The Glenwood post., 1923-12-06

weeks helping with the work at the
local fish hatchery this fall, left last
Friday for his home in Buena Vista.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid will
serve a dinner in connection with their
bazaar December Is; also will serve
lunch all day from IL m. See their
display of aprons and fancy work be-
fore buying your Christmas presents
Mrs. J. G. Schwarz received word
that her niece, Miss Gretchen Hott,
of Germany, was sailing from that
country the first of this month and
will arrive in Glenwood before Christ
mas and spend the winter at the
Schwarz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Schwarz, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Fl. Butts and Mrs. Jordon
were guests at turkey dinner at the
w. D. Blaine home Thanksgiving day.
Capt. G. V. Noble and wife, who were
unable to be present, also enjoyed the
dinner which Mrs. Blaine sent to their
home
DR.. A. S. Crane. who has visited for
a number of week at the home of her
sister, DIR. Beatrice Waller, left Mon
day morning for Rifle, where she is
opening an office. DR.. Crane is
graduate of chiropractic school and
believes there is field for her work
in Rifle.
Miss Cleone Hopper of Carbondale
spent last Friday and Saturday in
Glenwood having dental work done.
She was joined Saturday evening by
her sister, Miss Helen Hopper, and
the two left Sunday for their respec-
tive schools at Battlement Mesa and
New Castle.
At the regular meeting of the city
council Monday evening the regular
bills were allowed. Fire Chief Davis
was given permission to purchase 5
new bunker suits and 5 helmets for
the local department. The matter of
putting in additional fire hydrants
was referred to Alderman Kendrick.
Following the regular meeting OF
Yampah Rebekah lodge No. 70 last
Tuesday evening the members were
Joined by the members of the ODD
Fellows in spending very pleasant
evening. A covered dish lunch, fur
!, nished by the Rebekahs, was enjoyed
after which the remainder Of the eve
ming was spent with cards and music
until late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Taggert were l,
! Glenwood last Saturday en- route from
Aspen OIL an overland trip to Califor
mia, where they will spend the winter
Mr.. Taggert is one of the contractor
on the Independence Pass road ant
will return to complete the cemen
work and surfacing in the spring. They
were accompanied to Glenwood by lit
:, tie Dorothy Norvell who had spent th'
: past few weeks with Aspen friends.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sorenson, wht
3 recently came down from Aspen, hav'
] rented the bakery at the Pure Foot
store and have a very attractive dis
play Of fancy baked goods in the win
dow. Mr.. and Mrs. Sorenson hav'
been in the bakery business for {
? number of years and have been receiv
8 ing many compliments on their good
: since coming to Glenwood. Notice
their Saturday specials in another col
0 umn Of The Post.
!. Not often does it happen that Glen
a wood enjoys such beautiful autumn
j. weather as that with which we hav'
z been blessed this fall. The clear at
y mosphere and warm sunshine and free
dom from snow which has character
y lied our weather up to the preseh
r time, is not common to Glenwood o
t any other portion Of Colorado 30 lat
n in December, and even though Colo
:, rado weather is hard to beat, is surel
exceptionally fine at this time.