The Glenwood post., 1914-10-17


inPassabae esalitiea aaA naAe ear
paiy.i.g anything but . pleasure t.
tie many candidates wAs we're sect
tered over various parts sf The county
at the tins.
Over l 900 cars Of fruit were sAiPPea
out of Palisade this year and yet tAsss-
ands Of bushels Of the very choicest of
peaches and other fruits were left
hanging on the trees because the prices
offered the producers would Aot justify
them in picking and packing the STUFF
For Sale Cheap; Pool tabls, staAlasa
size, complete with balls, cues and
rack. Will be sold at bargain. In
qaire of E. L. Peisar, l0ls Grsnd
avenue 7-lS II
w. 4. Norris, father of Deputy
County Treasurer, j. Ii. Norris, depart
ed Tuesday morning for his home at
Wellington, Kansas, after spending a
pleasant visit OF several weeks at the
home Of his son in this city.
The first number Of the lyceum lee
turs course will be given this evening
At the Orpheum theatsr. Ray Newton,
the prince Of magic, is the attraction,
and Of course you should be there. Get
your tickets at Aayss' bookstore and
get them early.
Wednesday evening Dr.. Roe of
DeBeque brought Charles Gibler of
Roam creek to the Glerwood sanitari-
um sIhering froM appendicitis. The
case WAS turned over to DI. Stewart
who Is now dieting and treating tie
patient preparatory to operating.
Thursday morning at the sanitariun
Dr. Place operated on Nrs- Jack Crum
Of Denver for the removal of An ab-
dominal tunor. The patient is report
cd doing nicely.
Ed O'Neil, while working on his
Bearing Fork ranch over = month ago,
pricked one of his eyes with the twig
Of An apple tree, and the member has
given him . great deal Of trouble ever
since. The doctor has hopes of saving
the sight Of the eye, but the recovery
is very slow.
Mrs. H. D. Blossom is now in charge
Of the rooms over the First Nationsl
bank and has very comfortable quar-.
ters for travellers. The place is we'll
heated and the central location makes
is very convenient as = stopping place
for those having business to transact
while in the city.
The Brewster family has gone east
for the winter. Bishop Brewster is now
attending = meeting of bishops st st..
Paul and Mrs. Brewster has gone to
New York. They expect to remain in
the east, probably all winter, rs Bishop
Brewster will be very busy with
church matters in the east.
Mrs. Richardson, the past week re-
ha- JonDhfar NrS Krotc
of San Francisco box of large Bell
foeur apples which were prize winners
in the apple show at that place. Mrs.
Richardson very thoughtfully remem
bered the editor with few samples
for which our thanks are hereby ex-
tended.
For Sale-A team of three year old
mules; good rOadsters, quick travellers,
well matched. weight 500 lbs. A bar
gain at 1925. Light double harness in
cluded. GEORGE G. HAYES,
1O-17-31 Glenwood Springs, Colo.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church will hold an all-day ses-
sion next Thursday at the suburban
home of Mrs. H. b Walk. This meet
ing is for the purpose of tieing com
forts and full attendance is expected.
The ladies always have \ good time
at the Walz home, and announcement
of Mrs. Walz' invitation is always
sufficient to bring out large crowd.
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The Progressives held . political
at the court house Thursday
evening. That is some Progressive
speakers came along and about so Of
our citizens went down to hear what
they had to say. The speakers were