The Glenwood post., 1924-08-28
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phone collect.
Mrs. A. j. Link spent Tuesday in
New Castle visiting Mrs. Thos. Allan.
John Wilson and Harold Thurston Of
Denver were in town this week, en- route
to Carbondale for few days visit.
For Sale-Typewriter Woodstock No,
4, in excellent condition, at $3.50 for
quick sale. Dr.. W. R. Tpbbs, Carbon
dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter King and Thos.
King returned home Tuesday from Sa-
Ida where the had been visiting Mrs.
Kings mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Tyler and son,
of Denver, spent few days of last
week in Glenwood visiting Mrs. Tyler Is
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Darrow.
Miss Bernise Miller, music teacher in
the local schools, arrived Wednesday
afternoon from her home in Paonia
and will begin her work next week
! Miss Iona Hathaway will leave to-
day for Norwood, Colorado, where she
will teach the second grade and coach
the high school girls basketball teams.
Miss Dorothy Taft primary teacher
in the local schools, who has attended
summer school at Columbia university
in New York, arrived in Glenwood
Wednesday.
! Mrs. Z. NJ. Tully returned home the
first of the week from California. She
was accompanied by Mrs. John A.
Thomas of San Diego, who will spend
two months here.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Farnsworth of
New Orleans were guests at the Hotel
Colorado a few days this week. Mrs.
Farnsworth and Mrs. John Schultz of
this city are girlhood friends.
Alfred King and Charles Nichols mo-
tored from Fruita last Saturday and
returned Sunday, accompanied by Mrs
A. C. King and Mr.. and Mrs. II. b.
Wheeler, who had been visiting here.
Madame NJ 'liss LIE Gall, Beauty
Shop, Montrose, Colo, is opening
Beauty College in connection with the
retail shop, Sept. 1. Courses reasona-
BILE. Earn while you learn. Write for
. information. S-21-2t
Jack Julian, who is attending the U.
S. Naval academy at Annapolis, Mary
land, and who has just returned from
trip to Europe, is expected Sunday
for month IS visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs F. N. Julian.
The members of the Wednesday
Night Bridge club are being enter
tanned by Mrs. Sothman at the Ham
merich home on -Four Mile creek this
afternoon. Cards will be played after
which lunch will be served.
Mrs. G. G. Clark of Carbondale re-
turned home Monday with her little
son, who has been in Denver hospitals
almost continuously for the past few
months. The little fellow is feeling
fine now and is still improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Moorehouse and
daughter, Frances, left Wednesday for
their home in Grand Junction. Mr..
Moorehouse has been conductor on the
Aspen branch the past six weeks while
Mr.. Wolf was taking his vacation.
Mrs. Harry Hill gave a dinner party
Tuesday evening, the guests being Mrs.
Il. w. Larmee and daughter, Vivian,
of Pueblo, Mrs. G. B. Kinaf Of Grand
Junction and Mr.. and Mrs f. N. Lang
ston and MISS Lela Witteman of this
city.
The Rifle and Marble teams played
baseball here last Sunday afternoon,
instead of this coming Sunday, as an
nounced, and the final score was 1916
IN favor Of Rifle. On account of the
mistake in date the attendance WASH It
as large as it might have been.
Chas. Ii. King was sufficiently re-
covered from his injuries caused by a
Kick from horse that he was able to
again start on his fishing and camp
ing trip. He and his son, Boyd, Left
Monday morning for the White river
country to spend the remainder of the
week.
Last Monday was evidently tonsil
day at the Glenwood hospital for the
following underwent operations that
day for the removal of tonsils: Miss
Constance McClelland of this city, Rese
Holland of Wolcott, Lillian Gusthafson
of Silt and James Edward Galpin Of
Riland Colorado.
Rev. Philip Norvell this week re-
ceived the sad news of the death Of
his mother, Mrs. j. E. Norvell, in Cleve-
land, Ohio, on Tuesday morning. The
funeral will be held in Mitchell, South
Dakota, on Saturday. Rev. Norvell has
the sympathy of his many friends here
IN this great loss.
Mrs. Nellie Carr and daughters.
Misses Dorothy and Olive, arrived in
Glenwood last Saturday afternoon from
Meeker where they have been visiting
relatives and friends. They were taken
up to the Sloss ranch where they Wis
ited a few days before leaving for
their home at Brighton.
Miss Marie Hine, for several years
teacher Of languages in the Garfield
County High school and who will be
principal of the school this term, ar.
rived the first of the week from Du-
quoin, illinois, where she has spent the
summer. She was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. j. X. Hine of Denver. who
Will spend the winter here. They have
rented the Ian Bell house.
Miss Dorothy Shanks and Miss Kath-
crime Benge arrived Monday night from
their home in Grand Junction and left
the next day for the B. r. Wiiitts
home at Ell Jebel They will also visit
DR.. Randle and wife in Eagle, return