The Glenwood post., 1924-05-15
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E. W. Jewett of Aspen was in Glen Cy H.
who'd TODAY. te aa Glenwoo
q. E. Groscurth of Aspen visited in Mrs.
Glenwood last Friday. avenue
III bondale
Mrs. E. v. Hurd Of Avon arrived with he
today for visit with relatives in this Smith.
city. s
Mrs
d. b. Wilkes Oh orais "aS VI i"ne"e the Not
ing business at tne io'ai ianu oAA''e ming at
today.
:. Mrs.
- ,.. day mol
e at the
house today. 1;nL
julius Zupances and Mr.. and Mrs.
o. F. French Of Aspen were Glenwood INV"
,,;.;.o., snnaov moo for
few day
W. IT. Smith of Grand Junction is a out to
visitor in Glenwood with his mother,
Mrs. E. v. Smith oeore
have sp
Mrs. A. g. Hamblet is enjoying a wood, lie
visit from her cousin, Mrs. Frances Junction
Luce of Snowmass.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Mccoy left the oline, az
first of the week for Denver on a Wednest
business and pleasure trip. time vi
s home.
Sheriff Frank Bruin of Aspen was
in Glenwood this morning en- route to Miss
Aspen from trip to Denver and at the Y
Pueblo. visit fre
week. s
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Kleinkneck Of but will
Hartsel are spending few weeks in
Glenwood at the Lunny home Palm Leona
er avenue, ing his
Ed F. 7
Rev. j. P. Carrigan left this after Aspen v
noon for Bed Cliff to deliver the. COM returnin
mencement address to the high school
graduating class Howal
forest,
Miss Margaret Wieben of Snowmass work in
returned to her home Wednesday eve timber s
ming after spending several days here ests, ret
having dental work done. morning
local of
Mrs. DeRemer of Denver arrived
Wednesday and will visit her mother, Super,
Mrs. Kitchener, and sisters, Mrs. Joe son of
Benedeck and Mrs. Kilkenny. left last
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Mrs. Philip d. Norvell left this fr,x, a.
morning for Aspen and will return ,.1.a 80.
with her little daughter, Dorothy, who foros. .,
has been visiting Aspen friends. dance .,
coou,o 1.ooh, ~ ;s +,,i,, most the peoI
graduate work at the Garfield County TT
Aen oN"o0i u"''' "eA. "A Wv .. the stat
'ne oien"oou n-'"''i ''e A'-'' 'A Dickson,
the week. ~ +r; ~
VIM. Caywood of the U. S. Biological n.'a'"'e
S,-.,, ,,.a hoo,, ,oooa i, oh,.no - high W;
the work of trapping coyotes and ,'N'.0n'
predatory animals in the Sweetwater n0"o''
country. '"y "s
reached
Mr. and Mrs f. f. Fordham of good fol
Meeker were in Glenwood last week very mu
visiting Mr. Fordham 8 daughter, Mrs. m
Joe Julian, and renewing many ac-
quantances of Mr.. Fordham. H. NJ
Eyesght
Mrs. j. G. Schwarz delightfully."- en- GIenxvoo
tertained number Of lady friends at the corr
one O'CLOCK iuncn Wednesday a1ter- properly
noon at her home on Pitkin avenue defects
Ihe AFTERNOON was spent In playing tion inv
cards.
CHRIS
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Ikeler, who
h.vo snont +ho ,r;n+or IN s,olono A FIRE,
Wosbiroton ,e+urred last so+,rdov will be
and Lamar ho. occented emnlov,nent G. s. B..
.t the McCov ooraoe Tbev have ren+. turship
od hor.o ~ co,oroao ovan,,n Scientist
n. edifice,
Harold B. Borden, formerly super May 10,
visor of the Leadvlle National forest The p1
arrived today to take up his new du- present.
ties as supervisor of the Holy Cross u.cc,
forest to fill the vacancy left by the
resignation of A. L. Richey. At the
Tuesday
Alex Alien, Gienwood poy, VINO the fina
since ms graduation from the unlVer- which W
sity OF Oolorado al boulder mas Deen The pi
employed by the MI states Telephone a rally i
company at Denver was in Glenwood six 'clo