The Glenwood post., 1912-08-31


Hugh V. High, Congressman Tay-
lor 5 secretary, returned Tuesday morn
ing from Washington and will spend
the summer in Glenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Callieotte were
in Glenwood Wednesday making an
nual proof on their desert entry claim
in the Carbondale country.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence o. Wightmau
are now pleasantly located in their own
home which they recently purchased
of DR.. Smith on Grand avenue.
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John w. Ritter has so far recovered
| from his recent operation that he was
able to leave the sanitarium last Sun
day He is now at the home of his
father-in-law, Mr.. Vandeventer, in
| North Glenwood
Do not forget to see S. R. Berger, the
Leadville eye specialist who will be
in Glenwood again at the Glenwood
hotel for two days, Sept. l and 2nl.
Sunday and Monday. Will test school
children's eyes free.
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Rev. and Mrs. Bernard L. Rice and
little son, after couple days visit
with Mrs. Rice's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
W. H. Richardson, left Monday even
ing for Nashville, Tenn, where Mr..
Rice will have charge of a Presbyterian
church paper.
Mary E. Prendergast was granted a
divorce from James Prendergast in the
county court last Friday ON a charge
of failure to support. The mother was
given the custody Of the child, little
girl, three years old. The parties arr
from New Castle
Miss Elizabeth Pings who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis at the sani-
tarium two weeks ago Wednesday even
ing is SO far recovered that she plans
leaving today for a trip to Grand
Junction and Fruita, where she viii
visit friends while convalescing.
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The rural mail route from Glenwood
to Sunlight Will be established next
Tuesday. Postmaster Thorson yester-
day received instructions to appoint a
temporary carrier and start the route
on that day. The postoffice at Sun
light will be closed next Monday.
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Threshing in the Roaring Fork and
Cattle creek sections will soon be or
in real earnest. The yield of grain is
splendid but much of it fell down on
account of the rank growth and con.
siderable difficulty was experienced in
saving it. The growth was very rank
this year.
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Mrs. o. B. Severson of Oldham. South
Dakota is spending few weeks in
Glenwood, having come here in search
of relief from hay fever and under the
influence of our mountain climate the
malady has entirely left her and she
is loud in her praise of GIenwood as :.
health resort.
Ray Dickson who has been operating
linotype machine in the office of the
Daily Advertiser at Trinidad for the
past three months returned to Glen
wood Tuesday morning and after a
weeks visit with the home folks will
enter the University of Colorado for his
second year 5 work.
Jasper Reynolds was taken to the
san'tarium last Sunday suffering in
tensely from inflammation of the blad-
der. Tuesday n'ght his condition was
so critical that Drs Hopkins and Crook
performed an operation which gave
some relief although he is still in d
very serious condition.
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The next sitting of the registration
boards in the various precincts will be
on September 3, the next after that on
September and the last will be on
September 9 or the day preceding the
primary election. 1t might not be a
bad idea for voters to examine the
books to make sure that they are reg
istered.
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Misses Irene and Helen Clark left
Tuesday for Basait, where they have
been placed in charge of the newly
opened exchange of the Mountain
States Telephone and Telegraph com
pany, The company is to be congra-
tulated in securing these courteous
young ladies, as no more faithful aud
reliable help could be found bv .ea,eh.