The Glenwood post., 1923-10-11
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MS. Congoleum Art Rugs at Ed F. Tar
bells, sO3 Cooper avenue.
son.
Don stoffle was in town Wednesday
from his ranch home near Redstone.
sew Mrs. A. L. Sebree of Carbondale was
Glenwood visitor Wednesday of this
week.
lder-
Hen Miss Anna Hooley of the B. T. Ma
pier store has been on the sick list this
week.
Ms Barnette T. Napier left Wednesday
night for California to spend several
week weeks.
Judge ]. w. Deane of Aspen was at
tending to legal matters in this city
Tuesday.
rnef Misses May Mcmillan and May
VI Shores left Monday night for Califor-
sea- MIA to spend their vacations.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Hart motored
mat from Aspen Tuesday and spent the day
'oper visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Haden
of this city.
lived Mr. and Mrs Wallace Bryant re
few turned home Tuesday from Aspen,
Lake Ruedi and Thonasvie where they had
spent their vacation.
We'd. The Ladies aid of the Presbyterian
[unc church will serve 80 cent dinner at
Mrs. the church Oct. 16, beginning at $50.
Everyone welcome. Bring your friends.
.;,.oa Andrew Boland was in town Monday
,..o, en- route to his ranch home on Canon
h creek from Carbondale, where he had
been working for the past few weeks.
S. H. Coulter spent two days of last
baby "esN !" 'owN iiOn 'i' ''nI" nuri' ~, ne'i
ppm
n, crop this year with no market for
them.
posi-
NET MIS- ,. NJ ''e"af' VI h'iie .ahne "
~ Glenwood this week and left Wednes-
.;.,, day with her daughter, Mabel, who re-
Gently underwent major operation at
'sday the dienwood sanitarium
J., for .oo,. .,
,hter, "-o'oo i''oie' o'o r,ar., uoa.',
odist "oir 7oih-> o.
Edward Jacobs of Carbondale was
,ou brought to the Glenwood sanitarium
49, last Friday suffering with a gunshot
lend, "o"'.u ii ms 'ei' AoO'' anu ~ "%1 =,
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toe.
Lloyd J. Blue and Miss Mary Cath
!, crime Gallernau, both of Carbondale,
,,.- were issued a marriage license by Dep
uty County Clerk G. 2. Buckles at the
county clerks office Wednesday eve
ming.
and -.
lrvey "i' a. "i'
~ ter, Mrs. F. J. Croyle, while en- route
from California to her home in Penn
sylvana Mr.. Fair, who has been here
rand several weeks VIII accompany ms wire
atch- nome.
.e Ernest Wyatt and Jack Teeters left
Wednesday morning for the country in
the vicinity of the head of Grizzly
Wo. creek where they will prepare camp
pulor for e. f. Lucas and party, who will
eve- hunt bear and also remain for the deer
was season.
mt.
Word was received in Glenwood this
small week that Mrs. Zook, mother of Mrs ].
Hotz O. St1nage, formerly of this city but
The 1ov of Denver, had passed away in the
kent capital city and was buried week
Mild. ago Tuesday. Mrs. Zook visited the
stanages during their residence in this
city.
Ms Rich Thomson, formerly of this vi
cinity but recently with the Monte
two yuma national forest at Telluride, ar
week rived in Glenwood Tuesday of this
RADIO week and has taken up his new work
lie o. as ranger for the Shoshone district Of
they the White River forest to fill the va
Mr. ooncy left by the resignation Of R. W.
d 20 Mcdonald Mr.. Thomson Is family will
arrive later.