The Glenwood post., 1912-12-14

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materials. Candy canes, ribbon, mixed
and fifty other kinds made by us.
PURE FOOD STORE.
Charles A. Rathbone, manager of the
G.enwood Hot springs and Hotel COM
psny, left last Monday for trip
abroad where he VII spend the Yule-
tide period with relatives. lie expects
to return to Glenwood about February
10.
Grandma Smith. mother of Alderman
". IL. Smith OF this city, is very low
at her home in New Castle. She Is
constantly attended by two daughters
and is given every care that loving
hands can bestow, but in view of the
fact that she is in her 93rd year but
little hope is entertained for her re-
covery.
Last Thursday was the 18th day Of
the 18th month Of 1912 and to thosa
letter writers in the habit of abbreviat
ing it was indicated by l2-l2-12 and
it may be interesting to know that NOT
until Jan. ], 1901 can any date be in
dicated by writing one number three
times. On that date it may be writ
ten Ill.
Martin Kitchener, father Of Mrs. Ed
s. Hughes, Mrs. Riggs and Mrs. DE
Remer, died Tuesday afternoon at the
Glenwood sanitarium a,rer an illness
Of several weeks. Mr.. Kitchener was
II years of age and had always enjoy
ed good health until recently. The
funeral was held yesterday afternoon
from the Catholic church.
Mrs. p. c. Coryell of New Castle,
who for the past five weeks has beeu
great sufferer from rheumatism at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Schuess-
proved. She mas had hard strugglc
with the disease and her friends have
been greatly exercised over her cond
ton, but she is now thought to be Well
on the road to recovery.
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Married, at the NJ +. parsonage, by
the Rev. Geo. f. Klein, Thursday nigh.
at, 3 O'Clock, Mr. P. J. Dickson OF
Denver to Miss Rosela Dickson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. August Dickson of
| Glenwood Springs. Present to witness
the ceremony were the parents of th"
bride. her two sisters, Mrs. kuntz and
| daughter of this city and Mr.. Ira
Sparks of New Castle. The happy
couple will make their future home il
Denver.
Two million Red Cross Christmas
stdls are On sdtt NoiOiduo. II a..
are sold it means a fund of $4,000 for
the purpose of fighting the spread of
tuberculosis. The seals sell for one cent
each and are pasted on Christmas let
ters and packages, and are SO designed
as to carry with them the Christmas
spirit of good cheer. The sales are
being made under the direction Of the
Colorado Society for the Prevention Of
the Spread Of tuberculosis. They ear
he purchased at almost any of tn.
stores or postofices in the state.
y. S. Anderson, an expert candy MAX
er. has been employed at the Pire
Foou store and this week Mrs. Ander-
son and little daughter arrived from
Boulder where they have recently
made their home. Mr. Anderson
mother. Mrs. S. P. Anderson, also ar
will make her home with her son. Mrs.
Anderson was formerly matrOn of the
state penitentiary at Canon City and
en- ioys the distinction of having held
that position longer than any other ap-
pointee, she having served in that ca
pacity over six years through the ad-
ministrations of Governors Peabody,
Mcdonald and Buchtel and well into
the Shafroth administration.
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The school board has ordered an
iron stairway for the school building
which will be placed on the east side
of the building and allow egress from
the high school on the third floor and
also from the third grade on the second
floor. This will be installed a. soon
as it reaches Glenwood which will
prot ably be within Sesx. AT ali