The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-03-05

Remember this is the night Of the
American Legion dance ct Armory
hall Come out and have q good time.
Mrs. 8. ]. Sample and Mrs. Jordan
were up from their homes in New Castle
Thursday visiting and shopping.
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George J. Mayer, principal of the
Garfield county high school, went to
Gypsum last Friday night, whore he
gave an evening of chalk talks and
impersonations
Miss Sylvia Barber of Rife has been
spending the week visiting at the L.
E. Soule home. Miss Barber is just
recovering from an illness and came
to Glenwood to recover and rest.
A marriage license was issued the
latter part of last week to Richard M.
Chamberlain of Rio Blanco, Colorado,
and Miss Denessie J. Carey Of Rife.
Raymond II. Miller, county agricul
turist of Douglas county, was a Glen
wood visitor the latter part of this
week from Castle Rock, Colorado. Mr..
Miller has been enjoying visit at his
former home at Rifle with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Miller.
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Felix E. Read, wife and two sons
are in Glenwood for stay of several
weeks. Mr.. Read is forest ranger in
the Sweetwater country.
Miss Alta Snyder came up from Rifle,
Colorado, Wednesday evening and will
make her home for some time with
County Superintendent Mrs. Gretta
Pottenger.
James A. Blair, Theodore Krueger
and R. W. Mcdonald of the White river
forest left yesterday morning with
their snowshoes for the Meeker country
where they will make ten days trip
to ascertain the snow conditions in
that vicinity. They expect to travel
to both Deep and Trappers lakes.
Big American Legion dance at the
Armory tonight, March s.
Mrs. Lester Mechau and baby daugh-
ter Shirley departed Thursday after
noon for Laramie, Wyoming, for a two
months visit with Mrs. Mechau' Is pa
rents
Horace Hyles and Don Stoffel of
Carbonate were among the Carbondale-
ties in Glenwood Thursday.
D. G. Belden and his boys Sunday
school class of the Methodist church
were pleasantly entertained Wednesday
evening at the D. G. Weyand home on
Grand avenue. After an evening of
games the boys INDUCED in light re.
treatments furnished by the class.
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o. B. Brutsche and family are this
week moving into their home on Pit
hin avenue, which they recently pnr-
chased, and which has been occupied
by W. ]. Frost and family. The Frost
family have rented tie Harris mouse on
Pitkin avenue and will have possession
Of it in . week.
Phil Murray and Jack Cisco were
down from their home at Carbonate
Thursday Of this week.
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Mrs. Marie S. Buckles, who has been
spending several weeks in Glenwood al
the home of her son, C. 2. Buckles
left Sunday for her home in Rifle.
/ forepart of the week for Denver with
their little son Wayne. Some time ago
Wayne underwent an operation at 8
Denver hospital for mastoid trouble
and as the trouble is returning it il
thought another operation will be neces
sary.
Mrs. A. Kimmerling returned homo
yesterday morning from Denver, wher,
she has been visiting her daughter fol
some time. After ten days stay in
Glenwood she expects to return to Den
yer to make her home.
Mrs. Ellsworth Clark Of Antlers ar
rived in Glenwood Thursday night to
transact business for few days.
F. W. Dewitt is this week riding
around in IN Overland car which he
has converted into truck, painted and
otherwise renovated and which is like