The Glenwood post., 1919-11-01

business visitor here the first of the
week.
Mrs. Thos. W. Stamp spent We'd
nesday visiting friends at her former
home in New Castle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Bottorff and
son Merle of Silt were visitors in Glen
wood two days this week.
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Mrs. V. DeMerschman of Grand
Junction is spending week in Glen
wood visiting with friends.
Mrs. j. T. Miles and sister, Mira.
Lola Brown, and Fred Adams of Silt
were Glenwood visitors Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Knupp of Rifle
visited here this week with Mrs.
knupp's sister, Mrs. E. W. Larmee.
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Mrs. Lewis Love and little son of
Rifle are visiting Mrs. Loves par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Fravert.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Fuller of the
Fair store in Silt enjoyed few days
rest and visit with friends in Glen
wood this week.
Miss Maurie Cole, teacher of the
upper Cattle creek school spent the
weekend visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Cole of this city.
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Miss Fay Collins made hurried trip
to her home in Silt Monday for a
short visit with her brother, who has
just returned home from the navy.
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Agnes Hubbard fell from a teeter
ladder on the playground Tuesday
afternoon and received severe jar.
She sustained however, no serious jn-
jury.
Mrs. George Hawley and Mrs. R. c.
Callen of Rifle were among the out of
town visitors, who were present at the
Eastern Star Halloween party Wednes-
day night.
Miss Minnie Freitag, formerly with
the Korn Book and Stationery store
left Saturday night for Denver to en-
joy visit with her parents, who came
out from Iowa.
Miss Lill e Kunes of the local tele
phone office j. enjoying a month s
vacation. She left Tuesday morning
for Grand Junction to visit friends
for few weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Surber motor
ed down from the Dickson ranch III
the Crystal Springs country Wednes
day afternoon for Mrs. Surber to have
some dental work done.
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G.. NJ. Hunter of Deadwood, South
Dakota has been transferred from the
forest office at that place to the po
sition of deputy supervisor for the 10
cal office of the Holy Cross forest.
Mrs. j. H. Brown, who has been II
Denver for the past two weeks, an
derwent serious operation at Mercy
Hospital last Thursday but at this
writing is getting along as well as
possible. Mrs. Browns son Wayne
who accompanied her to Denver is
Wis ting friends in the city.
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Mrs. f. B. Reeves returned home
the first of the week from Pueblo
where she and her daughter Ruby, who
met her at Canon City visited Mr.
Reeves mother, who has been trou.
bled with her eyes. On the return
trip Mrs. Reeves spent few days in
Canon City with Ruby, who is attend
ing Mt. st. scholastca academy.
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c. L. Stewart of San Francisco Wis.
tied three days this week with his
cousin, DR.. C. NJ. Stewart of this city
Mr.. Stewart is chief of the navy re-
cruiting board in this section and had
been to Denver on official business
and took the opportunity of visiting
his cousin on the return trip. He
greatly enjoyed his short stay in Glen
wood.
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| AS elsewhere announced, the teach
ers' institute at Grand Junction takes
place next week The first session
will be held Tuesday evening at 8
o. clock and the last Friday forenoon
School here will be in session Monday
and Tuesday, and will then be dis
missed for the rest of the week. The