The Glenwood post., 1922-02-09
Twenty Years Ago
Items Taken From The Post published
the Second Week in February, 1902

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Items Taken From The Post published
the Second Week in February, 1902
L. T. Wolverton and family will re-
turn to their Canon creek ranch in
the spring.
DR.. Crook reports the arrival Of q
son at the home of J.. g. Slinkard at
noon Wednesday.
Gus Henderson has begun his ap-
premiership at the Glenwood central
of the Colorado Telephone company.
The Euchre club was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Sam Dou-
gan. Dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess The next meeting will
be with Mrs. George Edinger.
George E. Clarkson, c. J. Dicken-
son, E. H. Parker and John Manning,
all of Rifle, were transacting business
in Glenwood Thursday. Mr.. Dicken-
son filed location certificates on 1900
acres of oil lands.
D. K. Torrance of Grand Junction,
after brief visit with the family of
B. T. Napier, left for the east, ac-
companied by his little son. Mrs.
Torrance will visit her sister, Mrs. B.
7. Napier, during their absence.
Mrs. c. W. Darrow entertained at
dinner on Tuesday in her usual de-
lightful style, the occasion being her
birthday. Those present were Mes
danes DeRemer, Kelker, Dean, Tor
rance, Napier, J. schwarz, N. Hender-
son.
The parents of DR.. Fletcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. L. Fletcher, after short visit
in Glenwood returned Wednesday eve
ming to their home in Columbus, Ohio.
Their departure was hastened by the
fact that the altitude did not agree
with Mr. Fletcher, and doctors ad-
| vised him to return to his former
home.
Henry Hubbard has ordered from
the Aurora, Illinois, kennels a pair of
fancy English bloodhounds with pedi-
grees as long as railroad track, and
next season there will be something
doing when Henry's pack goes into the
hills. The long-eared and hardy
lunged CANNES are valued at 300
apiece at two months oof age.
The Campbells Arc Coming
One came last Monday evening, just
n wee bit of a girl, and she will make
her future home with Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Campbell who are much delighted
with the appearance of the new Miss
Scrambled Eggs
Some citizen who evidently prefers
that his identity shall not be made
public bought three dozen eggs at a
grocery and started up Eighth street.
unmindful of the icy pavement just
north of the Grand hotel. The result
is that thoroughfare is beautifully dec
GRATED with scrambled eggs and ONE
lette in way that would Indicate that
hen fruit is cheap in Glenwood.
Housecleaning Frohc
Last week at the school building the
pupils in Mrs. Tully's room, tired of
waiting for the janitor to clean up
the room, armed themselves with rag,
, soap and sapoho and instituted a
housecleaning frolic on their own ac-
count. 1t was really amusing to see
the little folks with their sleeves
rolled up making battle against the
unsightly grease spots and horrid ink
splotches that had so long disfigured
their desks, but the transformation
resulting from their efforts amply re-
paid them for the expenditure of ell
bow grease as the furniture now pre-
sents n clean and attractive appear
ance, barring knife marks which, un-
fortunately, water and sapolio cannot
efface.
Clark Taylor Party
A delightful social event was the
whist party gwen last Wednesday
afternoon and evening by Mrs. L. G.
Clark and Mrs. Ed Taylor, at the beau
tiful home of the former. The floral
decorations were complete and effect
We. At the close of the afternoon 3
playing the hostesses served dainty
luncheon assisted by Mesdames Parki-
son, Edwards, Everett, Dennis and
Schwarz
In the afternoon the prize winners
werc: Mesdames Rosenberg, DeLan