The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-08-14
TWENTY YnAas AGO
Items Taken from tho 0lsnwood Post
Published the Second week in
August, 1900

August, 1900
Mrs. H. W. Ennen and children,
Cora and Katie, are visiting with Mrs,
Falk of Aspen.
y. d. Button is the new express
driver for the D. & R. g. Express Co.
Roy Messick, the former driver ex-
poets to take a position at Carbonate.
Curtis Goudy, SON Of Hon. Frank G.
Cloudy Of Denver is spending a week
In Glenwood enjoying the attractions
of our famous resort.
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Henry Hubbard and wife, Byron
Hubbard and wife and Charley IIub.
bard and family returned the first of
the week from pleasant outing in
the hills.
Judge Noonan drove to the Yule
ranch on Garfield creek last Saturday.
and returned Sunday with Mrs Noon
an and the children, who had spent
week in the country visiting.
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DIR. Crook and daughter Arta visited
IN Leadville last Monday, and now
Miss Aria is the proud possessor Of a
graphaphone, the gift of her grandpa ,
whom she declares is the dearest old
grandpa in seven states
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Millard Everett and nephew Eddie
Everett, returned Tuesday evening
from a three weeks trip in the hills.
They extended their journey to Steam
boat Springs returning by the lakes,
where they found excellent fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schwarz return
ed Tuesday evening from Denver. az
companied by DIR. Jacob Roth and his
sister, Miss Louisa Roth. These young
people reside in Zweibruecken, Ger
many, WHeIo NE. hotu IoSehliy poSdh
the practice of medicine. They will
remain in Glenwood several weeks Wis.,
iting with their uncles, Louis and
Jacob Schwarz.
Joe Claudon this week enjoyed a
visit from his brother, A. E. Claudon,
who is directing foreman of the Wab-
ash Railroad machine Shops at Mober-
ly, Mo- Mr.. Claudon expressed his re-
greet that the exactions of his position
would not permit him to remain longer
in "Beautiful Glenwood.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w C. Springer, Mr.
| and Mrs. W. T Oates and Mr.. and
Mrs C. c. Graham, all of Oxford, Ne
braska were recent visitors to Glen
wood and expressed themselves as So
thoroughly satisfied with the place as
resort that they will return next
wear and make q more extended stay
After seeing Glenwood they very much
regretted that they had exhausted the
limit of their tickets in camping and
fishing in less desirable places, but
say that next year they will purchase
tickets direct to Glenwood and will
not stop ON the way.
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B. T. Napier arrived home from
Denver last Wednesday morning wear
ing a down-east expression. which be
carried until noon when a great trans
formation took place, and it was not
iced that Barney was walking on All
and his countenance was literally
wreathed in smiles. His friends were
surprised at the sudden change, and
| pressed hif for reason. "Hush!
said Barney as though he were afraid
he'd wake the baby. "It's girl.
Then he sprang a telegram which con
viewed the information that Mrs. Napier
who. at 8 o clock on Wednesday even
ing had accompanied heI husband &c
the union depot had at 1'"lo'R
hursday morn :.g given birth to
u pounl girl. The further intelligence
V as conv.y,A that mother and dangh
1or wer, doing nicely cain" that
splendid news said Barney as he jump
ea M aud cracked his heels toge'he;
orain? "Hcrc have one of these cho''
Uovanas,, "Thanksv and Barney
packed, his grip and Thursday evening
started for Denver on visit to the
new daughter.
"Another hapenny, please, my BOY
i 1,l,s ..ano nm n ha ,nennY today