The Glenwood post., 1916-12-09
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Harry Gibler of DeBeque now has
full charge of the Rifle oil property
and will develop other wells. He is to
assume the indebtedness of the COM
pany.
H. G. Crawford of Cardiff purchased
q magnificent Pathephone of the How
ard & Hubbard drug store company aud
delivery was made by Gus Holland
Wednesday.
Sam Thompson and family have
moved from the fish hatchery into Glen
wood for the winter and have taken
cottage near the residence of DR.. W.
W. Crook.
Mrs. Charles Rohr of Bremerton,
Washington, formerly Miss Marcella
Holland of this city, was operated for
appendicitis in Seattle, December fifth,
and is reported as improving nicely.
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W. E. Vaplon, who is from the Agri-
cultural college at Fort Collins, will
deliver lecture in the gymnasium to-
night at 1880 on the subject of boys
and girls garden clubs. The public is
invited.
Yeoman Lodge, Yampa 1914, held q
meeting at Keck's hall Wednesday
evening. After disposing of the routine
business the annual election of officers
took place, which same caused no little
excitement.
Earle Miller, who has been employed
at the Midland depot for the past three
years, is leaving for his home in Pc
oria, ILL.,, tonight. Mr.. Miller has made
a host of friends and everyone regrets
to see him leave US.
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Now that the Democrats have blown
the bottom out of the whole works and
no longer need headquarters Fred
Claudon will move his automobile re-
pair shop into the empty Everett store
on Eighth street the first of next
month.
Ben Hadley of Elk creek was bust
ness visitor to Glenwood last Saturday
and made a pleasant call at this office.
Mr.. Hadley had just returned from
Denver where he shipped a carload of
fat steers, receiving a very satisfactory
price for the same. . -r
Mesdames Louis Schwarz, jacob
Schwarz, Elmer Underwood, John tRit-
ter, c. R. Hammond, s. j. Lowe, J. A
MacRae and Miss Chapman entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. yKendel and the Teach
ers' College Glee club during their
brief stay in the city.
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DR.. Hepler brought John Ritter in
from New Castle Thursday night, suf-
fering from sever attack of pneumo-
mia. Mr.. Ritter was placed in the sani-
tarium under care of DR.. Clark. He
stood the drive fairly well and his |
many friends hope for speedy recov- +,
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Sam Thompson, superintendent of
the Glenwood fish hatchery, took 4O0,-
900 eyed eggs to Aspen where the
Matching process will be continued in
the hatchery at that place. There are
OF I 1ofk h,
planted in the various streams when
Matched.
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Division Engineer A. j. Dickson spent
couple days in Denver the past week
in attendance at the annual meeting of
irrigation engineers at the office of the
state engineer at the Capitol building
All reported most successful season
and farming operations most favorable
in all portions of the state.
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Rev. E. N. Edgerton, district super.
intendent of this district for the Meth
odist Episcopal church, spent a few
hours in Glenwood on Saturday, on his
way from Grand Junction to Aspen. He
will return to Glenwood on Sunday,
preach in the evening and conduct the
second quarterly conference in the
Glenwood Methodist church. Jrl
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There was delightful family Re.
union at the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs R.
Il. Tucker Thursday, At which time
Mrs. George Marshall, sister to Mr..
Tucker, her son-in-law, Mr.. Buchanan,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. R. Tucker of Basat
and Tucker Mcclure, who had been at
the sheep camp, were present. Mrs.
Marshall resides at indianapolis. Indi-