The Glenwood post., 1916-11-18
LOCAL NEWS

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The Lower Cattle creek school and
the Carbondale schools have been placed
on the approved class of standard
schools and received their tablets. The
Cardiff and Sunlight schools were placed
in the probation class of standard
schools.
Leonard West, who has been acting in
the capacity of baggageman at the D.
& R. G. depot, left for Leadville Satur-
day to take the position Of night ticket
agent at that place for the same rail
road. Mrs. West will join him in the
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Goldsworthy, who
have been enjoying trip through Cal
ifornia and Oregon, spent Wednesday
in the city visiting Mrs. R. E. Bryant,
who is a sister of Mrs. Goldsworthy.
They were en- route to their home in
Colorado Springs.
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Mrs. l.. E. Brown will leave tomorrow
evening for San Diego, California. She
has been suffering from heart trouble
for some time past and physicians ad
wise the change. A large circle of
friends wish her speedy and perma-
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A few friends of Miss Eva Welt
called upon her Wednesday evening i'll
celebration of her birthday. They
brought with them a number Of pretty
and useful presents and the evening was
delightfully."- spent with games and
delicious lunch.
Mrs. H. o. Whitney left for Los An
geles Cal. this week to dispose Of her
property at that place. After a few
weeks visit she will return to Glen
wood where she and Mr.. Whitney, who
is roadmaster for the D. & R. G. will
make their future home.
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J, F, Shuts, the Collbran engineer,
was a business visitor in Glenwood last
Monday, having come down from Eagle
county where he recently conducted a
couple of sales. When here he was
making arrangements for the Butler
sale at Rifle this week.
Born, A son: Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Silver are the proud parents Of fine
nine pound baby boy which arrived
Thursday morning at fourteen O'Clock,
at the sanitarium. DR.. Clark is in at
tendance. Master Roy and Miss Reva
are delighted with the new brother and
are planning many things for him.
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The Glenwood Thimble club will
meet with Mrs. Fred Claudon this after
noon. There are fourteen members in
this club and the ladies have a
"homey' social time with their sewing
and dainty refreshments. Christmas
presents are much in evidence just now
and many pretty things are being made.
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Friday the oath at $3.50 at the Odeon
theater, fine matinee will be given
for the children. Pictures shown will
be suitable i'll every way for the youth
In the evening the beautiful Lima Caval-
ieri and Lucien Muratove will be seen
in "The shadow of her Past.' This
picture is unusually fine and will ap-
peal to all.
Foreman Whitehead of the Walker
Construction company of Denver is in
charge of the remodeling of the First
National bank building. During thu
time of being out Of its regular home,
banking business will be carried on,
without interruption, in the vacant
building on Grand avenue adjoining the
Hotel Glenwood.
"The Birth of Nation'' showed to
a packed house Thursday evening and
the audience exposed its appreciation
of the wonderful picture by frequent
bursts of applause. 1t is the most in
structive picture screened, for all stu
dents Of the Civil war period. The
Odeon management is to be commended
for securing this film second time.
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Mrs. J. D. Reed Of Alliance, Ohio, Is
visiting in the home of her daughter-iu-
law, Mrs. c. NJ. Keck, and Wednesday
celebrated her golden wedding anniver-
sary. Mr.. and Mrs. Keck arranged
many, pleasures for the day and her