The Glenwood post., 1923-08-23

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to Glenwood Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. B. T. Napier and daughter,
Miss st. Claire, are expected home to-
day from Denver where they nave
spent week.
Mr.. and Mrs McClung of Rocky Ford
are combining business and pleasure
in a stay in our city. Mr.. McClung is
an insurance agent.
Miss Mabel Crook returned home
Monday from the G. W. Miller ranch
on Cattle creek, where she had spent
ten days visiting.
Sallie and Robert Brown each under
went an operation at the Glenwood
sanitarium last Thursday for the re-
moval of their tonsils.
Master Edward Lea of Eagle under
went an operation for the removal OF
his tonsils last Friday. He returned
home the following day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Fravert and
daughter, Mrs. Lewis Love, were IN
Glenwood Monday en- route from Mar
BILE to their home in Rifle.
H. f. Morrow and Miss ]. V. Will
united in marriage Monday morning
by County Judge J. W. Bell.
Mrs. Harry Prime and daughter, Mil
dred returned home Tuesday from
Rawlins, Wyoming, where they have
been visiting Mrs. Primes sister.
Mrs. A. E. Smith, wife of DR.. Smith,
left Sunday for her home in Marble,
having recovered from her recent op-
Grafton at the Glenwood sanitarium.
Mrs. H. B. Spahr and children, of
Grand Valley, are spending this week
visiting at the home of Mrs. Spahr IS
parents, NJ. and Mrs. C. E. Hubbard.
Ralph Buckmaster arrived Tuesday
. night from his home in Clearwater
Nebraska, for visit with his father
Alba, and half brother, John Buck
master.
Mrs. C. C. Graham, who has spent
ten days in Denver, is expected to ar
rive home this week. She will be ae
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Robinson
and son, Lee.
Mrs. C. C. Canady and daughter
Carol and Miss Elizabeth Elliott re
turned home Monday from the Elliot
cabin at Norrie, where they had spen
seevral weeks.
Ben White of Eagle was circulating
about this city Tuesday and incidental
" making inquiry about the hay crol
, in this county, and the probable prize
, which will prevail this fall.
Mrs. W. G. Mack and son and II. n
Griffin and little daughter, of Crane
Junction, spent a few days of thu
week visiting at the Fl. f. Barlul
, home Mrs. Mack is Mrs. Barlup'
0 sister.
Mrs. Harriet Valentine and daugh
ter, Miss vernie, left this morninI
after spending week visiting Mrs
Valentines sister, Mrs. G. F. Valen
tine, and her niece, Mrs. Harry Prime
They are en- roSte from California t.
their home in Illinois.
E. c. f. Parsons and son, Clarence, ar
/, rived Sunday night from their home IL
: Omaha to Join Mrs, Parsons who ha
J., been spending several weeks here. Th
I. Parsons make almost annual visits u
. Glenwood during the summer months
r and are well acquainted here.
, G. s. Lumley and family, of Crane
Junction, have been visiting this weei
, in Eagle and Glenwood, and thus en-
joying cooler and pleasanter athos
phere than they have been accustomeC
to in the lower valley. Charley had
very busy time in Glenwood meeting
and greeting old friends whom he hac
, not seen for several years.
IT. ". Glib nn1 hir two daughters
Frances and Alma, Of faonia, visitee
at the D. W. Shores home this week
the daughters remaining here while
the father made business trip to Pu
Q eblo. Mr. Glib was for many years
r employed at Redstonc in responsible
position by the J. G. osgood interests
4 and has many friends in Glcnwood who
i enjoyed meeting meeting him agar
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