The Glenwood post., 1924-08-21
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Mn and Mrs. u. VI. Hoilsaa cam.
down from woicott this week to give
their little daughter medical treatment
The J. L. Nooian family and their
guests from Muncie, Indiana, enjoyed
q picnic at Hideaway Tuesday evening
Of this week.
One army and navy telescope and one
pair Of army and navy field glasses,
good as new. See Ed F. Tarbell, s03
Cooper avenue.
VIM. yRittmayer, who has spent sew
eral weeks in Denver, returned home
last Friday. He was accompanied by
his brother, Adam Rittmayer.
DR.. R. B. Porter, who has been con-
fined to his bed for the past ten
days, is considerably improved today,
and his many friends are nok hopeful
fer his speedy recovery.
Madame M 1iss LIE Gall, Beauty
Shop, Montrose, Colo, is opening a
Beauty College in connection with the
retail shop, Sept. 1. Courses reasona-
BILE. Earn while you learn. Write for
information S-21-2t
Reports reaching Glenwood from San
Diego are to the effect that Clair
Stewart of this city is in very crit
ical condition in San Diego hospital,
and that but faint hopes of his recov-
cry are entertained by his relatives.
Mrs. Stewart is constantly at her hus-
band Is bedside.
Fred Barlow and sister, Mrs. Dollie
Barnes and Ernest Barlow and Mrs.
Juanita Everett arrived last Friday
from their homes in Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia. The gentlemen left Tuesday
with G. H. tWeidenhammer for few
days camping trip at the head of Griz-
z1ycreek. All are former Glenwoodites
and are visiting their many friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Hubbard and
children, Mrs. C. L. Danielson and
daughter, Edith Louise, aand Mrs. E.
M. Clarke left this morning by auto
for Denver. They will be joined by
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hubbard at
Leadville. Mrs. Clarke will spend two
months visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Danielson, in Denver, but the rest of
the party will return in week.
Misses Florence Atwood, Reba Nc
CARNEY, Geraldine and Genevieve
Dickson spent last Saturday night at
Canon creek. They attended weinie
roast and community dance at the
Canon creek school house Saturday
evening and spent Sunday at the Ira
Sparks ranch, where they were guests
at a turkey dinner given by Mrs.
Sparks in honor of Nathan Sparks who
is leaving in the near future for Cas-
per, Wyoming.
Mrs. Meyer, daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Baer, accompanied
by her little son, motored over from
Denver this week in her new Buick
coupe, coming by way of Berthoud
pass, and although driving a new car
with a different gear shift to any she
had heretofore been accustomed to, she
had no trouble at all until, driving
up to the Hotel Colorado entrance, she
struck the stone steps, battering one
hub cap and badly bending one fender.
Repairs were made at the Mccoy gar
age and the journey was resumed to
Meeker, AIRS. Meyers old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward stauffer Of
Rifle we're in Glenwood last Friday
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Silver Of
this city and Rev. and Mrs. A. N.
Martin of Rifle, who were visiting
here The stauffers have spent two
W weeks in Dillon, visiting Mrs. stauf.
fer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. R.
Parker. They also visited near DEN
yer, Fort Collins, Yellowstone National
park and spent Frontier Day in Chey-
enne. Mr.. Stauffer will return IN R;f1.