The Glenwood post., 1914-08-08

Ointment. A little of it goes = long
way and is safe for children. soc.
= box ut all stores.
The teachers institute has been IN
session the past week in Glenwo0d. A
splendid corps of instructors is in
charge and the attendance is much
better than usual the first week, seven
ey-two being registered Thursday even
ing. Several more have promised to
attend next week. The teachers pres
ent are much pleased with the program
arranged in their behalf.
Charley Lang, VINO, some time ago
was attacked with very sevsre siege
Of ptomaine poisoning, has now 80 far
recovered that he is able to be ON the
street, = part of the time, but il still
very weak. He is making gradual in
provenent, however, and hopes to
soon be able to put in full day down
town.
Wsllsford TAFT il the latest 70 &C.
Quire . motor car. The new scquisi-
tion is . Brush, which Mr.. TAFT resur-
rscted from . back yard, where II has
been reposing for about q year. Tart
brought his mechanical skill into
action and now has . car that is
something of . going concern, and yoa
had better get out of the way if yon
hear it coming.
w. g. Johnson motored up Wcdnes-
day from his fine ranch on Divide
creek, or rather that is the way he
started up, but when . short distance
this side of New Castle, his Hupmo-
bile went down and he was obliged to
telephone Mccoy to send another car
down and tow him in. 1t was found
that the machine was badly damagci
and it will take some time to com
plete the repairs. Mr.. johnson re-
turned home yesterday without the
machine.
Never can u when you III mash .
finger or suf1pr = cut, bruise, burn or
scald. Be prepared. Thousands rely
on DR.. Thomas Electric Oil. Your
druggist sells it. Csc. and SOC.
Miss Harrietta Schliff, who recently
finished a nine months term of school
in the Burns country is among the
attendents at the normal institute
this week. Miss Schliff has had sumo
experience in the Art Preservative Of
Arts and quite properly made visit
to this office. The editor acknowl'
edges the call with thanks and hopes
the fair visitor will not forget the
number. She has been employed 20
teach the school at Ruedi, the corning
winter.
Yesterday forenoon, DIR. Frank, Miss
Searl, Miss Nebel, of the Glenwood
sanitarium, Miss Scheirenberg and
Miss Wehring, of st. Louis, w. 8.
Steele, correspondent of the Saturday
Evening Post and c. B. Dobbs of Chi
cago, ascended the slope of Mt Look
out to the summit and there placed a
large flag, at point where it is plain
ly visible from Glenwood. Take 4
look and see if you can find the nag.
While it is not easily located many
have been gazing at it through glass
and many others have seen it with
the naked eye. 1t is quite landmark
to the tourists, many of whom were
gazing at it quite intently, yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Farnum of Red
Cliff, are visiting in Glenwood this
week. Mr.. Farnum has not been feel
ing well of late and recently while in
a spasm of pain, some well meaning
neighbor woman advised mustard
plaster applied to the back of the
neck and base of the brain. Frank
was willing to try almost anything.
and the plaster was applied rs direct !
ted, and the patient went to sleep.
When he awoke and took OF the plas- |
ter there went with it several square |
inches of epidermis which Frank now
wishes had been left undisturbed -
he thinks it would feel better than the !
raw and blistered neck, which he is
trying to heal by applications Of our
Yampah water.
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