The Glenwood post., 1916-11-04

cardiff were VISITING here Monday.
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A. c. Brown, of New Castle was op-
Grated by DR.. Crook at the sanitarium.
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What present shall I make Him ?
Ask, KORNfS Sa-.----.--.s----sa 9-28-tf
Mrs. Hammond of Cardiff was in the
city Tuesday on shopping expedition.
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Mrs Art O'Neil of Cardiff was
Glenwood visitor the first of the week.
Mrs Sarah Stuart is visiting her
tiece, Miss Maggie Burgess, in Lead
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Mrs. Henry Hasley and daughter of
silt were in the city the first of the
week. slNy
E. E. Lucas has returned from
trip to Utah for the purpose of hunt
ng bear. -r L..r-. ..-u.
DR.. Riddle, eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist. Glasses fitted. Citizens
Bank Bldg.
Mrs. w R. Vance of Grand Valley
vas visiting friends in the city the
first of the week.
Mrs. J. F. Mccoy has been suffering
/" severe attack of rheumatism, but is
somewhat improved.
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Miss Marie Fulford of Eagle spent
the past week in the city as the guest
of Miss Mabel Moore. ..
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Roger Smith of Canon creek was op-
eratcd for appendicitis by DIR. Hopkins
1T the sanitariHm Sunday. -- .r. .
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Clark of
agile are here visiting Mrs. Fl. W.
Pottinger at the Tully home.
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Mrs. J. E. Ethel entertained the
Civic Improvement and Literary club
# her home Monday evening.
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Miss Ella Allen spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in attendance at the teach
ers' meeting in Grand Junction.
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Matt Dalla of Silverton, is in the
ehe sanitarium suffering with pneu-
aHoIid. lJr. lluphlHs IS Ill dlteHuduCt.
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Mrs. Alma Cain of Basalt has re-
turned to the sanitarium for medical
care by DR.. Hopkins, for heart trouble.
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Miss Marian Carpenter arrived from
spen Tuesday evening to resume her
duties in the Holy Cross forestry office.
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'rrigan. has been quite i'll with ton
silitis this week. DR.. Clark is in at
ance. -
j. S. Hum was elected a member of
the board of directors of the First
.ationai bank in place cf j. II. Fesler,
Yes, Wilson will do all the "work
for you" while you look into your
,mpty dinner pail and the empty cup
The Auction Bridge club We're en-
Eertained by Mrs. l.. G. Clark Wednes-
ny. Mrs. Dinkel of Carbondale was
an out of town guest.
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as over from Grand Junction Sunday
to visit his sister, Mrs. Sadie Graham,
nanager of the Hotel Grand.
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P. L. Papich of Gilman returned to
is home Monday, having derived great
benefit from the mineral waters for a
evere attack of rheumatism.
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n enthusiastic meeting last Tuesday
vt the parsonage of the NJ. f. church.
1t being the final one before election
Wednesday in the Catholic church
vas All Saints Day and Thursday All
Souls Day. Large congregations wera
present at both seven and nine O'Clock
mass.
Little Miss Edith Brown, niece of L.
b. Brown, is here from Denver to spend
the winter with her uncle and atterd
school Her father is on the Denver
police force. sat
Louis Schwarz, accompanied by DR..
Jeanette and Joseph W. Clarke Of
iIeadville, made trip to Marble by
auto Tuesday for the purpose of look.
ing over anthracite coal lands.
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Mrs. w. Il. Reynolds and little daugh
'nr, Jane, are visiting with her mother,
Mrs. Jno. R. Weir. and her sister. Mrs.
g. R. Mccarthy, having arrived from
'|eadville the first of the week.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Tully was called
"wny the first cf thc week by the SO.
rious illness of her daughter, Mrs
Fayme McDernott. Report from her
home at Frcdricks yesterday stated
that she is now out of danger