The Glenwood post., 1915-10-09


week, returned to his Aone in Grand
Junction Tuesday ner,ing. He is en-
ployed with the Denver L Rio Grands
railroad.
Mrs. Ira Burge is expected hoN. this
morning from Indiana, where she mas
been visiting relatives for several
weeks. Mrs. Burgess return was hastea-
ed by the death of her brother-i in law,
II. F. Sommers at Denver.
Misses Lillian Lowe and Lucille
Smith, both graduates of the Garfield
County high school and the present
teachers of the Sunlight school, were
in the city Saturday shopping and Wis
iting their many friends.
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Mrs. Caroline Walker, who has spent
the past few months in Glenwood, left
Wednesday night for her home in New
York, accompanied by her son Clayton.
Mrs. Walker is the mother of Lillian
Walker, the well-known movie star.
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Tony Centa, an Italian coal miner,
died at the county hospital last Mon
day night of miners consumption. The
body was taken to Farnum's. Funeral
Arrangements will be governed by .
reply to . message sent to = brother
at Park City, Utah.
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The Ladies Aid society of the Meth
odist church will be entertained by
Mrs. Rose Campbell, next Thursday
afternoon at her home at 800 Palmer
avenue. Lunch will be served and the
public is cordially invited to attend
the meeting.
81 Meadows has sold his dairy cows
and electric milking machine to L. d.
Merschman, who will take charge IN
the near future. Mr.. Meadows has
been q very efficient dairyman, and has
many customers who regret to see him
leave the business.
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Lamar Ikeler, who has been At the
sanitarium for several days, suffering
from blood poisoning in the knee, was
taken to his home Thursday afternoon.
The poisoning was caused by = rusty
nail run in young Ikeler's knee several
days ago while in = friendly scuffle
with several other young men.
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c. H. Conwell of Roam creek was
visitor to Glenwood Wednesday, having
just returned from Iowa where he went
to visit . sister after disposing of a
shipment of fat cattle ON the Kansas
City market. Con reports the cattle
market little OF with but slight signs
of Improvement as he sees it.
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The potato digging campaign is now
on in real earnest in the Carbondale
country and everybody in that country
is "busier than q setting hen". The
crop Is good this year although not
quite up to former standards for tn:
valley. Unfortunately the price is not
quite what the farmers had hoped for.
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B. F. Biorn, of this city was opef-
ated on Sunday At the sanitsrium for
appendicitis by Drs. Stewart and
Koran, DR.. Hopkins administering the
saasstbetic. The operation was . sue
cess and he is getting alsas nicely.
Mr.. Biorn il employed with The Hutu-
sl Light, Heat sad Power company Of
this city.
Harry II. French was called to Roast
county last Sunday by . telegram AZ
.osncine the serious illness Of his faith
or who is 72 yean Of age. Thursday
he summoned his brother, Charley Uf
this city saying their fathers death
was but = matter of few hours. No
further news has been received since
that time.
Manager Robertson has arranged to
show Reverend Cyrus Townshend
Bra1y's unique romance entitled "Is
rand Of Regeneration" at the Odeon
theater tonight. This is one Of the
fyitagraph Blue Ribbon features, which
are always popular wherever shown,
and Glenwood people are fortunate in
having the chance to see this splendid
picture.
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Mrs. Margaret Munro who has been
for some time employed with the Glen
wood Light and Water company Of this