The Glenwood post., 1924-06-26

Mrs. Arthur Stremme Of Gypsum
was a Glenwood visitor this week.
Miss Fannie Tibbetts is improving
nicely at the Glenwood hospital from
her recent operation.
Roy E. Bellm and Edith Ellen Bird
were issued marriage license at the
county clerks office last Wednesday.
l. A. Trentham and wife are here
from Pueblo, Mr.. Trentham having ac-
cepted position at the Flynn barber
shop.
Clayton Mallory, the SON Of Mrs. o.
A Mallory of Iona, Colorado, recently
had his tonsils removed at the Glen.
wood hospital
Patrick O'Kane, who has been visit
ing his nephew, Walter j. Frost, and
alse in Rifle, returned to his home at
Aspen this week,
Mrs. G. E. Mitchell, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Helen Hughes
of this city, left last Saturday night
for her home in California.
Frank Farnum was a Glenwood visit
or Strawberry Day from his home in
Salida. He visited at the home of his
brother, W. 81. Farnum, while here.
DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Fisk, former Glen
woodites, were visitors here last Sun
day from their home in Greeley. They
visited at the H. B. Walz home while
here.
Mrs. G. W. Wilson and daughter,
Beryl, arrived the first Of the week
from California and are visiting their
husband and father, c. W. Wilson, and
son William. ..t
John II. Piper of Cedar Falls, Iowa,
who was en- route to Oakland, Califo..
MIA, was taken suddenly i'll and had "a
major operation at the Glenwood hos.
pital Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Blanche Goss, who has been
special nurse for little Mary Edith,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank De-
1anav ro%urra1 +o 70, h... - n...
Wednesday. Nary Edith is much i'm
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Norvell and
son, Ralph, of Craig, motored to Glen
wood last week and remained until
Wednesday morning visiting at the
home of Mr.. Norvell's brother, Philip
D. Norvell Of this city.
Miss Violet Mallery, who has spent
the past two weeks visiting her moth
er and brother Of this city, left this
morning for Colorado Springs, where
she is taking training for nurse at
the Bethel hospital.
George W. Grill Of Lakewood, Ohio.
a suburb Of Cleveland, who has been
attending the Kiwanis convention in
Denver, spent few days Of this week
visiting at the home of his brother.in.
law, Rev. Philip D. Norvell of this city.
Mr.. Grill 10 connected with a board Of |
education in the Lakewood schools.
Three teachers have enrolled for
work in the summer school this week,
making a total of one hundred and |
thirty. They are Miss Sara Limpus Of
Rifle. Miss Crete Hopp from Germany,
and Mrs. Sara Shinn of Pershing, Colo
rado. Miss Limpus and Miss Hopp
have enrolled for the institute work,
but Mrs. Shinn has enrolled for credit.
Miss Hopp is the niece Of Mrs. J. @.
Schwarz Of this city.
Glenwood was favored during the
Strawberry Day festivities by visit
from Hon. Carl 8. Millikin, secretary
Of state, who is making tour of
Western Colorado Mr.. Millilin ex-
pressed himself as very much pleased
with the conditions as he found them
in this portion of the state, as he says
he notices decided upward trend
since his last visit to this section.
Mrs. Ed Wallace and Nancy and
Charlotte, the children Of O. @. Parks,
who have been whiting in Glenwood,
were obliged to leave this morning for
their home in Denver - Charlotte
came down with the whooping cough.
9. R. Mccarthy drove the Wallace car
+, back for them and they were accom-.
panied BY Mrs. F. ". Kaiser who will
spend few weeks in the capital city.
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