The Glenwood post., 1924-07-24
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jos Bszo eaasAt fourteen fish in
Ncaame creek Friday.
Deaa sutcliff Of Basalt was down
On business Monday,
Miss Charlotte Arnsld <eturaed homo
Sunday morning fren visit Of several
weeks with her parents in Warrington.
Austin Dever and Raymond Dow
went with E. A. Dow to sweetwatef
lake Monday for several days outing.
Mrs Mary Pretti was Thursday
shopping visitor here. She returned
to her home in Shoshone in the after
noon.
Mrs. Leeman Mccall Of Marble
passed through here on her way to
Lake City where she will visit for
time.
K. 3. Rhea, of Littleton, who has
been in Glenwood on tax investigation
business, left for his home Monday
morning.
h. Kitchener of Marble came to this
city this morning for visit with his
! mother, Mrs. Annie Kitchener, and
his sisters, Mrs. Joe Benedeck, Mrs.
Helen Hughes and Mrs. Lizzie Ki1ken-
ney.
Mr.. and Mrs W. P. Davis Of Flor
ence arrived in the city Sunday. Mr..
Davis returned to Florence, but Mrs.
Davis will stay at one Of the hotels
here for while, after which she will
visit Mrs. Dave Llewellyn at Now
Castle.
The ice cream social given by the
members Of the Epworth League of
the Methodist church last Friday night
was well attended and netted the or
ganization neat sum which will be
used in sending delegates 10 the Grand
Mesa Epworth League institute.
Miss Evelyn Larson came up from
Garfield creek last Friday and visited
at the Dickson home, leaving the next
morning with Miss Geraldine Dickson
for Mccoy where the two will spend a
week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C. B.
Mccoy and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Alister.
G. q. Bryant, who was employed as
plumber for Il. B. Ikeler a number of
years ago, motored to Glenwood this
week. He was accompanied by his
wife, and they are visiting Mr.. Bry-
ants nephew, Raymond Heisler, of this
city, and his niece, Mrs. Robert Jeffers
Of Carbondale.
A party that went to Redstone Sun.
day was composed of the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 8. Hum, Mr.. and Mrs.
William HUM and son, Nr. and Mrs.
Il. E. Dever and son, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
W. HUM and daughter, Mrs. Harold
Parkison and son, Miss Blanche Robin.
son and Mrs. g. M. Keck.
Miss Nellie Sullivan of Hastings.
Michigan, arrived last week and will
spend several months visiting her class
mate, Mrs. H. ]. Earle. The two were
chums attending the University of
Michigan, and Miss Sullivan is thor.
oughly enjoying the beauties in and
around Glenwood, this being her first
visit west.
The Rosenberg family enjoyed re.
union at the Karl Rosenberg home in
Grand Valley last week. All the fam.
ny, including Theodore Rosenberg.
daughter, Miss Helen, son, John, and
MS family, Of Chicago, and Karl ana
n1s 1amily, Of Grand Valley, were to-
gether for the first time in thirteen
years.
Miss Adra M. Hudson, stenographer
In the office of the White River for.
est, recently resigned. She will be
succeeded by Miss Helen @. Scott Of
Grand Junction, who will be trans
ferred from Grand Mesa forest. Miss
Hudson will 20 to Colorado Springs to
be with her mother whom she plans to
take to California later.
Among the many visitors to the
Frying Pan country Sunday were the
following: County Clerk Walter j.
Frost and family, John Persano and
family, Miss May Hadsell, Mrs. Bar.