The Glenwood post., 1912-11-16

70 hahsa> DN the SERIOUS Illness OF MS
mother.
Mrs. Gladys NJ. Gibson has brough.
suit for divorce in the county court,
against William A. Gibson, charging
non support.
John l. NAY of Cardiff has been
called to IA ; former home in Missis-
sippi on account of the serious illness
of his father.
Supervisor James \. Blair of the
White River national forest has spent
the past few, days in Glenwood GU
official business.
The funeral of T. H. Weir who died
at the county hospital wednesday
night was held yesterday afternoon
from the Episcopal church.
DIR. j. Z. Thompson has purchased
what is known as Kely's stereo clinic
which is one of the latest methods of
studying surgical operations.
Dal DeWeese came over Tuesday
from his home in Canon City and a.
once went down to his ranch on Canon
creek to see how the work is progress
sing.
NJ. j. Mccarthy, plumber was called
to Ouray the first of the week on ae-
count of the death of his brother, Den
mis- Mccarthy, from stroke of par
aIysis. The funeral was held in Ouray
Wednesday,
+. ID. Meehau, who was obliged to
vacate the Napier building while work
men We're putting in the new front, has
moved his barber shop temporarily to
the Thorson building just north of the
Isis theater.
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John Collins and Elmer Chapman of
Raven stopped in Glenwood Thursday
while returning from Denver where
they had been with = shipment of beet
steers. They found an excellent market
and in consequence came home happy.
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The Colorado State Teachers asso-
citation will be in session in Denver
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday pre-.
ceding Thanksgiving day. County su,
perintendent Westerman and several Of
the Garfield county teachers will at
tend.
Mrs. F. W. Kaiser greatly enjoyed .,
two days visit this week from her
cousin, DR.. Arthur Boyd, whom she had
not seen for many years. DR.. Boyd
has been practicing at Somerset, Colo,
and made a brief stop here while on
his way to Denver.
The Odd Fellows are greatly enjoy,
ing their newly installed steam heat
ing system which adds much to the
therefore should very materially in.
crease the lodge attendance during the
cold, winter evenings.
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George Rnpp and A. l.. Coy partici
pated in drunken fight or the streets
Monday and the next day explained
the matter to Judge Rice who assessed
the damage at $40 and costs against
each of the b-ligerents. In default of
the cash they are rooming in the base
ment of the Dougan block.
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James l.. Hamilton of the Midland
Trai association will be in Grand
Junction next Monday and an effort
will be made to organize permanent
working organization to secure the
construction of good roads. Austin
Gavin will represent the Glenwood
Motor club at the meeting.
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Most disfigur'ng skin eruptions,
scrofula, pimples, rashes, etc, are due
to impure blood. Burdock Blood Bit
ters as a cleansing blood tonic is well
recommended. $l.O0 at all stores.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Myers and son,
who have spent the summer in Glen
wood, left yesterday morning for thei-
home in Chicago. Mrs. Myers has beer
very i'll at the Glenwood sanitarium
for some time, but had recovered 50
as to be able to travel. Miss Mullen,
the nurse who attended her, accom-
panied Mrs. Myers on the trip.
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The eight-months-old baby of Mr.and
Mrs. George P. COryell died early
Thursday morning of cholera infantum.
The little one had been i'll for seevral