The Glenwood post., 1923-08-23


Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wellington of
Edwards spent Wednesday in Glen
wood.
c. C. Canady left Tuesday for Meek
er to attend the term of the district
court.
Miss Bessie Fitzgerald left Tuesday
for Grand Junction to spend week
visiting.
Joe Blossom of the Blossom Motor
company made business trip to Eagle
Wednesday.
Doris Hemphill and Verbena Randle
have spent the week visiting at the
Randle ranch at South Canon.
Phil Peters of this city is in Grand
Junction working as engineer on the
D. & R. G during the fall rush.
Jerry Klinefelter arrived Wednesday
from Topeka, Kansas, for two weeks
visit at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
W. s. Graham.
D. C. Belden, manager of the local
telephone company, is enjoying a visit
from his mother, whose home is in
Wendell, Idaho.
Paul Campbell of Denver arrived
Tuesday for a three weeks visit at
the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. George Hinman.
Miss Elizabeth Mccarthy went to
the Reynolds ranch near Silt Tuesday
night where she will spend the re-
mainder of the week.
Miss Bertha Frost of the Hotel Col
orado was receiving medical treatment
at the Glenwood sanitarium the first
of the week, for tonsilitis.
Margaret Thome, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. N. Thome, underwent an
operat on for the removal of tonsils at
the Glenwood sanitarum Monday.
John Rignev, Mrs. Blanche Donahoo
and Miss Mollie Hoover motored to
Mccoy Wednesday and returned with
Helen Rigney, who had spent ten days
visiting Mildred Mccoy.
Mrs. f. C. Kennett of Concordia,
Kansas, who has spent the summer
months in Glenwood, left Wednesday
afternoon for her home. She reports
a delightful time spent with Glenwood
people this summer.
; Congressman TAYLOR and wife, Con
gresham Sumner of Dallas, Texas
Mrs Eta Schwarz and daughter, Er'
ma, and Miss Helen Rosenberg motoree
to the Henry Clay ranch Monday and
had dinner at the Mathews hotel.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church viii hold their regular meeting
next Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. A. j. Dickson on Minter ave
nue.. A twenty five cent lunch will be
served to which all are cordially in
vite1.
r. NJ Howe and daughters, Roberts
and Jessie, arrived last Friday from
thcir home in Colorado Springs tC
visit for a few DAYS with Mr.. Howe''
sistcrs-in law, Mrs. Walter Parkison
Mrs Opal Heikamp and Miss Gertrude
Horner.
: Miss Leo Walker, who has been re
employed to teach in the Garfield
County High school, arrived last week
in her Dodge car She was accompa
MED by her mothr and sister, Mis-:
Aline, who, after visit in our city
will return to their home in Waco
Texas.
; Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Larmee and
daughter, Vivian, Mrs. F. W. Schulel
and daughter, Gertrude, motored to
Rifle Sunday evening. Vivian re-
mained for n visit with her grand
mother and aunt and returned home
Monday afternoon, accompanied by her
little cousin, Donald Knupp, who will
visit at the Larmee home.
Col. A. s. Peck, district forester Of
Denver, spent the first of the week on
the Holy Cross forest with Supervisor
A. L. Richey. They returned Tuesday
and the following day Mr.. Peck, ]. Fl
Hatton, chief of grazing for the forest
service, and Supervisor Blair of the
White River forest left for two
weeks trip through the White River