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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
Fields Hinstrels Here.

The Al. G. Field greater Ministries
are with US today.
The AL G. Field greater minstrefs
arrived at KeoE1uk in their private
cars early this morning, coming from
Burlington, where they played to
capacity audiences yesterday.
The usual midday parade was given
with s5 men in line and in our opin.
ion one Of the best parades that has
ever been offered by any travelling
minstrel organization that has visit.
ed.
A noticeable feature OF the parade
was Professor Walters Gold Band OF
twenty-four pieces, the same band that
entertafns the masses at Atlantic City
during the summer season Mr.. Field
is justly proud OF this organization
Equipped with golden instruments OF
superior make and splendid tone
and attirsd in natty uniforms they
certainly present a splendid appear
ance.
That all may have chance OF en-
loving the splendid music OF this band
Mr. Field wishes to announce that they
viii give free concert IN front OF the
Grand, gtarting at 7:15 p. m, and Of
fering the following selections for the
dedication OF the music lovers OF
Keokuk:
Overture-'Morning, Noon and
Night suVpe
Eelection-'Creme De La
Creme l. ioodnla
Popular Medley-Remick's
Hits 1916" -..-.-.--... A. Dempe
Novelty for Trombones-
Trombone Sleeze" .... Fillmore
~Tassus Trombone" .---... Fillmore
Spanish Dance ..--.-... z. ReaIS'
This is the thirtteth year that Mr.
Field has operated the Al G. Fielt
greater Ministries and he attributes
his remarkable success IN line where
SO many have failed, TO the fact thai
he has always tried to provide the
public with wholesome entertainment
Of e. superior character at e price
within reach Of all, "a Dollar Down,
being his scale OF prices, and that ne
has never exploited No. or g shows
under his well established trademark
but has confined his activities TO tbs
one show that he personally manages
and directs, the one here today.
Supporting Bfr. Field this year 1:
flae irirnitab7e Bert Swor, along with
John Healey, Harry Skunk and Joe
Cofrman, comedians, John CartInell
tnterIocr1tor. Walter Sherwood, Billy
C,hruch- Jack Richards, Herbert Will
son. Ken &etcalf. Birch Logan and
Teddy Webb, 7ocaHsts, the IL Sexton
and Dennie Oxen troupe OF twenty
dancers, and the Frank E'uhrsr min
BLrel orchestra.
Performance tonight starts q: 3:15
The Ministries leave for Quincy cary
wednesday acknowledgements
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The Garden Of Allah

The superb dramatic production tax
en- from Hicheus' famous novel cf the
same name, The Garden Of Allah, VIII
be the attraction al the Grand Friday
night. II Is not motion picture
but the biggest stage production ever
brought TO KeokuE
The play was dramatzet by Roba-t
Kitchens himself. assisted by Mar
Anderson de Navarro.
A wonderfully fine cast has beer
selected to portray the distinctive
characters Of this absorbing and
thrilling play.
Nothing could be more finely anc
fastidiously feminine than ths "Domin
Entilden" portrayed by Alice Baxter
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ono variety Of FOOL.

Dr.. Frank Crane: A proud and sensi-
tive person is always fool. He win
cherish the meanest and most unwor-
thy persons, IL they only fatter him.
All you have to do to gain his regard
is to wave incense to his nose. On the
other hand he cannot understand how
any one can be virtuous, capable, or
right who fails to be obseQuious to
him
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DRAINAGE HEARING
POSTPONED AGAIN
This Time the Date Has Been Set for
May @Hearing May be

FlnSI one.
The hearing Of the drainage district
project set for yesterday morning was
deferred by the county board OF gu
peryisors In meeting yesterday morn
ing, until May s, when It IL stated the
matter VIII be finally taken up and
disposed Of.
The po5tpon emsnt OF the drainage
hearing was made by the board after
reading q communication from Ed
raund G. Perkins, engineer in charge
OF the construction Of the proposed
district, which stated that Ar. Per
hns, being ordered TO appear az a
witness IN 2 t-iaI at Kansas City to
day, could not come to Fl Madison
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All nycr

Fremont Tribune: With Tom Tag
CART appointed 70 the senate from In
diana II appears that the reform
spasm is about at an end In that
state.
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IN every scene her acting Is exquisite
II sincere and trueend in the big
moments really great, for It is the
rich and gracious femtnity OF the I'm
PRESERVATION, that gives one OF the
greatest charms 20 the drama.
VIM jeffrey v1vidIy realizes the
character OF "BCris," the renegade
monk, IN appearance and carriage.
HIS portrayal OF the dreamer, capable
of any act of seIt-delusion, fanatic
ism or reckless daring, and his acting
IN the heavier scenes. wins him round
after round OF applause.
Howard Gould gives distinction to
the part Of Count Anteont," and in
the great scene between him and Boris
In which he tells the monk that his
identity Is known and forces him to
tell his wife the truth, both men give
magnificent poTrayals. - Advertise
ment
iHowe,s Pictures.
Americans are the most restless
race In the world, with the possible
few realize that within their own
country there exists a grandeur OF
mountain scenery that surpasses any
offers. It Is located IN northwestern
Montana on the continental divide A
few years ago congress set aside this
portion OF our national domain and
termed II Glacier National Park
thus preserving for all time one OF
the grandest OF natures wonderlands
undefaced by the advance Of ctvilfza-
ton. It is this splendid heritage OF
the American people that for the first
time has been filmed adequately and
Will be presented by Lyman II. Howe
at the Grand, matinee at 4 and night
at S:15 Wedne sday-AdyeTtfse
Orpheum Theater.
THE Painted Soul" in five parts, is
the play at the Orpheum Thursday.
The cast is Miss Bessie BarTiscale,
Charles E. Ray and Truly Shattuck-
Barnard completes q study In oils
which he calls "The Resurrection" It
represents a beautiful, dark woman,
her awakened soul shining from her
eyes. At private exhibit In his
studio, the painting causes great
deal OF admiring comment, and Barn
ards mother, a society leader and an
art connoisseur, admits to her son
that he virtually Imprisoned WON
ans soul" in the canvas. The soul OF
the picture few days later, stirs to
the depths OF her being sordfd girl
OF the underworld whom Barnard has
found in the night courts and persuad'
ed to become lis model for THE Fall
en- Woman" Irene Brock. once she has
met the rapt, spiritual gaze OF Barn
ards ideal, invoIuntarily revolts
against the hideousness Of her envir-
onment- The trade she has been &C
customed to ply IN saloon dance-halls
and low resorts becomes a torture TO
her.
See the concluding chapters at the
Orpheun .-Advertisement
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Advertise In The Gate City.
The Glenwood post., 1916-12-09


John L. Conger of Rifle is spending
few days in our city.
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Miss Mabel Moore has moved to the
Yampa rooms for the winter. is
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The Farm Loan Bank association will
meet at the Orpheum this afternoon.
Bucharest, the Rumanion capitol
has fallen into the hands of the Ger
mans. SO. #.
John Fuchs Of New Castle was at.
tending to business in this city We'd
nesaay. .nr.- ~
Alfred Miller returned Wednesday
morning after spending the last two or
three months in the east.
y y y
W. II. Long of Carbondale arrived
in Glenwood Wednesday evening and
stopped at the Grand hotel.
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Mrs. L. Z. Brown is now at Long
Beach, California, and reports that lit.
tie Edith lis having the time of her
life.''
Miss Margaret Carr, the talented
young violinist, will conduct the orcfess
ira at the Orpheum theater in the fu-
ture. .s.
Lester Mechau has decided to remain
in Glenwood this winter and is now
employed at the Everett Grocery COM
pany.
A subscription to the Glenwood Post
the paper that has the real news of the
day, will please your friends each weak
in the year. Try it for Christmas gift.
u n y
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Larmee returned
Monday morning from visit with rel
atives residing in Illinois and Michigan.
They are at home in the Star house.
y y y
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Claudon sater-
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Logan and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Bryant
and family at Thanksgiving dinner.
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c. H. King, Elmer Underwood and
Mrs. Westerman went to Sunlight We'd
nesday morning as Standardization
committee to standardize the school.
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DR.. s. A. Grover, graduate veterin-
arian, of Leadville, Colo, has located
in Glenwood Springs. He has estab-
ished his office at. Parkison's Phaxm-
acy and his residence at the Grand
Hotel. "aEa 2 11-1sstf
The Glenwood post., 1916-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Schwarz enter
tanned Miss Edith Johnson, G. r. Me
Carthy and daughter, Elizabeth, and
Theo. Rosenberg at dinner Wednesday
evening.
y y =
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T. King, Mr.. and
Mrs. John May, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Harris and Miss Gibbs came from Car
diff to attend the meeting of the East
ern Star Friday night.
Mrs. B. T. Napier entertained small
party of friends at Sunday dinner. Mr..
and Mrs. F. W. Drake, Miss Beatrice
Drach and MissWagenfuehr, who is
house guest, were present.
y y y
All kinds Of STOVES and FUR.
NITURE, etc. bought and sold, or ex.
changed at KINGS NEW AND SEC.
oND HAND STORE, s11. s15 Cooper
Ave. Phone 1907. .11.1S.12.9.
Mrs. J. A. MacRae and daughter,
Gladys, returned from Denver Monday.
They had been spending the Thanks
giving vacation with Miss Catherine,
who is attending school in Boulder, but
.'4or. convenience met her mother snd
efstsr in-Denvsr. -'' .6-~.
The Glenwood post., 1916-12-09

George Bell is making number Of
Improvements on his Bennett avenue
property. 0...
Miss Nebel is making her home with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Heberling across
the river.
Miss Martha Nipple was down from
her ranch in Nipple gulch for couple
of days this week.
Earle Hubbard is now in the employ
of the switzer Grocery company on
Eighth and Cooper
K y y
Mrs. Annie Moore of Cardiff was op-
Grated by DR.. Stewart at the sanitari-
UNI yesterday morning.
- y i
John Knupp from Rifle is In town
on business trip. Mr.. Knupp is =
prominent rancher near Rifle.
y y y
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Pottinger mo-
tored to Rifle Wednesday in company
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fravert.
George Newton from Roam creek
dropped in Friday morning. Mr.. New
ton is our new county commissioner.
Dan Chisholm of Leadville visited
with his cousins, Ethel and Stuart, at
the home of Mrs. E. NJ. Tully this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Clark of
Rifle were guests. of Mrs. E. NJ. Tully
and Mrs .Pottinger Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Soule and family have come to
make their home in this city. Mr.. Soule
is engaged in the Glenwood barber shop.
y y y
Mrs. J. T. Spriggs who is interested
in collecting funds for foreign missions,
was in from Grand Junction Thursday.
y = n
Mrs. Phil Smith left Tuesday for her
home at Seven Castles, after pleasant
visit with her sister, Mrs. Earle Hub
bard.
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Postmaster Hiram W. Smith has been
somewhat indisposed this week and has
been down town only part of the
time. D.
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Eugene G. Groves of Denver is a
guest at the Williams. Mr.. Groves IS
the architect on the First National
bank work.
y y y
8. D. Houston arrived from Texas
last week to fill the position left va
cant by the removal of A. e. Arnold to
Denver and is guest at tie Williams.
The Glenwood post., 1916-12-09

The Eagles have leased their hall to
the Smith-keck orchestra. They will
run a regular Saturday night dance in
the future.
Mrs. C. W. Darrow was hostess to
the Auction Bridge club Wednesday
afternoon, at her spacious home on Pit
kin avenue. .....
y y y .i
Mrs. G. NJ. Keck and daughter spent
last Sunday with their relatives in Pali-
sade and returned Sunday evening on
Midland No. 106.
R. P. Coulter was a Glenwood visitor
the first of the week. Mr.. Coulter win
assume his duties as commissioner after
the first Of the year. 1t
y y y
J. G. Schwarz is showing Christmas
goods for old and young. Toys for the
little people, cut glass and everything
attractive for the grown up folk.
DR.. 8. A. Grover is very busy man
these days, tending the sick and the
lame animals. The care Of dumb beasts
is q difficult task, requiring both pa-
.tience and skill, and Dr., Grover seems
well endowed with these qualities i d.
The Glenwood post., 1916-12-09

school at Sunlight Monday morning,
after spending the Thanksgiving vaca-
tion at home.
Mrs. Sneller and baby, Hicks, who
have been under the care of Drs. Smts
and Hopkins at the sanitarium, left
Sunday for their home in Leadville.
y u y
Born, a son.-Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Dore welcomed a son into their home
Saturday morning, and DR.. Stewart re-
ports that all is well with mother and
babe.
Mrs. Stickley, sister of Mrs. Sidney
West, arrived from Colorado Springs
Thursday morning about half an hour
after the arrival of her new neice, Miss
West.
Miss Marguerite Hanlin of Telluride
was brought to the sanitarium the first
of the week and is under medical care
of DR.. Stewart for inflammatory rheu-
matism.
NJ. L. Phelps, superintendent of the
Colorado Midland railway, with head
quarters at Colorado City, is making a
tour of inspection on the western slope
this week.
DR.. Oberto and family, w. L. Swick
and wife, Miss Margaret Carr and Miss
Nellie Craft were delightfully."- enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Claussen
at dinner Sunday.
Misses Ettamay and Josephine
Holmes, daughters of Editor Holmes,
returned to the city the first of the
week after delightful visit with
friends in Pueblo.
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G. f. Bigham had some repair work
done on his bakery ovens by Paul Har-
beck of New York, who recently in
stalled the Durkopp ovens for the Hart
Zeitz company at Leadville.
i y, y
l.. l.. Cramp, in his capacity as super
intendent of the Antlers school, mad.
the purchase of a fine Victrola from
the Mayes book store and installed it in
the school building this week
y y =
Sidney West arrived home Thursday
morning on No. 10 just in time to greet
the tiny mite of humanity that had ar
rived in their home and in future it
will be "Sidney West and family"
. y y y
Word has been received from Denver
stating that the young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. c. R. Mccarthy is doing nice
ly after an operation to remove tonsils
and adenoids and Mrs. Mccarthy will
bring her home to Glenwood soon.
y y y .r
Father Joseph Carrigan attended the
bazaar held last evening by the Catho-
lie ladies, in their new church at Eagle.
When the furnishings are all placed,
the residents of Eagle will have COM
Portable and attractive place for wor-
ship.
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w. F. Schultz and wife are recent
arrivals in the city from Glenwood
Springs to make their future home here.
They left Glenwood . few days ago
and were united in marriage at Grand
Valley; then motored to this city,
Grand Junction Sentinel.
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Papers were signed this. week by
which Mrs. Carrie Thompson of Glen
wood Springs transferred 100 acres Of
land in Rifle valley to Messrs. Harry
and Claude George; consideration q
$500. The deal was made by the
Jennings Realty company.-Rifle Tele.
gram.
The Glenwood post., 1916-12-09

Master Ledyard Tucker, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Reese Tucker, underwent an
operation on the ear performed by Dr..
Riddle. The little lad is improving
nicely.
y y y
Mr.. Cowden of Silt is in town and
will take his wife and the new baby
home tomorrow, if Mrs. Cowden 8 con-
dition will permit her leaving the sani-
tarium.
Mrs. Harold Parkison entertained the
Auction Bridge club last evening at
her home on Bennett avenue and the
ladies enjoyed her usual gracious hos
pitality.
The Greeley Girls Glee club gave d
splendid entertainment at the Odeon
Thursday evening and were greeted by
g large audience. Some of the young
ladies showed unusual talent.
y y y
A big shipment of cattle will leave
New Castle today. Those contributing
to the string of cars are Yule 8, Kendig
T. Lake 2, Kelley 2, Sparks 2, Boland l
and Ira Williams 3, making II cars in
ALL
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The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church served supper Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. l.. B.
Brown on Bennett avenue, about fifty
guests partaking of an elaborate and
bountiful repast.
DR.. Lawrence Clark removed from
Eagle to Rifle the last of November
and Immediately assumed charge of the
dental practice purchased from Dr.. Roy
o. Smith. Mrs. Clark accompanied the
doctor to their new home.
y y -
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur koonce Of
Eagle are rejoicing over the arrived Of
fine baby boy week ago Wedncs-
day. Miss Hetzell is nurse in charge
of the case and DR.. Griffin reports
mother and son doing well.
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Mrs. L. A. Bowker entertained three
of the young society buds at theater
party and drug store lunch Tuesday
evening Misses st. Clair Napier,
Genevieve Fordham and May Mcmillan
were the guests on this occasion.
y y y
j. w. Stout, sporting editor on tie
Colorado Springs Gazette, was a Glen
wood visitor couple of DAYS last week.
He had been at Salt Lake in the in
terest of his paper, to take in the big
football game Thanksgiving day and
stopped on the return trip to greet
old friends.
Miss Louise Hammond, one of our
dlenwood girls, was with the Greeley
girls glee club. The director of music
of the Greeley college and his wife chap
eroned the party and have reason to be
very proud of the aggregation of youth,
beauty and lovely voices placed in their
care.
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The ladies of st. Barnabas church
held a Christmas sale and cafeteria
lunch in the rest room, December 2nd
and sold practically all their fine col
lection Of homemade art work. The
affair was decided success and the
ladies appreciate the liberal patronage
received.
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Glenwood Lodge, No. 6s, I. O.. o. F.
met at the hall Monday night and elec.
ted the following officers: W. W.
Frank, noble grand; Ole Thorson, vice
grand; VIM. Cross, secretary; Louis
sshya5s, sy treasurer; Car Carlton I. ,l! Hap.
bard, trustee. Tie above officers Will
be installed the ,Arst Monday in -Jsnu-
ary. tti
The Glenwood post., 1916-12-09

John L. Conger of Rifle registered
at the Glenwood Wednesday.
y y y
Mrs. Kenneth Bailey is entertaining
her mother and sisters from Collbran.
Dan Bracken of Harvey Gap was in
the city attending to business the first
of the week.
DR.. J. W. Gothard of DeBeque was
in the city this week, stopping at the
Hotel Glenwood.
Max King is now out with survey
ing party and at latest report he was
at Romley, Colo.
Miss Jennie Pepper daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. VIM. Pepper has been quite
i'll the past week.
C. D. Haworth, the popular ranchman
from Eagle county, was in town the
first of the week.
y y y
Mr.. H. NJ. Andrews, representing N
Brody of New York City, was calling
on trade in the city Thursday.
y y y
Miss Margaret Burdge is again at
her post of duty in the Silver store,
after Slight indisposition.
| y y y
Register D. C. Weyand and family
took advantage of the fine weather
Sunday and motored to New Castle.
VIM. II. Henderson dispatcher for
the d. & R. G., has been transferred to
a similar position in Grand Junction.
James Legget of Carbondale was a
guest in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Wightman Thanksgiving day.
George Sherman of Eagle returned
home the first of the week, after enjoy
ing few days in the City of Waters.
y y y
Joe Boersting left for Salt Lake city
and Reno, New, Tuesday night and will
be away an indefinite length of time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Sheriff. were in
from the ranch to attend the meeting
of the Eastern Star last Friday evening.
| y y y
Miss Iona. the little daughter of C. A
Bartlett has been confined to her home
this week with an attack of chicken
|pox.
HAY FOR SALE-I have $50 tons
of nice alfalfa hay at Una, Colo, for
sale. Write W. J. Madden, Hayes,
Kansas. 1928
Morgan Gavin returned from Denver
Tuesday morning. He had been in at
tendance at the funeral of his uncle,
Mathew Morgan.
Chas. R. Keck returned from Denver
Tuesday morning, accompanied by Miss
Mayhem who will remain in Glenwood
during the winter.
Mrs. C. L. Danelson of Cardiff and
Mrs. Phil Smith of Seven Castles were
weekend guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Erie Hubbard.
y y y
W. E. Miller, clerk at the Midland
depot, left Wednesday for his home in
Peoria, ILL.,, where he will spend the
winter with his mother.
A good supply of winter clothing for
the convicts at the camp came in We'd
nesday and the men will be well
equipped for their work.
A. W. Crouch has resumed his posi-
tion at the Keck garage after trip to
st. Louis and Danville. His family
will return some time later.
Call at the Mayes Book Store If you
are thinking of buying a piano now OF
in the future. We still have one or two
good used ones at bargain. 11-25
A coal filing was made on $40 acres
Of land near Placita, Colo. by Harold
A. Parkison, Will 8. Parkison, Jennie
Robertson and Gladys Robertson.
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Mrs. @. R. Mccarthy has been In
The Glenwood post., 1916-12-09
Yf3 lilo Bu
I WEEKS 4
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n 0WI\QClQNNWSL
0.ly 10 days shopping days left be-
faao Christmas,
What present shall I make Him9
AK KORN g 9-2S-tf
Dr. Paxton of New Castle was here
ths first of the week.
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Ar. Gessner of Eagle was Glen
vnod visitor this week.
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HAns Henrickson was a visitor from
Peach valley this week.
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What present shall I make Her7
AK KoRNs s-2s-1f
". D. Urquhart of shoshone spent
Wednesday in Glenwood.
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Jesse Kemp is the new clerk at the
Colorado Midland depot.
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Mrs. Loeschbaugh is visiting her
mother, who resides in Rifle.
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The W. c. T. U. met with Mrs. Har-
rist Frazier Tuesday afternoon.
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Thomas Gibby, superintendent of the
Vulcan mine, spent Monday in the city.
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Mrs. Vern Moore and child of Car
bondale were week end visitors in the
city.
DR.. Riddle, eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist. Glasses fitted. Citizens
Bank Bldg.
DR.. Smits was in from Leadville and
operated at the sanitarium Monday
afternoon.
Miss Nellie Witteman came up from
Antlers to spend Thanksgiving day at
home.
The friends of Mrs. L. A. Bowker
viii now find her at home in the Yampa
rooms.
Senator B. T. Napier was in Denver
and Canon City few days on affairs
of state.
James Dalrymple, state inspector of
coal mines, was Glenwood visitor
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hahnewald of
Rifle were guests at the Hotel Glenwood
this week.
Only $500 for Xmas present. It
will bring the Glenwood Post for a
whole year.
Mrs. E. C. Kingsbury returned home
Monday from trip in the eastern part
of the state.
For Rent-Good 5-room dwelling, well
'tuated, water in house. $12 month.
Inquire at this office.
VIM. R. Lee of Rifle was attending
to business affairs in the city the first
of the week
John Sparks, the popular cattle man
from Canon creek, was a Glenwood Wis
itor Wednesday.
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DIR. W. W. Crook returned Sunday
from visit of several days in the east
ern part of the state.
Miss Fritz of the school faculty was
a week end visitor in Aspen, returning
home Monday evening.
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n J. Mccarthy has the contract for
the plumbing and heating of the Mer-
tens building in Marble.
A. j. Dickson went to Denver Satur
day on affairs of business, returning
home Wednesday morning.
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Miss Edith Light of Aspen was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Killey
the latter part of the week.
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Mrs. Harriet Frazier, who has been
confined to her home by slight indis-
position, is able to be about again.
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The Misses Hammond entertained the
Alpha Delphian society at their home
on Cooper avenue Monday evening.
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Harry T. King and Austin o. Smith
came in from Cardiff Tuesday to attend
the meeting of the Royal Arch Masons.
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FOUND bunch of keys. Describe
The Glenwood post., 1916-12-09

Mrs. @. R. Mccarthy has been in
Denver the past two weeks, where little
Katherine was operated on Tuesday
morning for tonsil trouble and adenoids.
The child is doing we'll at the last re-
port and they are expected home soon.