The Glenwood post., 1924-10-09
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John Williams came down Monday
from his home near Snowmass.
Used Heating Stoves for sale 1t Ed
F. Tarbell's, s93 Cooper aveaues
Mrs. Harry Dickerson of Eagle spent
Tuesday IN Glenwood, the guest Of
Mrs. Ullman.
Miss Ellis Meredith of Washington,
. D. c., was guest at the B. T. Napier
home last Friday.
Miss Ruth Anderson was here last
Friday from her home in Gypsum,
having dental work done.
Mrs. Smith, mother Of Harry Smith,
the tailor, returned to Glenwood last
Saturday from Huron, South Dakota,
where she had been visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Messersmith
and daughter, Blanche, and Miss Alma
Anderson were Glenwood visitors Sun
day from their home in Gypsum.
John Sulzer arrived the first of the
week from Mount Harris, where he is
employed. His family plans to accom-
pany him to Mount Harris soon.
Mrs. A. II. Hepler and Mrs. w. A.
Sheriff. were up from New Castle last
Friday evening to attend the meeting
of the local Eastern Star chapter.
Tie members of the Strickland orches-
ira, who have played for dances here
this summer, left Wednesday for Cali
fornia, where they will spend the win
ter.
Mrs. Charles Brackney, who under
went an operation at the Red Cross
hospital in Salida Monday, is doing as
well as could be expected at this
writing.
Edward P. Short and Mrs. Hazel M.
Moore, both of Grand Junction, were
married by Rev. Thos. W. Stamp at
his home at 1929 Grand avenue last
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Thorson and Mr..
Thorson s mother, Mrs. Andrew Thor
son, left Sunday afternoon for Denver
to attend the Presbyterian synod be-
ing held this week. They will also
visit in Boulder.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Q. Bassett of Los
Angeles arrived last Monday for Wis
it with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kirchen
and family. Mr.. Bassett is assistant
superintendent of telegraphy for the
Santa Fe railroad.
Mrs L. II. Hall and daughter, Car
men, of Rifle, and Mrs. o. L. Mozart
ney of this city, accompanied by two
high school boys of Rifle, left in the
Hall car last Saturday morning for
Denver, where they will spend . week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph N. Tracy. of
Lincoln, Nebraska, announce the az
rival Of a nine-pound boy, Donald
Kirk, at their home, September 81.
Mrs. Tracy will be remembered by her
many Glenwood friends as Miss Jane
Kirk, who taught domestic science in
the schools here for q number Of yeaea.
Have you noticed the statement OF
the County Treasurer regarding the
early date set, by law, hereafter for
the publication of the delinquent tax
listf Mr.. King, treasurer, is anxious
that all who still have taxes to pay,
may know of the change effected in
this regard by a recent supreme court
ruling.
Have you noticed the statement of
the County Treasurer regarding the
early date set, by law, hereafter for
the publication Of the delinquent tax
lists Mr.. King, treasurer, is anxious
that all who still have taxes to pay,
may know of the change effected in
this regard by recent supreme court
ruling
Frank Mechau, who recently left
here to attend Art Institute in Chica-
60, has position in the art department.
at Marshall Fields store and goes to
are school at night. He and Jack
Julian, who was en- route to the U. g.
Naval academy at Annapolis, Mafy.
land, and Miss Georgia Cook, all Of
this city, had q Glenwood reunion "a.
gether short time ago.
Word was received in Glenwood
Tuesday evening that little Nancy
Parks, daughter of G. C. Parks of the
First National Bank Of Denver and
formerly of this city, had fallen and
broken her leg in two places below
the knee. AS Nancy would be nine
years old the following day, she was
planning big party in celebration Of
the event, which made the accident all
the more unfortunate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Eoroddy and
Morrel Eoroddy of Denver are spend
ing their two weeks vacation in Glen
wood and are guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hubbard. They
plan to go deer hunting, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs, Hubbard. The Eor-