The Glenwood post., 1915-07-17

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Mrs. o. L. Mccartney and children
are expected home tomorrow after a
visit of six weeks in the Dalles and
other Oregon cities.
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Mrs. Ira Chadwick, whose condition
has been quite serious for some time,
is very low rs the Post goes to press
and friends and relatives believe tine
end is very near.
Mrs.. Limebaugh and her sister are
visiting their cousins, the Brown and
Pratt families. They expect in = few
days to 60 up to Cattle creek to visit
their brother; Joe AcLArning.
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The Odeon theater was closed the
first If the week because Of lack Of
patronage. This leaves The tewa with
but enc picture show which seens to
answer every need in that direction.
". H. FsrnsA IL spending the week
i. Denver. He viii return the first Of
the week in Dr. Hopki.s' new Oldsno-
bile car, it being the doctor's intention
to leave for Denver tonight AID drive
the car back, reaching here perhaps
Monday night.
Arthur Hull, Al eaploye Of the Office
of the secretary Of state, u visiting
Mrs. Hull who is making . month :
stay in Glenwood. The Hulls we're for
mer residents of Aspen and are well
known in Glenwood which they think
is one Of the prettiest spots in the
universe.
Mrs L. j. Kelly and son, Russell, of
Needles, California, are visiting At the
Gray Steele home. Mrs. Kelly is Mrs.
Steele cousin and is greatly enjoying
the delightful weather in Glenwood in
comparison with the excessive heat
which she has found almost unbearable
At the Needles.
Forty of GlenwoOd . Eastern Star
members went up to Carbondale We'd
nesday evening by automobile to visit
the Carbondale chapter and assist in
putting ON some work. They had =
good time, = splendid banquet and s
delightful ride home after the evening
program was finished.
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Mrs. Sloan of Mobile, Alabama, has
returned to Glenwood for stay Of ses
eral weeks during which time she wlh
take advantage of our famous baths
for the malaria 80 prevalent in the
southern country. Mrs. Sloan has made
frequent visits to Glenwood and always
with most beneficial results.
James N. Howe, for many years =
resident Of Glenwood, arrived wednes-
day morning from his present home At
Easene, Oregon. Mr.. Howe viii speni
some time in Glenwood looking after
his property here and will return later
in the season to his Oregon home. In
speaking Of business conditions Mr..
Howe said, ''You nay think times are
hard in Glenwood, but il you would
knew the real meaning Of that express
siol you should visit the Northwest
eosst country, AID thea you would
Iagree with - that Gleawoodites have
no cause for complaint"
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Frank LAVoie has nads Ais appear.
anee asai. in Grand Junction, having
returned theFs from Salt Lake T. Which
Pases h evidently we,t direct from
Glsawssd. He is in very bed physical
condition and has been placed in =
hospital. Concerning the Sspsst Of his
suicide in Glenwsod by Jumping from
|ths bridge into tie Grand river, Ffask
doubtless feels very nucA - did Nsfk
Twain who was reported to have been
killed in the army. When b finally
became aware Of the reports ~ wrote
hsae to his folks saying tAst - had
carefully investi0sed IL reports ct
Hi desth ssa fssnd that they haA bssu
greatly sxaGOssa4sa.