The Glenwood post., 1920-07-24

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tickets. 1t looks like good season.
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Miss Efie Pratt, who taught school
here last year, writes that she has
gone into business at Covina, small
town near Los Angeles, Calf and thus
finds it necessary to resign her pos
ition here.
The Presbyterian church, under the
auspices of the Ladies Aid held pic
mic supper on the Dollison lawn across
the river Tuesday evening. The diff
ferent families with their lunch basket
had quite jovial and get-together
time.
Saturday evening, Ed Starr and
Mrs. E. K. McWonald were married
by Father Carrigan. The couple will
make their home in Leadville. Mr..
Starr formerly lived in Glenwood, but
for the last year has been employed in
Leadville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edinger and
daughter, stella and Mrs. Edinger's
peice, Miss Emma Jordis, with John
Rigney driving the car, left last Sun-
day morning for Ouray, where they
expect to spend the week. They will
return about Sunday.
Mrs. Rena Trimble, accompanied by
her small son Scott, made trip to
Ouray last week for the purpose OF
recreation. She returned Thursday
morning and reports very successful
trip.
Rev Mexican, of the Presbyterian
church wears happy smile these days.
He is the proud father of 81 pound
daughter, born Tuesday morning at
four o clock. Mother and daughter,
who has been christened Mary Eliza
beth, are doing nicely.
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Little Dorothy Smith entertained a
number of her playmates at a birthday
party Tuesday afternoon. The httle
folks had glorious time together be-
fore it was necessary to pull them
selves away for their respective homes.
Miss Dorothy WAS the recipient OF
many beautiful presents.
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The many Glenwood friends of Mis-,
Sarah LSser were somewhat surprised
this week when they learned that this
Young lady had suddenly taken
plunge in the matrimonial game. The
lucky young man is VIM. Barker, a
promising violinist of ST Louis. The
couple expect to make their future
home in st. Louis.
Col. Rice w. Means of Denver will
deliver patriotic address in the
Methodist church on Sunday evening
at 8 o'clock. The Col. is one of the
Colorado men who distinguished him
self in the late war. He will tell of
the performance of some of our Colo
RADIO boys in some of the big battles
of the war. Everybody is invited.
A fishing party, mode up of G. G.
Graham, j. w. Bell, w. w. Spencer,
of Manzanola, Colo, and Mr.. Garland
of South Carolina, travelled by auto to
Trappers lake Sunday, where they
angled for speckled beauties until
Wednesday, when they returned home.
The trout were rather wary and stayed
out of their way very successfully.
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II II. Moore and family of Wichita,
Kansas arrived in Glenwood Saturday
night and remained until Tuesday.
While here they enjoyed visit with
the ]. s. Woody family, Mrs. Moore
being cousin of Mr.. Woody, whom
he has not seen for many years. The
Moores are on their way to California,
driving overland in their car.
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The following party motored to
lSweetwatcr last Sunday and spent the
day fishing, returning home in the
evening with some fine fish. VIM. +.
Guild of Denver, Henry Fitzgerald,
Alva and Will Broughton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Shade and two children AMI
Miss WINNER of Carbondale and l.. n.
Hill of Denver.
Next Monday afternoon will see the
departure of four determined members
of the local company of National
Gnardsmcn for Golden, where they will