The Glenwood post., 1916-05-13


bury's the past few days, but is rest
ing easier today. 49,.
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Manufacturer wants refined lady as
representative each county. No expert
ence necessary. State territory wanted.
Kinney Chemical Co., Denver. 1t
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Rev, Ernest E. Tuck writes that he
is getting along nicely, but very slow
ly. However, there is; material gaia
and he hopes to return to his, charge IN
a short time.
Miss Nellie Witteman, who spent the
past winter teaching school in the
Highmore country, has returned to her
home in Glenwood where she will
spend the summer.
Glenwood Springs Camp 2s1 Wood
men of the World went to visit the
Rifle camp on last Tuesday evening.
The weather was perfect and the auto
trip was enjoyed by all.
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Our genial county agriculturist, Mr..
Alfred, addressed meeting at Car
bondale the latter part of last week
and reports a large audience and cor
siderable interest shown.
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The members of the Glenwood band
will hold business meeting and re-
hearsal at the rest room tomorrow at
IL CLOCK. 1t is hoped that all band
men in Glenwood will be present.
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DR.. G. M. Stewart has returned from
California where he had been in at
tendance upon his father who had to
undergo an operation for appendicitis.
The doctor reports his father is get
ting along nicely.
Mayes' Bookstore has just received
the largest shipment of victrolas aud
records ever shown in Glenwood. Come
in and hear Melba, Gluck, Tetrazzini,
Caruso, Scotti, Schumann Heink, Me-
Cormack and other stars.
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The women's edition of the Grand
Junction News, recently issued, is said
to have had more local stuff than Il
issues gotten out by the men folks.
Which is another item Of evidence
that women cannot keep secrets.
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Our stores are showing a fine line
of spring goods, and the display win
dows will appeal to the feminine eyes.
Before you make your purchases why
not take look at our own supplies
and "trade at home.'' Boost! 1t
will pay!
Mrs. A. L. Sebree of Carbondale was
called to Glenwood Sunday evening on
account of the illness of her daughter
Mrs. VIM. Wickman who was suffering
from slight attack of ptomaine poi
soning. The lady is considerably inn
proved at this writing.
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Judge Shumate returned from Aspen
on Tuesday after holding term CT
court there. The judge is now holding
the May term of court in Glenwood
and as there are a number of cases &C.
cupying his attention he will probably
extend the term until about the first
of June.
Thursday morning Mrs. W. R. john
son, who has been visiting Mr.. John
son at Grand Junction but had re-
turned to this city, was called to Cao-
ada by telegram announcing the So
rious illness of her mother. Mrs.
johnson left at once for her mother .
home in the Canadian country.
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For sale: 3 lots with five Broom
cottages and one 2-story cottage all
furnished. Just right for parties want
ing to take a course of the baths.
conveniently located. This is q very
desirable investment and is offered at
great bargain. $4,000, half cash.
Balance on easy terms. Inquire at this
office.
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Word was receiyed in Glenwood this
week of the death of Isaac Needham
in Utah. For many years Mr.. and Mrs.
Needham made their home in Garfield
county, having lived in Carbondale
Glenwood and Grand Valley. The past
few years they spent considerable time
in Utah. Mr.. Needham is survived by
his wife, Mrs. Kate Needham, p well
known school TEACHER and one brother