The Glenwood post., 1916-01-01

Piceance ranch this week visiting his
family.
Don't forget that you have been in
vited to attend church services to.
morrow.
Don't foget the dance tonight Jan.
~ at Eagles hall. Music by Moore IS
orchestra.
Henry French, who spent the Christ
mas holidays with the home folks, re-
turned yesterday morning to his school
duties in Denver.
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AL Ziezeniss of Rifle was in Glen
wood Thursday attending to business
in the county court in connection with
the W. F. Mohn estate.
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ASK the MIDLAND MAN about the
Stock Show. $1,000 the round trip.
Long limit. lis
| IH Il MIDLAND ROUIE.
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Mrs. W. S. Ahearn and two children,
Jack and Harriet departed Wednesday
evening for their home in Milton, Ore.
after months visit in Glenwood with
Mrs. Ahearn's sister, Mrs. M. ]. Mayes.
They went via Manitou Colorado
So ings and Denver.
A week ago last Sunday, at his homo
in Green River, Utah, Col. George W..
Durant, father of G. H. Durant Of Rifle,
passed away at the age of rs years.
He is survived by his wife and three
sons, only one of whom, G. H. Durant,
was able to attend the funeral.
Misses Mollie and Freda Wulfsohn
are visiting friends in Denver this
week. They will soon go to Tallequa,
Oklahoma, for a visit with their other
sister, and from Tallequa will make a
trip to Galveston where they will per.
haps spend the balance of the winter
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| The Carbondale Item reports that
Mrs. G. F. Brock was married in
Kansas City about two weeks ago tc
: Rev. Harrison of the Trinidad M. E
church. The bride was the widow 81
/, the late Rev. Brock who was for seve
raj years pastor of the NJ. E. church a:
Carbondale.
Dave Thompson, young cowboy
was brought up from Rifle last Monday
. and taken to the county hospital suffer
in from a bad abcess in one lung. All
operation was performed by Drs. Stew
I rrt and Horan and it was found neces
sary to remove four inches from one o.
the ribs to allow for drainage.
Special Pullman service Jan. 1Stl
for Denver. Make reservations early
Cheap rates and long limit. LIS
THE MIDLAND ROUTE.
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Miss Wilhelnina SEWERS, 12-year ole
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Sewer:
died at the ranch home. near Carbon
dale last Tuesday night from rheuma
tism of the heart from which she hat
for some time been sufferer. The
funeral was from Schwarz' mortuary
and interment was in Rosebud.
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For Rent-Nice furnished room fol
rent, with OF without board. 81
Blake avenue.
MRS. E. c. KINGSBURY
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When shopping is over in Denver, re-
member the Auditorium hotel is only
one block from two of the big dry
goods stores and three or four blocks
from the other big dry goods stores.
They are close to all the big office
buildings and theaters. The rates are
so reasonable you have your money
left for other pleasures, and Watson
Brothers. the owners, will see that you
are comfortable.
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The sale of the Lang stock of liquors
and the bar fixtures of the Mirror sa-
loon took place Thursday under an ex.
ecution by G. w. Darrow. The bottled
goods sold at only fraction of their
original cost and billiard table and a
pool table for which j. w. Baldwin
paid $3.50 brought at this sale $65 f,r
the two. The bidding was SO slow on
some of the fixtures that Undersheriff
Malaby continued the sale and will try
it again.
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cred" Saunders, the eminent paci-