The Glenwood post., 1923-08-02

THE GLENW0oD POST, TE
Have your altering and remodeling
done by practical tailor. SMITHY,
Phone 236J.
Miss Mabel Kelley, of Boulder, who
has been visiting at the II. A. DeMa-
hais home, left this week for her home.
If we have it in stock it is real
snap. We would rather give it to you
than pay the freight. BURKE.
o. b. Brutsche and family were in
town Wednesday and Thursday of this
week from their home on Three Mile
creek.
Mrs. Carl Mayer, of Eagle, and baby
returned to their home Wednesday
after a two weeks stay at the Glen
wood sanitarium.
Miss Margaret Tawney, who is TAX
ing nurses training at st. Joseph's s
hospital in Denver, arrived home this
week for visit with her parents
Mrs. j. w. Swearingen and two
daughters left last Friday morning for
their home in Pueblo after a pleasant
visit here at the w. D. Blaine home.
Flood of values from the Doll Bros.
& Smith stock. Don It wait until the
last day; come the first day.
WULFSOHN.
Word was received by friends in
Glenwood this week from E. j. Powell,
formerly of this city, stating that he
had arrived in California safely and
would soon begin his new work.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Coulter and Mrs.
IL. B. Walz returned the first of the
week from an auto trip to Denver.
They had delightful trip and report
the roads in very good condition.
II. n. Wheeler and Fred Mendenhall
| of the district forest office in Denver
were in Glenwood last week and left
with Supervisor Jas A. Blair of the
| White River forest for the White river
country.
party, of Alabama, j. w. Rawles and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Rawles motored to Hanging lake last
Saturday and the following day en-
Joyed a picn.c at Redstone.
c. A. Bartlett and daughter, Iona,
left last Saturday with Mr.. Bartlett IS
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Shepherd
of Los Angeles. They will make a
| trip through Idaho and Montana and
into California, and expect to be gone
until the middle of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ii. Vance and Mr..
Vance's secretary, Mrs. Jones, and her
mother, Mrs. P. S. Wilson of Alabama
who have spent the past three weeks
here, left Tuesday for Colorado
Springs. Mr.. Vance is general super
intendent of the Southern railroad.
! Your last chance to buy your farm
tools at real snap. We are liable to
pack up and go any day. BURKE.
Mrs. R. I. Robinson stopped over in
Glenwood last Friday night and visit
ed her sister, Mrs. Joe Julian of this
city, while en- route from her home in
Scranton, Pennsylvania, to Meeker,
Colorado, to visit her father, E. E.
Fordham, and brother, Arthur Ford
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Larmee and
daughter, Vivian, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Silver and Mis- Ruby McCarty mo-
tored to Woods lake Wednesday and
spent the day. Mr.. and Mrs. Silver
remained there the following day, but
the remainder of the party motored
to Ruedi and ate dinner Wednesday
night and then returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stern and daughter,
Aline, of New York, who motored to
Glenwood in their beautiful franklin
sedan, left Wednesday for a trip
through Yellowstone National park.
From there they will motor to British
Columbia, and expect to be absent
from their home two months longer.
The Sterns are friends of Miss Ann
O'Neil of this city.