The Glenwood post., 1912-08-31

at Plaeita on fishing excursion.
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Mrs. J. C. Schwarz has been spend
| ing the week in Denver as a lodge dele
| gate.
| Yesterday DR.. Hutchison removed the
,onsils and adenoids ,som the little ooy
OF Mrs. Lizzie Randall of Snowmass.
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Miss Nellie Sullivan came up from
New Castle Tuesday to have DIR. Hut
Gibson remove growth from her eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Warner left Thurs
day evening for Canada where Joe's
brother, John, has secured a position
for him on the mounted police.
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DR.. Hutchison mas sent east 70. his
furniture and with his family viii oc-
eury the cottage recently vacated by
Irs Foote en- Cooper avenue.
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James Buchholz who was injured in
the races last Saturday was recovered
Wednesday so that he was able to leave
the hospital and return to his home.
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F. H. Alkire and family of Graud
Junction have moved into the Ritz
mayer residence on Blake avenue. Mr..
Alkire is Rio Grande engineer and
has taken the Aspen run.
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Mrs. Blossom and son Joe left Mon
day evening for Elgin, His, where they
expect to make their home. Joe viii
be a student the coming year in the
Lewis Technical Institute in Chicago.
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DR.. Horan had hard time in driving
his car from Redstone Wednesday. The
mudslides We're numerous as a result of
the hard rains and he says he thought
several times he would have to send for
the wrecker.
Mr.. Oyster, father of Engineer Harry
| Oyster, died at the home of his son yes
terday morning from hemmorrhaga.
Relatives both east and west have been
telegraphed concerning arrangements
for the funeral.
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Merit French who has been very il
for more than a week is now greatly
improved and although very weak, the
crisis has been passed and the improve
ment during the last twentyfour hours
is very satisfactory.
John Hickman, who was in Glenwood
yesterday, says Parks and Fred Kaiser
are strong wherever he has been as j:
also Charley Smith, and as for Clay
Jessup for sheriff there is scarcely any
talk of anyone else.
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1t IS reported that W. c. Maupin and
family who vert to California last
arr ng will return to Glenwood this
morning to remain ash make this their
home, having gotten quite enough of
the mnch advertised coast state.
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! 5. J. Lowe received message Thurs
day announcing the serious illness of
his sister at her home in Iowa. NJ.
Lowe left on the first ira Il but from
the character OF the message he scarce.
F., ly hopes to find his sister alive,
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! 4 couple ears of brick were ditched
on the Aspen branch Thursday oetweea
Cattle creek and Carbonate. 1t was
an all days job getting them psck on
the track and the crew did not feturn
to Gienwood until O'Clock yesterday
morning.
G. L. Todd, the popular postmaster
of Rife, made trip to Glenwood Thurs
day and visited many of his friends
here. He finds the outlook for repub-
icans improving wherever he has been.
That seems to be the general impress
sion everywhere.
Rev. Geo. F. Klein left Tuesday
morning for the annual conference of
the Methodist church, held this year
at Canon City. The assignments OF
ministers will not be announced before
tomorrow or probably Monday morn
ing but members of the Glenwood con-
gregation are unit in hoping that
Mr.. Klein will be returned to Glenwood.
He has given excellent satisfaction and
his many friends are hoping for his
return.
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Jasper Reynolds, a pioneer in Gar
field county died at the sanitarium
Thursday evening after a weeks suf.
fering from inflammation of the blad-