The Glenwood post., 1924-08-28

business trlp TO dtand Valley ana MOI
risania. r
Nick Bellm underwent a major op-
Grafton at the Glen%ood hospital last
Saturday. fg
Miss Ruth Snyder of this city under
went an operation at the Glenwood hos
pital Wednesday.
John C. Schultz was a Glenwood Wis
itor the first of the week from his
ranch home on Piceance creek.
Mrs Lerna Louis Baharat Of Denver
underwent an operation at the Glen.
wood hospital Wednesday.
H. E. Smith, the tailor, received the
news Sunday night of the death of his
sister in Huron, South Dakota.
E. II. Mennie, Burlington railroad
agent at Hannibal, Mo-, was guest at
the 1. E. Pratt home this week.
Mrs. Laura B. Davidson of this city
underwent major operation at the
Glenwood hospital last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. King of Grand
junction spent several days of this
week visiting their many friends in
this city.
Mrs. Anna M. Dever left Wednesday
for Silt to spend few days with her
SON, Charlie, who is in charge of the
Silt bank.
Howard Jennings of Grand Lake and
Willard White and Paul Whitney of
Denver have been guests at the B. T.
Napier home this week.
Mrs. Charles l.. Hartman and infant
Son were able to leave the Glenwood
hospital Wednesday afternoon and re-
turn to their home at Wolcott.
Ian Bell left Wednesday afternoon
Tor Denver, where he will be hospital
azed at the Fitzsimmons hospital. He
will be gone month at least.
Mrs. Amelia Dewey left Tuesday for
Denver, where She will meet her sister.
Mrs. Martin Rehfus of Indianapolis.
and visit her for two weeks.
Larry Mcmillan and family returned
home Tuesday from Colorado Springs.
where they have been visiting Mrs.
MeMillan's brother, Ray Blancett.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace L. DeLong of
Trand Junction were Glenwood visitors
last Monday while returning to their
nome from an auto trip to several east.
ern slope points.
Ar. and Mrs. George Porter and
daughter, Mrs. Gertie Mogenson, who
were called here last week by the in.
ness OF DR.. X. b. Porter, returned to
tneir homes at Fruita the latter part
of the week.
M. Y. B0sco was stricken with acute
appendicitis last Friday and was taken
TO the Glenwood hospital where he un-
oerwent an operation at once. He ia
improving nicely.
Mrs. Clay Kettle of Cardiff recetved
a message Monday night telling of the
death of her mother in Hoisineton
Kansas. She left Tuesday morning to
attend the funeral.
Miss Anna DeLan arrived Wednesday,
from Denver and will spend few days
at the j C. Schwarz home before goino
to Grand Junction to take up her duties
as school teacher
Mrs. j. E. Moore will leave SATURDAY.
night for La Junta, Colorado. to attend
the state convention of the American
Legion Auxiliary. She goes as n dele.
gate from the local chapter.
Miss Jennie Bliss and Miss za~z
who have been guests at Hotel Colora.
40 left Friday night I'D their home in
New York. Mis- Zeitz has just return
Japan.
aOSi SIoOk, daughter of Mr..
ana Mrs: j. E. Crook of South Glen.
WOOD, Will return home Monday from
Meeker where she has spent the past
ie~ weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
John Gems, who has spent the past
month IN Glenwood at the home of his
niece, Mrs. George Kyner, while he was
saking the baths for rheumatism, left
saturday morning for his home IN
Clifton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. R. Jacobs of this
city have been enjoying a visit from
Mr.. Jacobs sister, Mrs. P. s. Wheeler.
and her son and Mrs. Roy Keynon and
her son, and their father, J. T. jacobs.
OF Eureka. Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs John Sulzer and three
children returned home last Saturday
night. Mrs. SuIzer and children. who
nave spent the past six weeks in Mis-
souri, were joined by Mr.. Sulzer. who
has been in the Craig vicinity.
Edward Taylor, Jr., and little Ed.
ward Thomas Taylor the third left Sun.
day night for their home in Modesto
California, after visit of few
weeks with Mr.. Taylor's parents, Con.
grassman and Mrs. E. T. Taylor.
Little Marie Safer, daughter of An.
drew Safer, underwent an operation
for the removal of her tonsils at the
Genwood hospital last Saturday. Frank
Ihome, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. N.
Ihome, also had his tonsils removed
the same day.
Little Bobby Spahr, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. b. Spahr of this city, who with
ms mother and sisters has been visiting
In Denver, recently underwent an opera.
ton for appendicitis and for several
days was very ill and not expected to
i've, but latest reports state that he
IS now improving nicely at st. Lukes
hospital.
MT. and Mrs. A. j. Dickson last Sat.
urday made an auto trip to Snowmass
and Brush creek, and then to Aspen and
several miles up the road toward In.
: dependence pass. Mr.. Dickson had
H.