The Glenwood post., 1919-08-16

An elevator is this week being con
structed from the sidewalk to the
cellar under Parkison's drug store in
the Hotel Glenwood building. This is
a necessary improvement which will
add much to the convenience of the
place, and save much work.
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Mrs. Emma J. Beymer of Rocky
Ford, president Of the Rebekah assem-
bly, Of the state Of Colorado, made An
official visit to the local Rebekahs last
Monday. Mrs Beymer is . charming
lady and her visit was very much ell
joyed by the members of the lodge at
this place.
The following left Sunday for a
weeks camping trip at Redstone:
Mesdames E. M. Clarke, Erie Hubbard,
E. R. Ould, John Cerny, Jr., and Misses
Nina Walz and Edna Dow. Mrs.
Thayer Hubbard and. son and Mrs.
Harold Spahr and children and Agnes
Hubbard joined the party Tuesday.
Mr.. Colburn of Ames, Iowa, w. 1.
Hutchinson Of Denver and h. H.
French of this city have been busy the
past week making moving pictures in
the Holy Cross forest. These pictures
will be handled by the Pathe Film COM
pany and will be shown to emphasize
the recreational advantages of me ma
t.onal forests.
Arthur Morrison, a brilliant young
lawyer Of Denver, and q former member
Of the state civil service commission,
and q party Of Denver friends drove
over this week in two big cars, coming
over Perthoud PASS. They are que its
of the Hotel ColoIad and are having
a mos. delightful visit to this ger Ct
Rocky mountain resorts.
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H. l.. Torrey and family and Mrs.
Torrey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willett
of Iowa, made an auto trip to Steam
boat Springs this week, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willett remaining for visit to their
son, DR.. Willett of Steamboat. The
Torreys returned to Glenwood Wednes-
day evening, declaring the trip most
enjoyable in every respect.
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Mary Hubbard entertained a dozen
Of her little friends at . party at her
home at 1102 Bennett avenue, last Sat
urday afternoon, the oeeadon being hee
ninth birthday. The afternoon was
spent in playing games after which de-
licious- refreshments wore served and
Miss Mary received best wishes for
many more happy birthdays
F. W. Dewitt, John Richardson,
Vaughn Heberling and Mr.. Thomas
spent several days at sweetwater lake
this week fishing They had splendid
luck and are very much in love with
the place. Aessrs. Dewitt, Richardson
and Heberling returned home Thursday
but Mr.. Thomas remained to assist
George Machin with his hay crop.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mercer Kinsman and
son, Gerald, Of Grand Junction made q
brief visit to Glenwood the first Of
the week. While here they were the
guests Of Mrs. Kinsman's sister, Mrs.
George Hinman. They returned home
Tuesday morning, accompanied by
Charles Hinman, who expects to visit
in the Junction until the opening Of
school.
Word reached Glenwood this week
of the death on July 10, At Holyoke,
Colorado, Of Rev. J. M. Dickey, Meth
odist minister at that place, but for
merly of the Methodist church in this
city. The cause of his death was not
stated. Mr.. and Mrs. Dickey made
many friends in Glenwood during their
stay here, and the news Of the former 3
death will be received as a great shock.
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Mrs. G. D. Talbot and Mrs. B. F.
Humphries Of Tonkowa, Oklahoma,
have spent several weeks in Glenwood
and they report to the Post that they
have greatly enjoyed this delightful
climate and the beautiful scenery ad-
jacent to Glenwood. The cool nights,
the refreshing air, clear slElss, the
water and the picturesque surroundings
have greatly appealed to these ladies,
who feel that they would be glad to
make their home in the mountains and
espec ally in Glenwood.
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