The Glenwood post., 1922-02-02

Mrs. J. W Ritter and son, Merritt,
came up from their home in New Cas-
tie Tuesday for visit with friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Mangnsll re-
turned homo Wednesday from Denver
where they have spent the winter
nontAA
Dr.. and Mrs. W. j. Ould returned
homo Monday morning from California
where they had spent the winter
months
Press Sherburn left last Monday
night for Oakley, Michigan, where he
was called by the serious illness of his
mother.
Come and get good meal served by
the members of the Pollyanna class
of the NJ. e. church at the city hall
Saturday, February IL.
Mira Geo. L. Winters pleasantly en-
tertained the Civic Improvement and
Literary club at her home on Eighth
street Monday evening.
The local organisation Of the Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars will give their
second dance of the season tomorrow
evening at Armory hall.
Nrs. G b. Bigham returned homo
the first of the week from Denver
and Pueblo. where she has spent sev-
ersl weeks visiting friends.
Don't forget that Indoor Street Fair
at the American Legion hall next We'd
nesday afternoon and evening, under
the auspices of the Women . Auxiliary.
Chris G. Dere and Miss Ida Miner,
both Of Grand Valley, we're united in
marriage last Thursday, Rev. J. P.
Carrigan of the Catholic church Off
catag.
NJ and Mrs. d. F. Foster Of Tel
luride, Colorado, who have been in
Glenwood for tho past month taking
tho baths, returned to their home last
Saturday.
Mrs. A. q. Wolf returned home Sun
day from Salt Lake City, where she
spent u few days visiting her son,
Howard. who is attending the West
minister school,
Miss Jennie Bowles, who, with her
mother ,.s making her home in Glen
wood this winter, spent Wednesday in
Silt, where she attended . meeting of
tho Farmers Union.
Geo. l.. Winters returned home
Tuesday night from the Roan creek
country. where he had spent several
days on business in connection with
the sheriff's office.
The choir of the Methodist church
is planning to gives sacred concert at
the grade school auditorium Sunday
evening. February 10. Como and got
treat in the way Of good music.
Mrs. Mabel Warlick, who has been
employed at Gypsum, was called homo
last week on account of the illness
with scarlet fever of her daughter,
Miss Marion, a.d Miss Mary Perko,
at her homo.
Miss Jean Mcdonald, daughter Of
Mayor W. G. Mcdonald, is recovering
nicely from her recent operation for
appendicitis at a Colorado Springs hos
pital, and expected to leave the hos
.pital this week.
fullor Spruili, former court stenog-
rapher for this district, was in Glen
wood this week taking testimony at
the hearing at the q. 8. land office.
lie returned to his home in Denver
Wednesday night.
Robert Wickman and family, who
haze bsen visiting Mr.. wickmsn s
mother. Mia. Stueban, on South
Grand avenue, have rented the r. IL.
Household ranch on Cattle creek and
have moved on to the same.
County Treasurer Munro this week
rc.civcd from tho state treasurer Gar
field oounty's apportionment Of tho
gasoline tax for the, year 1921, amount
ing to *s,67s.eo. Under the law this
tax goes into the highway fund, and
will be uscd in the maintenance Of our
highways.
A. W. Crouch, who recently went
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