The Glenwood post., 1922-04-13
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Is in town Last Mrs. Mary Maybuce whose husband
at Silt. died here a few weeks ago, and who
has been i'll for some time, was taken
n the first Of to the Genwood sanitarium Monday
in Dotsero for treatment.
transacted bus Mrs. E. Burke, son. Ira, and daugh
rst part of the ter Mrs. Cook, and Mrs. Cook Is
three children motored from Carbon
dale last Sunday and spent the day at
# Eagle was the Abe Sultzenberger home.
first Of this ---
]. A. Smith of Basalt, after spend
ing short time in Genwood visiting
the Pullman his daughter, Mrs. B. F. Stager, left
trip to Grand Monday afternoon for Denver, where
he will have his eyes treated
nchman in the Mr.. and Mrs. Bob White spent the
st weekend in weekend in Glenwood and vicinity.
Mr. White is salesman for the Davis
Bros Drug company of Denver, and
was in Glen married in Buena Vista last week.
Q from Grand
Harry Ragand arrived Tuesday
from Florence, Colorado, where he has
elta underwent been located for the past few years
the Glenwood Mr.. Ragland has sold his vulcanizing
business and will remain in Glenwood
permanently
ned home this
h, California, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Downing have
winter. turned home from a motor trim to
Grand Junction. They accompa-
'n"a-' ~ A-o MED by Robert Downing who had been
nu poy a' 'ne visiting at the Bart Lynch home in
" Grand Junction.
asons ban
1T. :. -, ]. H. Brown, formerly of this city
r..sa.- mr-- but residing in Grand Junction,
in town Monday transacting busi-
ness at the forest office. Mr.. Brown
ss Jewel Hav. epects to have his usual number Of
ed marriage sheep in the Frying Pan country this
ourt bopae LAST summer.
Place you order for Ice Cream
returned to for your Easter dinner We will have
sday, following fresh chocolate strawberry and vanil
the Genwood la. Also Neopolitan bricks in three
coors All at SOC per quart in sealed
cartons, delivered. E. j. Howard,
daughters and Druggist. Phone 100 W.
n spent last
otaeer ranch Place you order now for Ice Cream
for your Easter dinner. We will have
~. fresh chocolate, strawberry and vanil-
,. ~ la. Also Neopolitan bricks in three
no.o.o, .. colors. All at soc per quart in sealed
cartons, delivered. E. ]. Howard,
Druggist. Phone 100 W.
daughter, Mrs.
VISITING NJ DIR. c. l.. Williams left Friday night
last Saturday for La Grande, Oregon, where he was
called by the serious illness of his
father Mrs. o. l.. Mccartney, sister
mother of Ben of DIR. Williams received word that
underwent an her father passed away Tuesday Of
ood santarium this week and will be buried today.
Mr.. and Mrs Rens Ross and baby
of Caroondale son, who have been living Canon
nwood sanitari- City arrived in Glenwood last week
went An opera and Mrs. Ross has been spending the
week visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. P.
Ralston. They will to the
n"Au VI @ne ranch of Mrs Ross father, AL Coulter,
poets to leave ro,r E,o,e
er country and
eek p. j. Englebrecht of Rifle in
town the first of this week route
- oe'" ViSi'ins to his home at Woods lake.
o'' iof tno He expects to leave his horses at the
.' no i'onn LUZ Keller ranch Reud and make the
0i3' remainder of the trip over the crust
,,ss, 81. NJ. Of the snow
eiA weeks IN Supervisor Richey of the Holy Cross
n'ne vi NM forest states that the allotment for the
N-' 'e'' cattle and sheep range has practically
d,, e all been applied for at this time, with
ou. ~. a total of 25,ss5 head of cattle and
in a,onvood 931s5 head of sheep to be placed on
Divide c-ool the Holy Cross range.
Ind May Nc "'' w. a. o''e anu A'i s'f'' sun
o.ts -. NJ. day school class, who recently adopted
E1,io++ hor,o little four year-od Dorothy Richards
Thursday eve "' '"e a'o,e.'""u ofp"'naso III
,ss ebo, have this week been preparing
* Easter box to send to her. The
nurse at tho box will contain dresses, shoes, hat
is recovering and various other articles Of clothing
,ration and for her use.
t to her sister
Mrs. G Thnmnann and littla