The Glenwood post., 1924-08-07

week.
Russel Crane, who had been visiting
his mother, DR.. A. 8. Crane Of Rifle,
left last week for his home at Lakin,
Kansas.
XIV. Baillie, with some officials Of
the White Eagle Oil and Refining
company, is spending this week fishing
at Mesa lakes,
Miss Lola Mechau and her guest,
Miss Elena Reasoner, left Wednesday
afternoon for Denver, following their
vacation spent in Glenwood.
Mrs. E. M. Tully expects to leave
this week for Los Angeles, California.
She will be joined here by her sister,
Mrs. j. D. Roach of st. Louis, and the
two will meet another sister, Mrs.
Prison of Wyoming, and have a re-
union in California. Mrs. Tully will;
return in a few weeks.
Mrs. Ella Young, mother of Mrs.
Perry Wood of DeBeque, was injured
in an auto accident which occurred
between Rifle and Meeker last Sunday.
Mrs. Young was taken to Rifle for
treatment and then brought to the
Glenwood hospital where it was found
her right shoulder was dislocated
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin and
children, who drove through here Tues
day en- route from Nebraska to Cali
fornia, renewed their friendship with
Mr.. and Mrs. g. a. Bell. Mrs. Martin
formerly taught school on Beaver
creek near Rifle at the time Mr.. Bell
was living on a ranch on the creek.
Charles Dustin and family passed
through Glenwood Springs Sunday
morning on their way to Aspen, where
Mr.. Dustin will work his mining claim
and endeavor to add another produc-
ing mine to Pitkin county. They have
been located in Park City, Utah, for
some time where Mr.. Dustin had a
"a 10. ton in the mines.
Mrs. Johnny Taylor, Mrs. Lola Yates,
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Mcdonald and
Vernon Raymond motored to Aspen
Sunday to visit friends and relatives.
They report the new road from Basalt
to Gerbazdale over the old Midland
right of way as particularly fine,
changing entirely the accustomed view
of the Roaring Fork valley.
DIR. Morrison and family, of Newton,
Kansas, and Dr.. Dudley Claggett, also
of Kansas, are camping at Noonan 's
grove. Each of the gentlemen is a
Presbyterian minister, and by a strange
coincidence Dr.. Claggett discovered
that his cousin, DR.. o. F. Claggett.
was located in Rifle, and he had not
seen him for several years.
Miss lisa Link returned home Tues
day night after attending the six
weeks summer school at the State
Teachers college at Greeley and two
weeks visiting Miss Martha Woodruff
in Lincoln, Nebraska. Miss Woodruff
is the daughter of 8. D. Woodruff who
was contractor on the federal building
here. The two young ladies mad de-
lightful visit together.
One of Glenwood's citizens reports
seeing the following delegates to the
Eagle county Democratic assembly
held at Basalt last Saturday: Ed
Slaughter and Earl McGlochlin Of Gyp-
sum; Harry Nottingham, Avon; Tom
Gleason, Ben White and Hume White
Of Eagle; William Walsh and Gordon
Roberts Of Red Cliff.
J. B. England and family, formerly
of Glenwood but now Of Los Angeles,
send greetings and best wishes to their
numerous friends here. J. A. Russell,
representative of the Aluminm Goods
Manufacturing company of San Fran
cisco, who was in town this week,
acted as bearer of the welcome mes
sage. Mr.. England is now manager
of moving picture house in Pasadena.
Mrs. Alice Miller, formerly of Glen
wood but now residing alternately in
Chicago and Florida, spent few days
ir Gienwood this week visiting friends.
Will. here she was the guest of Mrs.
X. +. Bryant. She was accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Ira Cooley, and her
husband and son, Richard, of New
London, Wisconsin. The party had