The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-06-11

jerome French motored to Red Cliff
Sunday, returning Monday.
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j. G. Campbell and George Farmer
left Thursday afternoon in the latter s
car for Limon, Colorado, where Mr..
Campbell will bid on some road con-
tracts in that vicinity.
Mrs. Harry Prime returned home
Tuesday afternoon from Aspen, where
she had spent week. Her mother, Mrs.
G. F. Valentine, and her daughter,
Mildred Prime, remained in Aspen for
a visit with friends.
The following ladies' accompanied
the guard team of the Glendale Cir
Gle to Salda and attended the meet
ing there: Mesdames J. L. Noonan,
Amelia Dewey, Tom Hadden, William
Patterson, William Crissman, L. B.
Brown, Samuel Thompson and John
Hynes.
L. B. Brown spent several days of
this week visiting in Salida.
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Mrs. Mary Jones and daughter, Mrs.
B. E. knapp, were in town Wednesday
from their home at Shoshone visiting
Mrs. Jones daughter, Mrs. E. W. Lar
NEE. They left Thursday morning for
Aspen to visit friends for q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Stobie of Silt
and daughter, Mrs. Frances Needham,
who is visiting them from her home in
Wylie, Colorado, motored to Glenwood
Wednesday and visited friends.
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S. P. Sloss of Sloss was a visitor to
Glenwood Tuesday on his return from
Red Cliff, where he went to interview
the county commissioners in behalf Of
the new road up the Frying Pan on
the old Midland roadbed. He made
the editor promise to pay him visit
as soon as that road is in good condi-
ton, which he says will not be later
than July l.
Harold G. NeH of the U. g. G. 8. il
working this district, and will prob
ably be here most Of the summer. Mr..
Neff will work out Of the Glenwood
land office, his principal business be.
ing to inspect enlarged homestead en-
tries in this territory.
The heavy rain Of Wednesday even
ing, which was quite general over this
county, has practically insured dry
land crops, and it was also delight
to irrigators, who find this sort Of IT.
rigation superior to anything they can
do, even with the best dich and water
rights.
Mrs. George Clarkson and daughter,
Miss Dora; Virgil Zieseniss and George
Moore motored from their homes At
Rifle Sunday and spent a short time
visiting in Glenwood.
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Joseph BoIliet and Myrtle Blank,
both Of Basalt, were issued a marriage
license at the county clerks office Sat
urday and were united in marriage
Saturday afternoon by County Judge
Bell.
The Misses Sarah and Stella Dildine
pleasantly entertained the members of
the Auction Bridge club Wednesday
afternoon at the Williams. The after
noon was delightfully."- spent with cards
after which delicious dinner was
served by the hostesses.
Nina Byers, little daughter of Mr..
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and Mrs. George Byers, Jr., Of this
city, fell at the fairgrounds at the
grade school grounds Wednesday Of
this week and injured her left arm,
and it WAS thought to be only sprained
but an X-ray picture showed it to be
broken in two places and dislocaed at
the elbow joint. The little girl was
taken to the Glenwood sanitarium,
where the broken bones were set, and
the patient is now getting along nicely.
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The scarlet lsxer quarantine sign
was this week lifted from the McDon-
aid house on Colorado avenue, little
Billy Mcdonald having had light
ease Of the disease for few weeks.