The Glenwood post., 1920-04-10

Messrs L. E. and J. E. Stauffer, W.
j. Harmon, II. L. Murray and T. NJ
Hickman and Mesdames J. E. and L.
E. Stauffer and Harmon and Miss But
ler and the two Harmon boys motorcd
to Glenwood Tuesday and attended
the meeting of the Inter Church World
Movement.
Mrs. Al George returned Sunday at
ternoon from Grand Junction accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. W. T. Turn
er. The latter will also visit her daugh-
ter Miss Annis Turner while here.
Mary Dinsmore is quite sick at her
home. Mrs. Chas. Brockway came in
Wednesday from Kuner, Colo. to care
for the aunt until she RECEIVERS.
Miss Ieta Hickman who has been
suffering with quinzy, had her throat
lanced Friday night and since then
has been improving.
The Mariposa Circle ladies' gave
Mrs. Fred Sayre quite surprise at
her home last Saturday night, they
having learned quite late in the day
that it was her birthday. Mrs. Sayre
was having a Circle committee meet
ing at her home SO it was quite an op-
perfume time for them to march in on
her. To say she was surprised would
not half express it. They INDUCED in
games and music and later in the even
ing refreshments were served. About
twenty ladies enjoyed the evening.
The new Kash and Harry store open
cd Wednesday morning and seems to
be doing quite business. Ennis g.
Harris are the new proprietors and
have employed Mr.. Hewlett of Grand
Junction and Tom Slavin of Leadville
to run the new business.
The town election was held Tuesday
Quite an interest seemed to be taken
as there were two tickets in the field
Bert Ellis won out as the new may or,
and Thad Harp, Fl. E. Phelps and Dir.
L. B. Clark as the new board. Mr..
Ellis and Mr.. Underhill made quite a
close run.
Mrs. G. M. Jennings returned last
Friday night from Mallat, Idaho, where
she has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. John Stauffer.
Mrs. Gus Wetzel and son, John, left
Wednesday night for California
Mrs. Elmer Chapman and son, VIM.
visited friends on Divide creek this
week. and while out there attended the
big Larson sale.
Mrs. A. L. Fritzler Passes Away
The many friends of Mrs. A. l..
Fritzler will be grieved to learn Of
her death last Tuesday evening at her
home in Rifle. Mrs. Fritzler has been
in very poor health all winter, but the
last few weeks was confined to her
bed. She made brave fight but hes
a bar al III
called her to her Great Reward. She
was a good Christian woman and of a
very sunny, cheerful disposition, max
ing her many friends as she went
through life.
Her three daughters were with her
at the time of her DEATH Her husband
is away at Rocky Ford, Kansas, being
treated for cancer and was unable to
reach her before death came.
AS yet no funeral arrangements have
been made, awaiting the arrival of Mr..
Fritzler, who is expected in Wednesday
night or Thursday.
Mrs. II. Marker came in on No
Wednesday morning from California.
She will visit here for while before
going to her daughter, who lives in the
east.
Miss Ellen Lambertson came in on
No. 1e Sunday afternoon from Grand
Junction. Miss Lambertson is to be
the new bookkeeper and stenographcl
for the Ennis L Harris stores. She
is stopping at the Hoyt home for the
present, she having been one Of Prof
Hoyt's pupils.
CARDoNDALB