The Glenwood post., 1923-03-08

Miss Mary McGuirk has been teach
ing the second grade this week during
the illness of Miss lisa Link.
Attorney Merle D. Vincent of Grand
Junction was transacting legal bust.
ness in town the first of the week.
Mrs. A .Hurd arrived this week
from her home in Avon for a visit at
the home of her son, G. Clyde Noting
ham. .E~.5-
Jacob W. Loesch of Rifle and Miss
Maggiebell Brown of Carbondale were
issued a marriage license Tuesday of
this week.
Elwood Gaylor and Earl Blue of Car
bondale left last Saturday for Denver
and Colorado Springs, where they ex
pect to remain for some time.
The U. S. Civil Service commission
has announced an examination TO he
held here March %, to fill the posi-.
ton of rural mail carrier at Glenwood
Springs. 3D.
Mrs. VIM. Dickinson of Eagle has
spent the week in Glenwood visiting
Mrs. Fred Schuler. Her daughter
Miss Marion Dickinson, spent last Sat
urday and Sunday here.
The commissioners of Garfield coun-
ty, at their regular meeting this week.
passed resolution extending the time
for payment of taxes until and includ.
ing March Is, without penalty.
Mrs. Leona Ellis, of Mount Harris
who has been a patient at the Glen.
wood sanitarium, was discharged from
the institution Wednesday and is now
at one of the hotels in this city.
The Juvenile Circle No. 90 of Wom-
en- of Woodcraft met last Saturday
afternoon at which time several new
members were initiated. Those in
charge Of this order are looking for.
ward in the very near future to an en-
tertainment to be given by the mem
bers. a .syys
The American Legion Auxiliary
Post SO will entertain the American
Legion at Legion hall March 10, be-
ginning at 7:3o p. m. Legionairs are
to bring their wife or sweetheart, and
auxiliary members to bring their hus-
band or sweetheart. Cards will be the
entertainment of the evening.
The entertainment given at the Or
pheum Wednesday night following the
picture show, byt the Levy Vaudeville
circuit, was well attended and al
though the entertainment was not as
good as that the week previous, it was
enjoyed by those present. It consisted
of popular songs, readings, and a short
play.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Spahr, who at
tended the basketball games in Delta,
narrowly escaped injury when the car
in which they were riding from Delta
to Grand Junction turned over. They
encountered blizzard and were scarce.
ly able to see where they were going
On account of the car being enclosed
with curtains, none of the party were
thrown out, but Mrs. spahr has been
sick in bed since her return.
Supervisor A. l.. Richey of the Holy
Gross forest, who has been doing de
tail work in the district forest office
in Denver, states that the forest ser
vice has adopted new type of road
signs and hereafter all signs will b.
metal with porcelain enamel. Al
agreement has been made with tn,
State Highway commission for the for
est service to put up all signs in tn,
forest boundary and the Highway com
mission to put up the other signs.
DR.. r. B. Porter, who was recentl,
operated in Denver, was obliged t,
undergo n second operation and was il
a very weakened cond tion owing t,
the operation and loss of blood, and
pint of blood was taken from DR.. M
j. Porter of Grand function Colorodo
and following this TRANSMISSION tn
patient is making splendid improve
ment. Mrs. j. p. Clark, who was op
Grated about the same time, is gettini
along fine and she and the Porter
VII come home at the same time.