The Glenwood post., 1923-07-05

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>z.SeSe~s Fourth
| Mrs Erickson of this city left Mr.. an
Tuesday for Redstone and Marble to Mia She
. visit her sons ternoon
there in
| R. W. Mcdonald of the White River
!, forest started to work on the j. G.
Noname trail the first of the week. Grafton
sanitariu
| Miss Helen Rosenberg, who spent tory res
week in Glenwood, left Sunday night
for California to spend two months. Geo.
| his brotl
| Mrs and Mrs A. w. Moody of Otta passed :
wa, Kansas, arrived the first of the received
week for visit at the George Kelker
home. MIR. al
Mrs. TIL
Mrs. Mary Jones of Rifle arrived Blossom
Tuesday afternoon for visit at the Sunday
home of her daughter, Mrs. f. W.
| Larmee. Mrs.
Smith,
| Floyd H. Lischke and Miss Reba A. Hannah
Thomas, both of Mesa, Colorado, were the E. ]
issued marriage license at the county
clerks office last Saturday. Inc N
Lockard
Miss Anna Mcnamara OF Grand visit at
Junction has this week been visiting spend tn
at the home of her sister, Mrs Her at Rued
man Zeithen of this city.
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| Paul Whitcomb, who had been at n few d;
the Henry Clay ranch, Ruedi, for his home
some time, was in Glenwood Monday formerly
en- route to Lamar, Colorado. city, no,
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ l.. Miller and two HI.
children, Messrs. Bill Coles and Dav- evening
enport and Misses Maude and Georgia to meet
Cole motored to hedstone and spent turning
the Fourth. where 81
Mrs. N. E. Niback and T. J. Tucker DR. 81
arrived tuesday from Weaubleau, MO, is now v
and Will visit their daughters and Thorson
nieces Mrs Dorma Hemphill and Mrs. for all y
D. A. Randle. method
Miss Maxine Biglow, who has po- Tom S
sltlon In Denver, was in Glenwood the and Carl
flrst OF the week en- route to B1glow ness in
10 sPeno her Two weeks Vacat1on V1sit week an
ing her parents. He retu
Tuesday.
Mrs. R. L. Muntzenberger, who has
spent the past three weeks in Glen Mrs.
wood visiting her sister, Mrs. Herman tiers and
Aelthen, left Tuesday afternoon for to Marbl
her home in Chicago. the Four
visit at
-N''. AA''e I.u'''' s'enosfaphef III sister, NJ
the office of the Mountain States
Banker at Denver who is spending Mr.. al
her vacation in this city, made pleas Bruce E
ant call at this office today Dorotbv
and Mr.
MIS- w. L. "eidehn'niiher re'urnea of DENY
"' iio"i thiee WEEKS week fo
'i'P " "e' o'u none III iiiihois' one home.
was accompanied on the trip by her
sister of Berthoud, Colorado NJ.
Iossrs.
| Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Parrotte of Chi MI,
7' - '""'ou -No"uay en fou'e ,lon1ay
to their summer home, Windemere oort,ou
.'use, on 'he sou'h rorh OF the "hite from NJ
river in the Meeker country ,,;.r a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Shoup, who Tho
80: -'''' 0oi'-' 'io "H'i' time ag
"eie u.lnef the law
guests at the B. T. Napier home Mon laws ho
day evening. Mr.. Shoup is son of So,
Ex-Governor Oliver H Shoup
Mrs. George Clark of Rifle was =,
brought to the Glenwood sanitarium 'A'' "'
last week suffering from dislocated wo.o
left wrist. The bone was put in place e,n ~,
and the wrist placed in a cast and oe .ho
Mrs. Clark was able to return to her -
home. r;t, -,
Mrs. Isabel Curd of Somerset, Ken s''"ns
lucky, and little Emily Curd of Gin WI "
cinnati, Ohio, arrived the first of the ''ni.i''S
week to spend the summer at the AZ '"'S
Harry Ragland home. Mrs. Curd is IT
Mrs. Ragland IS mother, and Miss Curd sol, -.
onies OF
Tgnocio Moline d. Mo,.;o .--o.. the bus
six years of age, while attempting to -"i
board freight train near the tunnel ''e'n'ef
east of town this week, slipped and o"y pc
injured his left foot He was brought LUZ ma
to the Glenwood sanitarum where it ''aice'y
was found necessorv +o o,n,t.+, ~. self, bu
iniured member long be
The Misses Catherine and Antonette