The Glenwood post., 1924-03-27


Junction to visit friends ~ for a
few days.
Mrs. Reilly and son, John, left last
week for Canon City where they will
make their future home.
Mrs. O. x. Elliott who recently fell
and sprained her right wrist, is getting
along nicely at this writing.
Mrs. W. 8. Cowles has returned, from
Denver where she was called some
time ago by the illness of her daughter.
Arthur B. Frazier of Colorado
Springs spent last Wednesday in Glen.
, wood visiting Miss Adra Hudson of the
q. 8. forest office.
Mrs. j. F. Reynolds and baby son re-
turned home Tuesday afternoon from
Paonia, where they visited Mrs. Reyn.
olds' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, for
ten days.
K. 8. Rhea, tax investigator for Col
orado, was Glenwood visitor this
week. Mr.. Rhea has been checking up
the work in the assessors offices Of the
Western Slope.
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local forest offices and Ranger George
Powell of New Castle are this week at
tending a meeting of forest rangers
held in Leadville.
Mrs. Olive Duffy and daughter,
Frances, will leave tomorrow morning
for the D. & R. G.. hospital at salida,
where the latter will undergo an opera
tfon for appendicitis.
Rev. Edwin johnson left Sunday
night for Gunnison to attend the or
dination of the Rev. Bernard Geiser,
and will spend several days in Grand
Junction, remaining there over Sum
day.
Superintendent W. D. Blaine will
leave the first of next week for Dem
yer and Boulder. He will attend the
meeting Of superintendents and prin-
cipals of the state held in the latter
city.
County Superintendent Mrs. Gretta
Pottenger left last week for Denver to
attend meeting of county superin-
tendents Of the state. She will also
visit her mother, Mrs. MacCormack,
who has just returned from California
and is ill with the flu.
Leo Cook and Miss Gladys Carpenter,
both of Silt, secured license Of the
county clerk this afternoon and were
married by Rev. Thos. W. Stamp. Both
parties are under legal age, but they
were accompanied by their parents who
CONSENTED to the ceremony.
Imam Harper, an Eagle county pris-
oner in the Garfield county jail, was
released from custody on parole last
week, after paying $1544O of the
$339.55 and costs assessed against him
on charge of manufacturing and
having liquor in his possession.
Tom Mclaughlin Of New York and
Denver, Homer T. Darlington Of Casper,
Wyoming, W. H. Courtright of Denver,
and Mr. Pitts of the California Oil com.
pany with offices in Los Angeles, were
q few of the oil boosters in Glenwood
this week who are interested in leases
in the Hamilton dome area.
At the Lion supper at the Williams
last evening G. M. Keck called atten-
tion to the fact, for apparently it Is
fact, that Glenwood is the only place
of this size in the west if not in the
United States, to entertain three presi-
dents. Naturally we feel proud of the
fact that this little mountain resort
has had the distinction of entertaining
three presidents Of the United States.
Plumber NJ. ]. Mccarthy and a jour
neyman plumber who was working for
him at the Hotel Colorado "mixed it'
the latter part of last week, with the
result that Mccarthy landed on the
plumber, knocking him to the pave
ment, the latter puncturing Macs
epidermis with pocket knife before
the scrimmage was over. The matter
was not reported to the officers until
several hours had passed and the
plumber had then left for new fields.
Defacement of signboards and other