The Glenwood post., 1921-01-01

1Ouk H1ntef W6atnor tnB Wook, tu0
roads being splendid, both for autos
and sleighs, and the atmosphere dry and
crisp and Of that bracing character
which makes Colorado weather so at
tract.ve TO people from all parts of tho
known world.
". H. NeDonald Of Grand Junction
spent Thursday in Glenwood with his
son, w. G. Mcdonald, of the McDonald
Lumber Company, en- route to Denver
to spend a few weeks.
Thomas G. Hefty of Cove, Oregon,
and Miss Nellie l.. Underwood of Grand
Valley, Colorado, obtained marriage
license from Couny Clerk Frost Tues
day of this week.
Miss Fay Urquhart returned to her
ranch home near Silt Thursday morn
ing, after spending several days with
in this city visiting at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. F. E. Peirce.
Dorothy Soule, daughter of Mr.. AMI
Mis-. L. E. Soule, left Thursday morn
ing for Rifle, where she will spend a
few days visiting her aunt, Miss Sylvia
Barber.
frank Gleason of Eagle is visiting in
Gicnwood this week with his aunt,
Miss Margaret MCGUIRE, at the home of
Mrs. Eta Schwarz.
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MIR. and Mrs. Henry Hudson aud lit
tie son Darrow left Tuesday afternoon
for Denver, where they were called by
the death of Mr.. Hudson 8 aunt.
Walter L. Pride (colored) of this
city and Miss Anna French of Salida
were irsued = marriage license De-
cemhcr "a at the county clerks Office.
Preston s,owen and Bill Hall of thi.
city left last Saturday night for Cali.
fornia to srcnd the winter months
Mr. Stowell visiting with his father,
We think Bill has some attraction in
the Orange state.
Miss st. Claire Napier left Wedner-
day afternoon for the Bennett school in
New York to resume her studies after
spending the holidays in Glenwood vis-
ting her mother, Mrs. B. T. Napiee.
She wss accompanied by her brother
Barnette, who returned to Boulder,
where he is student in the University
CT Colorado.
Little Ruth Anson is Waiting in AS
pen this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Anson of that city.
James o'Conner of this city is il
Leadville this week relieving John De-
vine, D. 4 r. 9. operator, who is tax
ing his vacation.
"Bill" Pepper returned Sunday
night from Silt, where he had spent
Christmas and sunday visiting friends.
Mrs. G. Z. Cole and her boys Sun
day school class were very pleasantly
etertained Wednesday evening At the
A. E. Hamblet home on Minter avenue.
Leo Thomas arrived in Glenwood
"Wednesday night from his home in
Courtland, Nebraska, for visit at the
G. Z. Cole home on Blake avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carton and two
children returned home Tuesday from
Delta, where they had spent the Christ
mas season with relatives. They made
the trip i'll their Ford ear.
Mrs.. Blanche Brown, who has spent
several weeks in Glenwood during the
Christmas season, has returned to her
home at the mouth of Noname.
Louie Kay and Miss Louisa Schinkel,
both Of Snowmass, were issued u mar
riage license at the office of the county
clerk December 90.
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Mrs. Henry Fahrmayer returned to
her home at Grand Junction Thursday
morning, after spending several days
in Gienwood as the guest Of the Misses
Sarah and Stella Dildine.
Little Winona McLearn returned to
her home in Rifle Wednesday morning
after spending several days here visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Il. j. Horan.