The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26

f1ssAay fsea FAnsa's BY his Aa.gt
ter, Mr.. sAsAsra. YsaAx vas a oA
timer in this section aad was veil
k.esp T. the Pio.eers Of Glenvoea,
h.sak - Aspen.
Rex saith returned the hrst Of tie
week from Chicago vAere be has hssr
attending art school anA alsO studying
music. He At once eatsssA ths Gle..
wood high seAssa With his elass, Rex
is greatly pleased With his Chicago sx-
perienee.
Report eeaes fFen tie Red CFess
hospital at SSlida that Mrs. E. F..
FOrdham, who was operated on ut thai
place Friday of last week is improving
nicely. Mr.. Fordham has not yet re-
turned home, but is expected in Glen
wood in = few days.
Itching piles provoke profanity bat
profanity won't remove them. Doaa .
Ointment is recommended for ichiny,
bleeding or proruding piles. soc . any
drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Edgerton, of
Carbondale came down to Gleawood
yesterday morning, accompanying their
daughter, Iva, who left for California
in the hope that the lower altitude
would improve . nervous condition
from which she has beea suffering for
some time.
Hugh Moore, of this Office Who wss
operated on At the Glenwosd ssaitasiun
last Ho.dAy is recovering nicely ssl
fssls this morning like coming dowa
town. Mr.. Moore has not really besa
we'll for the pest year, but his frieads
.sv believe that when he reeovers,
from this operation hs will b in better
condition than for many years.
Miss Harrington, . former teacher Of
domestic science in the Glenwood
schools, stopped . day in Glenwood the
first Of the week to visit Miss Gertrude
Porter, while on her way from the
east to Salt Lake. She has promised
to make . longer stay in Glenwood On
her return trip.
The Hotel ColoraSo vii close their
doors for the season after serving din
ner next Wednesday, September 3Oth.
This has not been favorable season for
this popular hostelry but they expee.
better things next year. They have
simply suffered with the rest of US in
the quiet times from which the Whole
country has been afflicted.
It 10 said that over one hundred and
fifty people from Gle.wosd attended
the Apple Pie festivities hst wednes
day and almost as many on Thursday
Some of our people were there both
days. 1t was q rare opportunity fol
the candidates and they were all there
and making political hay every minute
of the entire two days.
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The special picture show at the
Odeon Wednesday evening under the
auspices of the Methodist church was
very successful affair, the special
film, "The Sleeping Beauty" proving
very popular with the children who
attended the matinee in the afternoon,
but it was also much enjoyed by the
older people.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give reception for the new pas
tor, Rev. Fleischer. and his wife at
the church next Friday evening. All
members of the church are expected
to be present while friends of the
church and the general public are cor
daily invited to be present and meet
Mr.. and Mrs Fleischer. A short muci-
cal program will be rendered.
James Brennan, chairman of the
Democratic county central committee,
has spent the week in Glenwood wear
ing his sweetest smile and spOtting all
who seem possessed Of Democratic ten
denotes. He finds them fewer in
numbers than two years ago. Keep
on smilin', Jim. You can't help It
if the fool leaders of your party have
legislated the party out Of existence.
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