The Glenwood post., 1924-08-14

aoWhIu hoPhAns, "uO mas Oeen on
forest duty in the White River vicin-
ity, returned Monday night and is now
busy at his headquarters in the White
River forest office in the Federal
building.
H. L. Jenness, division engineer for
the State Highway department, is
making trip by auto over his terri
tory, visiting Breckenridge, Dillon,
Kremmling, Walden and other points
this week.
Mrs. Helen Hughes, who has spent
the summer visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Joe Benedeck, left
Sunday night for Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, where she makes her home with
her daughter.
Lawrence Burke and son, Lawrence,
of Rock Island, Illinois, who have been
visiting their son and brother, Frank,
in Pueblo, were in Glenwood few
days this week visiting their niece and
cousin, Mrs. John Schultz.
DR.. R. B. Porter was taken i'll the
first of the week and is confined to
his home, but is now improving nicely.
Ray Oldenburg, who has almost com
pleted his medical course, has been
looking after the doctor 's patients.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sorenson, Mrs.
Sorenson sister, Mrs. Iinnie Desuza
of Jacksonville, Illinois, and Leslie
Carteen motored to Ivanhoe lake Sun
day. Mr.. Sorenson and Leslie caught
1O2 fish between the hours Of 9 a. m.
and p. m.
r. W. Gray, clerk in the offices of
the White River and Holy Cross Ma.
tional forests, is anticipating the ar
rival tomorrow of his mother, Mrs. T.
E. Gray, of Oakland, Iowa, and his sis
ter, Miss Olive Gray, of Des Moinss,
Iowa, for visit in Glenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dougan are en-.
Ijoying visit with their daughters and
their families, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley
Williams and son, Jack, and Mrs. W.
B. Sale and son, Billy, Of Denver. Mr..
and Mrs. Williams are guests at the
Hotel Colorado while in Glenwod.
Miss Agnes Lunny, who has spent
tile past five weeks visiting her moth
er and sister in this city, left Monday
morning to resume her work as nurse
in the Santa Fe hospital in Los Anee-
les. She went by way of Pueblo and
will visit Mrs. G. c. Stout in that eity.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. FELTON, of Grand
Junction arrived last Saturday and
spend two weeks in our city. Mr.. Eel
ton is in charge of the weather bureau
in the Junction, and he and his wife
are friends Of Miss He4sn Scott, stem
ographer in the White River forest
office.
A jolly party motored to the Tumble
creek picnic grounds Monday evening
They included Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Val
entine, Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Prime, Rev.
ami Mrs. A. N. Martin, son, Robert,
and daughters, Ruth and Laura Fay,
Misses Edith Strauss Of Basa1t and
Caroline Haas of Des Moines, Iowa.
Misses Minnie and Sue Rarton and
brother, Tom Barton, arrived in Glen,
wood Tuesday evening by auto from
Hotchkiss, where they have been visit
ing Mt their ranch. They were Joined
here by Miss otella Kinchell, teacher
m the Fort Collins schools, and the
four left Wednesday morning for Fort
Collins.
u. r. Rice and daughter, Louise, and
Miss Selma Rawles returned Monday
from Grand Junction, where they had
been visiting. Mrs. Rice remained 70,
a longer stay with her daughter, Mrs
chester Lewis. While at the Junction
Mr' Rice and his son-in-law, Chester
Lewis, made trip to Grand Mesa
which they greatly enioved