The Glenwood post., 1924-07-03

q. P. Riee, O. b. King and Chester
Lewis enjoyed . fishing trip On The
Frying Pan river Sunday. =, -f
County Clerk w. J. Frost 10 this
week attending the district1 msstfAg'
Of county commissioner in Telluride.
Miss Annie Dow and Miss Annie
Cow. left this week fer Barter, Iowa,
to spend the summer visiting friends.
Mrs. James Underwood Of Grand
vaaley spent Sunday visiting at tie
home OF. Mrs. Margaret Simpson on
South Graad. Il if.-'-
III. and Ars. a. =. Prime and dsugh-
Va, Mildred, also sa,sh Jane Elliott
wsnt to Frying Pan river on . picnic
Thursday. q ~rNwr
Mrs. Chester Lewis and baby spent
this week visiting Mrs. Lewis' parents,
M. aad Mrs q. p: Rice, FROM their
home in Grand Junction.
Chas. N. Burrett aAd Mrs. Rather
inc Miller, both OF New Castle, were
issued a marriage license at the county
clerks office hst Friday.
Roy Kachell and uncle, Dormap
Gordon, arrived Monday night from
Yellowstone Park for visit at the
Kacheli homo in this city.
County Commissioners Heuschkel,
Higgins and Coulter are attending
the district county commissioners meet.
ing in Telluride this week.
Members of the Crochet club, TO-
gether with their families, about thirty
in all, enjoyed q picnic at Tumble
creek Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Will st. Clair of Portland, Ore
gon, arrived in Glenwood from Grand
junction Wednesday night and 10 the
guest of the Napier family.
Mrs. q. R. Mccarthy and daughters,
Elizabeth and Katherine, left today
for Minnesota, where they will spend
the remainder Of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Belden returned
home Sunday morning from Omaha,
where Mr.. Belden was delegate from
the local Lions club to the national
convention.
Curtis King and family arrived the
first of the week from their home in
Memphis, Tenn, and will spend few
months at their beautiful summer
home ON Mitchell creek.
Miss Agnes Lunny, nurse in the
Santa Fe hospital in Los Angeles, az
rived this morning to spend her vaes-
tion with her mother and beg sister,
Miss Mabel, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Spencer of the
Avalanche Echo are enjoying visit
from Mr.. spencers father, G. n.
Spencer, and his sister, Miss jeanette
Spencer, bot hof Denver.
G. 8. Merrill Of the local land office
and family will leave today for Yer
nal, Utah, by way Of Meeksr. They
will spend the Fourth in vernal; then
60 to Salt Lake and Yellowstone Park,
urning TO 0lsnwood in shout three
weeks.
Joe Delaney of Michigan, who has
been visiting relatives in Meeker,
spent today visiting at the home Of
his brother, District Attorney Frank
Delaney of this city. He was accom-.
panied here by John Oldland Of
Meeker.
Charles E. Thomas and Miss Edna
+. Tandy of Carbondale were united
in marriage here last Friday by Rev.
j. P. Clark of the Presbyterian church.
The couple are one of Carbondale g
most popular couples. They will spend
their honeymoon in Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. and Mrs John Wilson and son,
Jack, Mrs. H. F. Thurston and Miss
Caroline Mead motored from Denver,
arriving in Glenwood uesday night,
and will spend week visiting rels.
tives and friends in Carbondsle. Mrs.
Thurston will also visit her father,
Hugh Moore Of this office.
Miss Edith K. johnson Of Gsand
Junction arrived Monday to take the
place of i,lrs Ian Be11 aa aunerfnkehd, |,