The Glenwood post., 1923-05-17

Carl Fulghum, Dell Hamblet and
Neal Smelcer left this morning in
Carl's car for Denver and Casper,
Wyoming. Dell Hamblet will remain
in Casper with his brother, Wesley,
who has secured work for him for the
summer.
Mrs. A. T. Crutcher was the hostess
last Friday evening to twenty-six la
dies at delightful Monte Carlo whist
party. The evening was greatly en-
joyed by those present AMI delicious
lunch was served by Mrs. Crutcher at
q late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hollister, Miss
Evaline Hillister, G. A. Bartlett and
daughter, Iona, and Mr.. and Mrs. F.
A. volkert and niece, Miss Dolores
Dice, motored to the Volkert cabin on
the Frying Pan last Sunday and en-
joyed picnic.
DR.. J. 81. Waller returned home
Tuesday night from Geneseo, Kansas,
where he was called seven weeks ago
by the serious illness of his mother.
He left his mother much improved,
and she was moved to Arkansas City
for treatment.
Rev. j. P. Clark, pastor of the Pres
byterian church of this city, left We'd
nesday evening for Red Cliff where
he will deliver the high school com
mencement address. He delivered the
address to the Silt graduates the fol
lowing evening.
UNITED STATES AND AJAX TIRES
PRATT-DEvER
205W
II. L. Torrey, of the firm of Howard
& Torrey, who had been quite sick for
week with the flu, developed ap-
pendicitis and was operated early last
Saturday morning. Although in very
weakened condition, Mr.. Torrey has
been improving each day.
Mrs. C. W. Smith and daughter,
Miss jeanette, left Wednesday night
for Denver for few days visit be-
fore going to Cleveland, Ohio, to visit
relatives. Mrs. Smith expects to re-
turn the first of July, but Jeanette
may remain for the summer.
A. L. Richey of the Holy Cross for
est states that more inquiries than US
ual are being received this year from
tourists who expect to visit Colorado
and wish to learn more of the good
camping locations, and the tourist sea-
son looks very encouraging.
Miss Irene Tracy, who left two
weeks ago for Leadville where her
mother was very i'll, took her mother
to Salida where an operation was per-
formed and Mrs. Tracy died last
Thursday night. The funeral was held
in Leadville Monday morning.
The Denver News of Tuesday an
nounced that marriage license had
been issued to Welsford NJ. TAFT of
that city and Muriel Curtis of Pueblo.
Mr.. TAFT was formerly resident of
Glenwood, being employed as cleo
trician in the power house in North
Glenwood.
Miss Stella Williams closed a sue
cessful term of teaching the Upper
Cattle Creek school last Friday night.
An interesting program was given the
first of the evening and the remainder
Of the time was spent in dancing. Miss
Nellie Miller was graduated from the
eighth grade of this school.
Harry Kahn, better known as
"Pickles," who formerly made his
appearance in Glenwood each spring,
arrived in our city the first of the
week from his home in Leadville.
"Pickles' is well known by Glen
wood people although he has not VS.
tied here for the past few years.
Mrs. c. K. Elliott, who has had to
walk with the aid of crutches since
her left leg was injured in nm acci-
dent while in the East last winter,
last Thursday suffered an injury to
the other foot. A board fell on her
instep, causing it to swell and which
incnpacitated her for few days.