The Glenwood post., 1924-06-26
Alvin. Webb Of Eagle has bssa visit-
iag It the Pedigo homet this week.

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Carbondals spent Strawberry Day
here.
Summer school teachers and instruct.
on are planning to have pool party
this evening. %
CHARLES Evans Of Aspen ID visiting
at the, Norvell home this week with
his sister Helen. ~
vernx Maston . nurse from F.uita,
had . goiter operation at tho Glen-'
wood hospital last Monday. =.
Ray Kistler came in from Denver
| last Friday night and spent Straw
berry Day here visiting friends. =
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Members of the Crochet club and
their families enjoyed . picnic at
i Tumble creek Wednesday evening.
Rev. Philip D. Norvell and guests,
George Norvell and G. W. Grill, mo-
tored TO the Frying Pan river country
Monday and spent two days fishing. :.
Judge John 7. shumate, District At
torney Frank Delaney, j. F. Schultz,
Judge ard M:y. j.. W. Dollison and
Carl Fulghum were in Aspen Monday
attending court.
MrA D. W Shores and little grand
soa, John Dorr Edgerton, returned
, home last week from California where
they had spent the winter visiting Mr..
and Mrs George Edgerton.
Mrs. R. q. staley, who is attending
the summer school here, spent the
week end at Gypsum with her husband
and small son. Mr.. staley is principal
Of the Eagle County High school.
Miss Cornelia Cornwall Of Ouray is
this week visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Lillian Rice. Her sister, Miss
Lillian Cornwall, who has been teach
ing in Wyoming, is expected today for
q visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Nordyke and
son, Clarence, Miss Dorothy Clark,
niece of Mr.. and Mrs Nordyke, Mrs
vina E. Hunt, and son, John, all Of
Rifle, were Strawberry Day visitors
in this city.
r.. v. High, private secretary te
Congressman Ed T. Taylor, motored
to Glenwood from Washington, D. q.
arriving the first of the week. He will
spend the summer here, and states that
Mr. Taylor will arrive in short time
/ D. g. Weyand, son, Orville, and
daughter, jeanette, and Miss Griffith
motored from Craig and were here
Strawberry Day, renewing acquaint
ances with their many Glenwood
friends. They were en- route to Den
yer.
D. @. Belden left last Friday fol
Omaha, Nebraska, where he will At
tend the national convention Of Lion
clubs, going as a delegate from th'
local club. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Belden, who will visit relativel
while in Omaha.
Discharges from the Glenwood hos
pital for the past week include Mrs
Helen Ritter Of New Castle, last Fri
day; Mrs. Eliza Donxoles Of New Cas-
tie, last Friday; Mrs. Lulu Simpson
of this city, . week ago Wednesday
and Robert Price Of Rifle last Friday
Mrs. Ian Bell, superintendent Of the
Glenwood hospital, is planning on leav
ing the first Of July for q vacation II
the east. She will be accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. g. @. Stout, and Mf
Stout Of Fruita. Miss Edith K. John
son, of Grand Junction formerly su
perintendent Of the Glenwood hospital
will take Mrs. Bells place during hel
absence.
Among Mrs. Jim Thompson's Straw
berry Day visitors were her sisters
Mrs Jack Goodrich and Mrs. Al Am
mermon, and their husbands; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs
Laurcce Harmon, Oren Harmon, Mis-
Carmnn Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Gcorg'
Cose and Walter Dorell, all Of Rifle
Mr.. Guy Martin of Carbondale; Mr.
Cliff Konrad Of Denver; Miss Lela
Dudley Of Meeker.
Miss Edna Nav Sprapue. n teacher