The Glenwood post., 1922-01-05
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Mr.. and Mrs. +. E. Sanders have
returned from Montrose where they
spent the holidays with relatives.
Word reaches Glenwood that DR.. G.
NJ. Stewart, who went to Los Angeles,
California, a few weeks ago, has been
quite ill, but is slightly improved at
this time, although confined in hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Allen, who have
spent the past six months in Glen
wood visiting Mrs. Aliens brothers,
A. L. and V. R. Sharp, left Tuesday
for their home in Lewiston,
Maine.
Mrs G.. E. Brigham left Sunday for
Denver to spend several weeks visiting
friends. Before returning home she
will also visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
TAFT, former residents of Glenwood lat
their home IN Pueblo.
Cleo Kirk, little daughter of H. W..
Kirk of this city, came down from
Gypsum, where she is making her
home, and on Sunday underwent an
operation at the Glenwood sanitarium
for the removal of tonsils.
Miss Queen Summers, who spent the
holidays visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. l.. Summers, Mt their ranch
home near Grand Valley, returned
Tuesday night to the +. w. Dewitt
residence where she makes her home.
Orrin Stoddard, who has been at the
county hospital for some time, died at
that. institution Sunday, death being
caused by dropsy. The funeral was
held from the Burdge mortuary Wed
nesday afternoon, and interment was
in the Glenwood cemetery.
IL. j. Holmes, receiver at the local
| land office and former editor Of the
Avalanche Echo, has been very ill the
past week with high blood pressure
hc departed Wednesday night for Cal
ifornia where it is hoped the lower al
titude will prove beneficial to him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Leyebry, for
fermly of this county but who hav,
for several years been in Idaho, re
turned here this week and are at tn,
ranch home of Mrs. Leyebry's par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs Alphonse Cocquy
on Cattle creek.
George Beta, who has been at tn
Theodore Zadra ranch near Marion
was placed in the county Jail this weel
and on Wednesday morning was ad
Judged insane. Undersheriff Winter
left Wednesday night with the dement,
ed man for the state asylum at Pueblo
Deputy County Clerk Carl Buckle
and wife entertained the force in tn
clerk s office at a New Year Dime
Sunday evening. The following wer
their guests: Misses Erma Hubbar,
and Mae Hadsell, Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
j. Frost and family and Geo. P. Frost
/ The Glenwood Light & Water com
pany has installed two new stree
lights in front of their building O,
Eighth street. The lights are PLACED
on poles, one pole, being steel ond on
fof east iron. This is an added i'm
fprovement to the lighting on thi
street.
Mrs Blanche Young stopped off il
Glcnwood Wednesday morning for 1
visit with her niece, Mrs. L.. B. Brown
while en- route from Washington to he
home in Nawvoo, Illinois. She was ae
4 coinpanied to Edwards by Mrs. Brown
for visit with her brother, W. II
Wellington.
The first group meeting of the Den
yer Area of the Methodist church TO
the Grand Junction district will b,
held in Glenwood next Friday at tn
Methodist church. Several nationa
speakers are expected to address tn
meeting, and everyone is cordially in
vitcd to attend. More information il
regard to the meeting will be givel
later.