The Glenwood post., 1915-12-25

F. W. Drake, D. L R. q. agent in this
city, is spending his holiday vacation in
Denver.
Miss Marie Teays of the Napier store
was called to Trinidad this week by the
serious illness of her sister.
P. h. Van Cleave is planning to leave
tomorrow for Florida where he will
spend the balance of the winter.
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Last Saturday County Clerk Hubbard
issued a marriage license to George w.
Hasley and Miss Eva Irene Learn, both
Of Silt.
Walter Deacon, who was injured last
week by coasting into stone wall, has
recovered so that he was able to be in
school this week.. If .
Last Wednesday Albert Carter and
Miss Fannie Okle Price, both of Silt,
were issued marriage license by Coun
ty Clerk Hubbard.
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G. c. Parks left Thursday afternoon
on Rio Grande No. l6 for Denver where
he will spend the Christmas time with
Mrs. Parks and baby daughter.
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Mrs. Clarence Boiling, who last week
was operated on at the Glenwood sapi.
tarium by Drs. Stewart and Hopkins,
is recovering nicely at this time,
Mrs. E. j. Horan returned yesterday
from salida where she recently unde--
went an operation for appendicitis.
Although little weak she is feeling
very well.
Emil Claussen and Miss Sarah Comrie
of Carbondale were granted a marriage
license by Cupid Hubbard last Tuesday.
These are popular young people in the
Carbondale section.
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Henry French and Desmond Moore
returned home yesterday morning from
Denver where they are students in the
Dental department of the University of
Denver. They are both highly pleased
with the school.
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Thursday night at the Glenwood sani.
tarium Drs. Stewart and Hopkins oper.
ated on Pat Rogers of Grand Valley fer
appendicitis. Mr.. Rogers was brought
here in bad condition and it was nee
essary to operate at once. Pat has
many friends in this end of the county
who will hope for his early recovery.
A large number of the people from
this vicinity are making the Audito-
rum hotel their, headquarters when n
Denver. The Watson Brothers, owners
and managers, cordially invite all of
our people to leave their baggage and
bundles, etc, and use the rest rooms,
even if only in the city for a few
hours. They will take special pains to
deliver messages or handle mail.
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A nearby exchange takes hard fling
at some milkman of Glenwood by say
ing that Glenwood clergyman became
very much dissatisfied with the quality
of milk that was being furnished him,
but he hesitated at wounding the feel
ings of the purveyor of the lacteal
fluid. But finally he decided that he
must at least drop hint, so he met the
milkman at the door and informed him
that he was purchasing the fluid for
dietary use and not for baptismal pur-
poses.
A large congregation at the Metho-
dist church last Sunday evening greatly
enjoyed the special number by the
girls choir of the high school under
the direction of Miss Clanton. A solo
by Miss Clanton was also very much
appreciated. Rev. Tuck preached a
very able sermon from the text emo
man, having put his hand to the plough,
and looking back, is fit for the king
dom of God" The seating capacity of
the main auditorium was filled and the
congregation overflowed into the prayer
room.
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w. H. Farnum returned Thursday
from a short visit to Denver. He says
the crash of business shopping was on
in full force in the capital city and
the crowds were surging through the
principal streets in way to make trav
ell anything but easy for country visit
ors. The people seemed to be imbued