The Glenwood post., 1912-01-27
Live City News

John E. Ethel of Rife was trans
acting business in Glenwood yesterday.
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Miss Laura Thomas and her sister
from Eagle We're Glenwood visitors
yesterday.
Mrs. E. B. Everett, Jr., visited las.
week at the Geigel home up the Roa"-
ing Fork.
Mrs. Alice Lee Gibson of Denver has
been visiting friends in Glenwood foT
some time.
Tonight the Palisade basket ball
teams will contest with the local teams
at the school gymnasium.
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The local Eastern star lodge is max
ing arrangements for its annual col
onial ball to be given FEB. %.
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Martin Muth was operated on early
this week at the Glenwood sanitarium
for kidney trouble. He is getting IN
nicely.
Frank d. Squiers came up from Rife
Thursday to serve as witness in tn"
Murtle hearing before Division Engi
neer Rosenberg.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dow left Thurs
day evening for San Diego, California,
where they will take life easy for the
next three months.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Claussen are re-
.oicing over the arrival at their home
last Tuesday morning from Storkville
of an eight pound son.
Perry Malaby left Thursday evening
for Pueblo, having in charge Mrs.
George Norris of New Castle, whom he
placed in the Work sanitarium.
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Impure blood runs you down
makes you an easy victim for organic
diseases. Burdock Blood Bitters purl-
fies the blood-cures the cause-builds
you up.
DIR. J. Clyde Smith represented the
Garfield county medical fraternity al
the meeting and banquet of the Wes-
ern Slope Medical association at Grand
Junction Thursday evening
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The Glenwood candidates have a fieli
of their own, and several of the youns
ladies who have entered the contest
are doing exceedingly well, but all OF
them should do more hustling for new
subscriptions.
Miss lisa Robins, who was called I
Glcnwood by the serious illness whicl
resulted in the death of her brother-in
law, Rev. Greer A. FOote will retur
tomorrow morning to take up hel
school work in Salt Lake City.
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The Lincoln day banquet to be give!
in Denver February II by Colorado re
publicans will be one of the big poit
ical events of the year. 1t is expected
that several republicans will be in a.
tendance from Garfield county
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Take look at the piano, diamond
rings, and other costly prizes otferec
by the Post to the young ladies wnt
succeed in getting the greatest numbe'
of votes.
Bicycle With Coaster Brake and
New Tires-Wil sell for So. Tires alon,
cost $12. Quackenbush Rife, 30 cal
ber, sell for $3.50. New Vacuum Clean
er, hand power, cost so, sell for -.
Phone Grand 365 G. W. BAYERS
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Teachers meetings have been ar
ranged for both in Rife and New Cas-
tie for next Saturday, and Mrs. Yves
terman, county superintendent ,ha.
this week notified all the teachers il
the surrounding districts and is urgint
their attendance
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Fred Worth of Denver is the new
clerk in the Citizens National bank
Mr.. Worth comes to take the place OF
Mr. Bayers who will soon tender h.,
resignation on account of arrangements
he has made to take up line of mae
ufacturing business on his own account
Miss Edith Fipps represents Cardih
in the Post IS contest, and she has be
gun the work with an enthusiasm that
ought to win her one of the prizes
Edith is well known and popular in he,
community, and she will receive thc
sunnort Of Cardiff and surrOunI ii in q