The Glenwood post., 1923-09-06

DAY morning from her home in Denver,
being called here by the death of her
mother, Mrs. Paterson of Carbondale.
Miss Agnes Boland of Paonia has
entered the freshman class of the Gar
field County High school and will make
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. i. F. Rey-
nolds during the school term.
.za M Eyes tested, glasses
$.& fitted and broken
yY lenses duplicated by
J. w. RAWLES,
Registered Optometr;st
Mrs. c. A. Houlton of Omaha left
Tuesday morning after spending
week in Glenwood visiting at the W.
G. Mcdonald home. Mrs Houlton is
an aunt of the Mcdonald girls.
DR.. Collett, wife and daughter, of
Colorado Springs, left Tuesday for their
home after spending several days here.
They are in love with Glenwood
Springs and the surrounding country.
c. E. Hughes and Charlie Keck left
Wednesday morning in the Keck Cadil-
lac for Denver. Mr.. Hughes expects to
60 on to Wyoming to transact business,
but Charlie will return home in few
days.
Mrs. Opal Heicamp and little son and
Miss Gertrude Horner, who have spent
the summer here at the home of their
sister, Mrs. Walter Parkison, left Tues
day night for their home in Kansas
City.
]. o. Stanage and son, Joe, arrived
in their car last Sunday night from
Denver to spend a week visiting old
friends. Mr.. Stanage was formerly
proprietor of the Stanage Motor COM
pany of this city.
Frank Greece of Aspen left for Sun
nyside, Utah, to work in the coal mines
until conditions improve in the Crystal
City of the Rockies. When conditions
do improve he says that he II be back
on the first train.
Miss Margaret Brennan of Grand
Valley, teacher in the local Junior High
school for the past few years, spent
few hours here last Sunday visiting
friends before leaving for Salt Lake
City where she has been employed to
teach
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clarke, Douglas
Cross and Miss Peggy England mo-
tored to Colorado Springs last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke returned the fol-
lowing day, Miss England will remain
at her home and Douglas Cross spent
few days visiting in the city.
Eli Dorsey, who has spent the sum-
mer visiting relatives in Ohio, arrived
in Glenwood last Friday morning and
remained until Saturday night visiting
his aunts, Mrs. B. T. Napier and Miss
May st. Clair. He left for San Diego,
California, preparatory to entering
Stanford university.
County Superintendent Mrs. Gretta
Pottenger, Mrs. B. F. Stager of Car
bondale and Mrs. L. z. Soule of Rifle
left last Sunday for Canon City, where
Mrs.oPottenger enrolled her daughter,
Carol, in the Mt ST. Scholastica acad.
emy. They were Joined at Leadville
by Mrs. Phil Smith of Seven Castles.
oscar Hogsett and j. VI. Hewitt of
California and Hewitt Arnold of Meek
er motored TO Glenwood Monday in
the Hogsett ear and after short visit
at the Frank Delaney home returned
to Meeker, accompanied by Mrs. Hew-
lit. who had been visiting her nieces,
Mrs. Delaney and Miss Fleyense At.
| wood
Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Hubbard and
family, Mrs. G. L. Danielson and chill
dren, Mrs. f. NJ. Clarke and daughters,
Mrs. E. R. ould and Mrs. Phil Smith
motored to Leadville Sunday. The
Hubbards returned the following day,
Mrs. Clarke and Jack Hubbard accom-
panied Mrs. Danielson to her home in
Denver for a visit, and Mrs. Smith
Joined Mrs. Gretta Pottenger in her
car and went to Canon City with her.