The Glenwood post., 1916-06-03

the Republican Primary election.
6-3-tf SAMUEL J. HICKMAN.
Miss Myrtle Cossebom is in the Min
nequa hospital at Pueblo recovering
from an operation on Tuesday of last
week for severe case of appendicitis.
Miss Cosseboom is doing nicely and
will again be with the New Method
laundry in Glenwood as soon as re-
covered.
The Rev. Ernest E. Tuck. pastor oi
the Methodist Episcopal church, re-
turned Thursday from Paonia where hs
went to visit his sister and small
daughter. Mr.. Tuck is almost fully re-
covered from his recent long illness
which has kept him out of his pulpit
for nearly three months; he expects to
preach at both Of the regular services
in his church tomorrow.
Mrs. j. Ogden Armour and party of
Chicago left Glenwood Springs yestor-
day morning. Mrs. Armour comes al
most yearly to take the baths here and
declares that she derives benefits from
these waters that she has not found i'll
any other of the many mineral springs
she has tried. While in the city Mrs.
Armour was most democratic and free
ly gave of her patronage and kindli-
ness. Just before departing she pre-
sented the Glenwood Reading club Ii.
brary Al volumes of works by Scott,
Muhlbach and F. Marion Crawford.
The many Glenwood friends of Rev.
E. E. Tuck are certainly glad to see
this gentleman on our streets, after
a cessation of several weeks from his
usual activities. After partially re-
covering from an attack of inflamma-
tory rheumatism, Mr.. Tuck went to
Greeley for a visit to his mother. He
passed through Glenwood Last week
on his way for visit to his sister and
his little daughter at Paonia, returning
to Glenwood Thursday. Although not
fully recovered Mr.. Tuck will take his
place in his pulpit tomorrow at both
services and expects henceforth to go
right on with the work he loves so well.
y y -
Lawrence Nall, member of the
band in the Southern Amusement COM
pany, giving q carnival in Glenwood
this week was arrested Wednesday on
charge of perjury in connection
with his marriage to q young girl Of
Leadville. Nall swore that the. girl
was past legal age of 1s years whereas
her relatives claim she is but 16, and
an officer came down from Leadville
and caused Nails arrest under the
delinquency act. In hearing before
Justice Rice the young man was bound
over to the district court and, unable
to give bonds he now reposes in the
county Jail. The girl has been returned
to her parents at Leadville.
y y -
e. H. Grubb, from everywhere, es-
pecially Carbondale, was calling on
Glenwood friends Thursday and in the
evening he and Mrs. Grubb left for
Denver and in a few days will con-
tinue their journey to Chicago and
many other eastern cities. Mr.. Grub
will attend the national Republican
convention in Chicago and will then
60 to Battle Creek where he will discuss
with DR.. J. H. Kellogg, of sanitarium
fame, the food value of the potato
and the various ways of cooking the
tuber. He will then go to East Orange,
New Jersey, where he has arranged
with Thomas J. Edison for the manu-
facture of motion picture film which
will show the various correct processes
of cooking and preparing the potato for
the table. This film Mr.. Grubb will
use in his lecture on the potato through
out the country.