The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-04-16

ing his mother and ot0&of May IN
Colorado SPRING., retaining hens Mon
day morning.
Rolin smith WAS in Grand Junction
Sunday plsVing with the D. I 3. 9.
band at that place.
raul Jessup, son Of Sheriff h. y.
Jessup, returned hnms Sunday from
Fort Collins, where he has bssn attend
ing the State agricultural college.
Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Mayer re-
turned homo Sunday afternoon from
Palisade, where Mr.. Mayer gave one
of his chalk talks and impsssonation
entertainments Saturday night.
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Miss Mamie Downing, one Of the
"hello" girls at the local telephone
Office, is spending her weeks vacation
visiting Mrs. Bert Hall in Red Cliff
this week.
8. P. Sloss Of Sloss was in Glenwood
last Monday for the first time since he
returned from California, where he
spent the winter. incidentally, he
looked in on the district court during
the closing hours Of the Bershenyi trial.
Price and Charlie Now took on fat
in California to such an extent that
their friends scarcely knew them when
they returned. But like all others,
they are glad to get back to the land
of clear air and blue skies, free from
fogs and mists, and with opportunities
for farmers, aside from farming tour
lists.
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Prof. E. B. House, Of the faculty of
the Agricultural college, spent Tuesday
in Glenwood, and while here visited
Garfield county high school, where he
talked to the students and very prop
erly extolled the virtues Of the Aggie
school.
Game Warden j. W. Lake went to
the 8. P. Sloss ranch above Basalt
Tuesday of this week and deposited
10000 trout fry in the retaining poa'fs
at that place.
Mrs. E. R. Ould and children return
ed nome Wednesday from Basalt, where
they had been visiting relatives for
few days.
Mrs. NJ. P. Sloss and Mrs. India
Lucksinger motored down from their
home in Basalt Wednesday and spent
the day here. They were accompanied
by Mrs. E. R. Guild and children, who
had been visiting at Basalt.
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Mrs. Jennie Cooley returned home
Sunday from Silt, where she had spent
two days visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Dean
Howard Huber, who has spent the
winter in Provo, Utah, spent several
days of last week visiting in Glenwood.
He left Monday night for California.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Byers, ST., and
daughters Rose and Mrs. B. H. Spence
and her little son, came up from the
Byers ranch Wednesday, and after
spending the day here, Mr.. and Mrs.
Byers returned to their Divide Creek
ranch, but the others remained in Glen
wood and visited at the J. s. Woody
home.
An established custom makes every
nigh school graduate expect suitable
gift in jewelry. Parents and friends
will find ruby rings, bracelet watches,
lavallieres, pearls, fountain pens and
other appropriate gifts at ]. W. Rawles ,
jewelry store. A big discount on goods
to he used as gifts.
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Rev. Thomas W. Stamp left Tuesday
afternoon for Wisconsin, where he Will
conduct evangelistic meetings and leo
ture. He expects to be gone about two
months.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Stobaugh and
little children and Mr.. Stobaugh IS
brother Marion were in town Wednes-
day of this week from their home on
Divide Creek.
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Mrs. Francis Myers of Chicago, for
merly Miss Jessie Coryell of Marble
and Cardiff, Colorado, was in Glenwood
en- route to Grand Junction to attend
to some legal business. She had been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.