The Glenwood post., 1922-09-14
Several Auto Loads of Busi-
ness Men Swoop Down
on US For a Visit 3.
ON A CIRCLE TRIP

Glenwood was visited this wee kby
happy bunch of live boosters from Pu-
eblo all members of the chamber of
commerce and representatives of the
business houses Of that Arkansas yalIev
city, who are making tour of the
Western Slope and incidentally boost
ing for the big fair which thew are
preparing for the 29th and Both of this
month.
Immediately upon their arrival at
SIX o'clock from Leadville the ten cars
stopped on Grand avenue and the mu-
sic makers, consisting of an accordian,
eornet, snare and bass drums, gave q
selection. The large swimming pool
was thrown open to our guests and all
enjoyed themselves to their full extent
for an hour. After the swim the boost
ers were served dinner at the Hotel
Colorado.
At eight o'clock the fun began when
they sang, played and marched through
the streets and business houses that
were open, serenading as they went and
seeing the sights Of the city. At ten
O'Clock they returned to the hotel for
the big ball given for the boosters.
and for those attending the Elee.
tricians' convention.
me string of cars left about eight
O'Clock the following morning for Del.
ta, Hotchkiss, Paonia, Montrose, olathe
and then to the San Juan triangle in.
Guiding Telluride and a number Of
towns, From Telluride to Montrose
cimarron, Sapinaro, Gunnison and
crested Butte and from the latter city
oy direct route to their home citv.
The visitors said they had received
cordial welcome all along their route
ana we're very much pleased with
dienwood Springs and the welcome
that was given them hero.
The following is a list of the bus;.
ness men and the firms they repre-
sent:
Morris Crum and wife, the Nuckolls
facklng company; A. V. Fagerstrom.
the Motor Accessory and Tire compa
ny; Paul schade, Sr., tho schade
f1ckling company; Paul Harrison, the
Pueblo Star Journal; G. P. Fuller and
wife, the Pueblo Chieftain; L. Florman.
the l.. Florman Mere. Co.; Raw w.
Jewel, the Jewel Oil Co.'s. M. Livinps.
Ton, the N. o. Nelson Mfg. Co.; L. W.
Biele, the Newton Lumber Co.; ]. P.
Sanderson, the Colorado Culvert &
F1nme Co.; R. G. Banker, the Santa
Fe Trail garage; P. A. Gray, the Pu-
eblo Commerce Club; R. L. Ellis, the
Pueblo Manufacturers Assn; o. @.
GIBBS, Weaver Fagerstrom, Inc; Jack
Fairbanks, the Case Garage; Timothy
Barbrick, Andrew McClelland M. I. &
X. Co.; George Stumpf, City of Pueblo:
G. Smith. County of Pueblo; Char
icy Adams, Hotel Vail; Chas. T. Hop
hlns and j. T.. Moorehead, the Noun
tain States Tel. & Tel Co.; c. G.
kcclcr, the Pueblo Gas & Fuel Co.:
= J. Moore. the Pueblo Electric Co:
| Harold Burch, the +. j. Burch MFG.
Co.; F. c. Scott, the Southern Colo.
RADIO Power Co.; f. T. Norton, tho
sunville Baking Co.; r. j. Weaver,
the Porter Motor Co.; Fred Jones, the
strange-Magui Paving Co.; A. g.
Cuthbertson, the Colorado Southern
! railroad; f. T. Pate, the Pate Realty
Co.; P. A. Clark, the Burroughs Add
ing Machine Co.. Jas A. WINNER and
wife, the Gallup Saddlery Co.; Jas. L.
Waite, the Continental Oil Co.; o. o.
stanchfield, the Denver & Rio Grande
Western R. r.; @. W. ,Reffeman, the
colorado Fuel and Iron Go.
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