The Glenwood post., 1914-10-03

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The potato yield in the Carboadale
seetiss u nst - heavy this year -
usual and since the price has dropped
down during the past few weeks, the
farmers are somewhat diseoursesA
Cheer up, fellows; there s . better day
coming.
Mrs. e. W. Dowen left Thursday
evening for California where she viI
visit relatives during the next three
months. Mrs. Dowell has not been
enjoying the best of health of late aad
she goes to California in hope that tine
change in altitude may prove beneficial.
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Z. E. Fordhan returned the AFst Of
the week from 6alida whsre Mn. Ford
ham was recently operated On for spen-
dicitis. He reported his wife doiag
very nicely at the time ~ left and later
sdviees indicate still further improve
nent.
Carl d. Rothes, Of Basalt was . viz
itor to Glenwood last Sunday. Nr.
Rether was operated some time ago st
the Glenwood sanitariun for appendi-
>etis and at the time he returned to Lis
hene was quite thin in flesh ~ might
be expected. He has greatly improved
since he returned to his home and is
now looking quite robust.
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Rev. and Mrs.. E. H. Fqeisher have
been very busy this week arranging
their household goods in the Methodist
parsonage. 1t is NO small task, but they
are hoping to have everything in place
early next week. How would you like
to be Methodist preacher about NOV
ing time?
| Tuesday evening Judge Smith, County
Clerk Hubbard, C. C. Graham, Erie
Hubbard and John Shuttle returned
from a hunting trip to the White river
country, loaded with grouse to very
close to the lawful limit. In addition
to bringing back some fine birds they
greatly enjoyed the outing and all
feel much better for the trip.
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Quite = number of our people made
= trip TO Hanging Lake last Sunday.
Hugh Moore who was operated on at
the sanitarium = week ago, last Mon
day is improving nicely. Yesterday he
was able to walk about his room little
and he is gaining strength rapidly, and
it is believed that he will soon be able
| to leave the sanitarium.
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i II. G. Miller, the Adventist preacher
is doing some good work in the way Of
temperance education among our peo-
pie This week he has been distribu.-
ing among the residents of Glenwood
1.-The Temperance INSTRUCTOR which
the people ought to read and then pass
on to their neighbors for it contains
many facts upon which our people
should be advised. We cant afford to
deceive ourselves longer on this great
| question. We have been blind to the
truth too long already.
| Bishop Brewster returned Tuesday
from Denver where he went to attend
the funeral of his late friend and co.
worker, Bishop Spalding. Although
preliminary services were held in Salt
Lake where Bishop Spalding was killed,
the funeral proper was held in the
cathedral at Denver. Surely the church
and the whole western country have
suffered great loss in the death of
Bishop Spalding.
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DR.. j. P. Riddle, Of Nebraska is the
successor to DR.. T. J Newlin. Dr. Rid
die has assumed charge of the office
and has taken up the practice As .
specialist in diseases of the eye, ear,
nose and throat and the fitting of
glasses. He has shown his faith in
Glenwood by bringing his family here
and purchasing = home, having this
week bought and moved into the Hymes
residence on the corner of Tenth and