suffering since she had the
flu last March.
Dr.. c. L. Williams and family have
rented the Harkins residence at the
corner of Ninth and Palmer, recently
vacated by the Claude Conners family,
the latter having recently moved to the
house at the corner of Tenth street and
Bennett avenue.
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Mr.. Gibson of Longmont, q partner
with Mr.. Lee in the Cummins ranch
on -Four Nile creek, visited hsrs this
week. Mr.. Gibson says northern Colo
RADIO is going throug hthe hottest and
dryest period it has known in the past
thirty-seven years.
Chas C. Wallm of Helper, Utah, and
Mrs. Gertrude Cook of Price, Utah,
were married at the Methodist parson-
age, by Rev. VIM. Pepper, Wednesday
afternoon. The couple will remain
here over the Fourth and will then
leave for Kansas for weeks visit.
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The Flower Shop has added to its
quarters the room formerly occupied
and recently vacated by Attorney M.
]. Mayes, and just south of their for
mer shop. They have removed the par
tition and re-decorated the building
and now have a very attractive store.
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s. E. Classify and wife left Monday
night for their home in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Classify has spent the past week
as guest at the Hotel Colorado while
Mr.. Classify was transacting business in
Eagle in connection with the Horse
Mountain Mining and Milling Corpora
tion.
Don't forget that next Tuesday Glen
wood Is summer Chautauqua will begin,
and that it will continue to and inclnd-
ling next Saturday. There will be ten
numbers altogether and they are ar
ranged to suit all classes and tastes.
The safest plan il to buy season tickets
and then attend every entertainment.
W. H. Farnum returned home Sunday
from Colorado Springs, where ne had
been in attendance at the convention
of the Funeral Directors association
held there four days last week. He
reports very interesting session. On
the last day of the meeting the party
was taken to he summit of Pixies
Peak.
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Walter Parkison and bride arrived
in Glenwood last Friday night and are
visiting Walters parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. 8. Parkison. Walter has just re-
eeived his discharge from the service
and was married in Boulder a few days
before coming to Glenwood. His wife
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