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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-27
WILL ATTEND CONVENTION
Realty Men to GO to Evansville ia
Special Car.

Vernon @. Hastings. William HapP
and I'd Neddo have been appointed
by the South Bend Real Estate
hoard 10 make ARRANGEMENTS for Sc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-27
LADIES, Hat FREE.

Your choice OF any hat Free with
any Fall Suit Saturday and Monday
only. GATELY'S. -Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-27
BIRTHS

Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. o. w Rob-
erts. 4OS s. William St. a son. oct.
IS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-27

Miss Eva Hicks, 753 Cleveland
av.. entertained the Epworth league
of Trinity NJ. +. church last even
ing at her home. Games and con-
tests were pastimes and light re-
freshments were served.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-27

Members Of the L. L. H. o. club of
the Y. w. c. A. held a pleasant
meeting Thursday evening in the
club rooms Miss Carolen Mach, ex-
tension secretary, instructed the
classes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-27

Mrs. John He'll. 7I6 y. Scott st,
was hostess TO the Swastika club
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-27

The Circle Of Service of the First
Baptist church met with Mrs. c. A.
Decker. 211 w. Wayne St. Thurs
uay. The afternoon was spent with
sewing and Mrs. John f. Cotter
gave vocal selections The hostess
served dainty refreshments at the
close Of the afternoon. The next
meeting will be held all day We'd
nesday at the church. All mem bers
are urged to be present and come
prepared TO sew.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-27

Members of the Kappa Phi Sigma
sorority met with Miss Irene Pear
son. Woodward av.. Thursday even
inE Three new members were
pledged at this meeting and were
the Misses Ella King. Hazel Collier
and Margaret Perry a lunch was
served at the close of the evening.
Miss Sadie Kopf w Madison So
viii be hostess at the next meeting.
Thursday evening oct q.
Miss Helen Elliot. 1910 s 81 Jo-
seph st, was hostess Thursday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-27

a meeting OF the Home Girls BIZ
bic class was held Thursday with the
teacher, Mrs. Alma o. Ware Melville
building. The lesson study from the
Gospel of John was continued. The
class will have a social afternoon
next Thursday with Mrs. Fred Wood
ward. 522 s. ST Joseph ST
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
MOrtuary.

ASr-Nov % 1918 At her rest
dencc. "a Palmer ave east Harriet
= Chape aged . years. widow %
clinton T. Chase and mother ~
Alice G ard Aired " Chose Fu-
neral services from c1apel ~
Woodlawu cemetery Friday a. 2:3o
p m
poVEY Nov. q. AZ residence. 1sa
cherry-st I"vins Dovey aged -
Ntars mother Of James Coon and
grandwotfer of Gerald coon F'u
neral FRIDAY az ? m via auto
FECTo Nov %. 1918. at residence
1895 Seminole. Felix beloved hue
band ~ Mathlllda FeCto aged SO
yenra. father Of Josephine Leon.
jesse. Audrey. Lawrence Fecto. OF
Baltimore. M Funeral Saturday.
$40. FROM residence ~ st Joa-
chin church Please omit flowers
HTIDT Nov %. 1915. pr oliver II.
eyed % YEARS beloved husband of
William V Heidi 800 Ferry-av8.
west Funeral from reaidence sat-
u-dav az NJ Burial NJ Pontiac
ut ITroN Nov ~ st residence, 10
i'so ~, Popular park Grace
Huntington. IS lf~ ~ Ernest - Hut
ton mother of John W Hutton. sis-
trr ~ william 2. HUNTINGTON, OF
Amory, MISS. and George Hunting
tnu. ~ Ann Arbor FupernL Fri
day Nov - az 40 p m.
KLEIN Nov %. Elizabeth p. be-
Lowell wife ~ Incoh Klein and dear
mother ~ Mrs Loo John pen
dsrRpot Funeral from residence.
3fl NerriCk Saturday Nov %.
at $40 m and from 81 Peter
and rpuje cathedral at n m.
Burial private
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
Marriage Licenses

Aubrey n. FOX, Is, Eleanor Mead
ReGert = rrimble. 30. cleveland;
Louise Rago. 30. Detroit
Harold j. Howrs. %. Detroit faul-
inc Moravss. Is. Traverse city
Henry r. Hu AZ. Cuyahoga Fails
O. Hattie n PRIDE, %. sstne
Joseph r. Berger %, Mary kuoeN'
Harold c Herbert s' Blanche
Phillpaurte, ~. -
Joseph bombay. 81 Detroit: Nellie
Pattensde. ls. oakwood,. n.a,norn
Theresa NJ Huhner, - same
Leo A. Person ~, LILLIAN r.
"gasip john II Mattbews. az Edna v. sta
PCS George re- Bulen. n. Napoleon. o.,
Carrie f1ilinR "a, same
wSlaw szymansmi %, Mary Lu-
Aiser, Lesr.id. a. bertha HoNken-
'0c Charles ar Krucser. II; Eileen Dono-
o"hi hibsT, jameson. go Ethel Bert
II Anon Blue. -, sadie Davis, q
Gust Besnga, 22 Fracie Lyko"-
'Nif ifacab suekelsh. s2 Rosie sciasi'a,
"Iohn poise so rttei Gcro u >.
1,sur~ N-~tt' or GprtiD Netze, ~
Thomas sehowe.g"rt 20 N''''
MSrti9sN' T,io' er Mary poeals ss
William r. Robbins - irene =.
bSlsG deorsa :, \ Brink 20 Detroit Az
mes x McKee is Dover towush -
Robert A Biock g. Mary 5 pa
Wis - .,,,- -.
sic Davis. 81 Farm.ug'nn ~.
y affr w WnfdNfin. NATE
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
POISON Chef"
Su,SoffEGT HELD
Nebraska Police Chief Thinks
He Has BaCgcd lean
Crones

CHICAGO, Nov. ga man be
lleved to be Jean Crones, whom the
police are hunting In connection
with the poison soup Incident at the
University club here several
months ago, was arrested In Spauld.
INK, Nebla ska. today The Spaulding
police wired Chicago police Of the
arrest.
Crones. employed as a cook at
the club is said by police TO have
poisoned the soup at q banquet at
which Archbishop Muntelein was
the spea lcr Two hundred were
made ill. but nc one died
OMAHA. Neb. 90 Marshal VIII
iam Burns. OF spaulding. Neb. who
Identified a suspect as Jean Brones.
today was 80 sure he had the right
man that be WAS afraid 10 keep the
prisoner In The city jail. and took
him 70 the county seat az Bartlett.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
New Corporations.

LANSING Mich. Nov. 2s-Mlohi-
gan Discount company. Detroit. s25.-
o00-Karl d. Bylnston. Stanley r.
Shook. Alfred r. winslow; The Dav-
lson Coal & supply company. Detroit.
26,00O-Henry A Mark. George t.
odbert. John r. OHara; Unavsrsol
Supheater company Detroit $500
Charles r Tabor, W +. Flieder. 3.
A. Geoghan Sauer Brothers Detroit
s25, ,00O--William sRuer Joseph Sauer.
George Vincent, Wolverine Glove
company Saginaw. $4,000, Olympia
Laundry company, Detroit, $4,000
Tom Zoros John Goulakos. Mike CAL
amos; Hill Davis company. Ltd. sagi-
nav. capital stock decreased from
$4,000. 600 70 81, $50 600 Electrical
supply Jobbers Catalogue company.
Grand Rapids. $l0,200. Lansing En-
glne company Lansing. floQ,Q00i
Phelps Bigelow Windmill & Manufa c.
turing compJny. kalamazoo. 10000;
] A Laird q company. Flint. $4,000;
Lucky Star Mining company. NeEau-
nee capital stock increased from
t60o0 20 s1o00.0 900.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
BEIGIANS WHO
WILL NOT WORK
SENT To PRISON

AMSTERDAM. Noy 23.-Two
months imprisonment ts the pun
tmeut meted cut by German au-
thorif.ea 20 belgian deportees who
terssc 20 a. Tho work their captors
demand. according 70 the newspaper
Echo De Beige Tho Belgians, Il
was declared Sac been Jailed az
Confident and uusseidurs
Tho population Of The Belgian
Gty ~ Le inrs openly revoited al
execution of tho deportation orders
md attacked he railway station.
rmashine its windows. The Ger
man commandrrt ttc newspaper
adds had threatened to punish The
entire commune
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

1850 Lafayette west charles BOer-
mor. Providence hospital John PIE
trzak. Bi7 Trombly. Joseph Perna 49s
Lafayette east, Joseph Poma. Sbl
Mack Ayers. gtS East AleXandrine,
Henry Klcpaczylt 2e4 Garfield JOS
eph RoEek a9l Hammond Frank
Nowak 25s CNpporti Chss. T Bger-
mer. Providence hospital. Aladh Fph-
yan. Providence hospital; Dubert
Cole. Providence hospital: Iames bar
ley. Providence hospital VIM. J.
North. Providence hospital. W. v NC
keee. Providence hospital.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
Births


BOYS
,op,S. R1ym2na crto1, 5l"H ,77 Naa5m1 Joa51 a-oSse
Meyers Ell Holden AnEeIg ~
sfs Mitchell Nicholas wallet at4
chene Hahih K RIO Fs7 Frark,l
Edwrrd " Martons to7 quincy An
drew HorowlCz $50 Palmer east, Eru-
est r Wnrtwi~k Grnne haepiial.
Dennis Custcr 2lh Gals. jtf1 Nt1ll
las Russell ca eper N'@r', nell ~
Pennsyivanla. TcLt tnRn4 ~ ,lsa
Harvey Jozef wa. uduwsW. 1850
Theodore Jacob WHhlfeld Grace ho9-
pital Angelo Noreftr 3Nt NFa" Ef@r
cock r.ulE' pi'Augeio. -o Hew,tnrne
Lutte piskaxt s4 luEers.il ThoWa
Waldys 49l Bator Wnrad lrno'arh
s97 Kirhy Joss a. Kennels
goose. Marr Mafernity hospital hn
fu,fIek t9S Mcclellan Peter lerenr.
sik. i14t Belvidere John .Npmei ~
Hoonr Vincent SicrouenTh 1913 Frf'
east. Chas +. Kriilsr ~ AVIS Jeir
Y Nafcrosltl. fa12 Best fronf-hlvf F.
Ferest y 2. arse Grace io 0iiti
Ernest Gonrc zoo Scott toh1 Conn.
bs4 Fifteenth Wnltrr o. iolmre. l''
John syan. .is otis John gharAt
&sO Tworty -fhIrt IRA ulf '1,n,y fe<
Beaubicn Peter i.e. Jo0ersou
west. Joseph Tahrzyt is5 Dearborn
GIRLS
John Molnsr f13 Maple penis Nar-
ala 2sgi, Np.orr Fuumas y Ross
T7S seyente.uth Mu'r.F Fwa' ~
frederick io0no iatt laN i'reW 5ts'
Hsthap Nadls A,,rr' ,,,Ss,, t1s'.
Rrol iias Twruty 0fr Dominic
Nacsyanskae IGs Cafdoni Isaac
Moglottfu tae1 itIrs, rlN i'i
mecks SIS Frederick Paul k-Hpa g
Honosteni. Antonio Eura 3e5 iafav
e,to east Niu-ontH Pasearr.. -'t
Powena John Fta.Uor iHf nr
i,ouis Pesriek Gre,e' h.sg,i"l JOS i.','
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
Cotton ereaks sharpIY

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Cotton
broke 27 to 81 points on the opening
OF the Cotton exchange today. prices
ranging from 20.O5 cents pound
for December 70 206O for May.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
Sugar Market

sngnr--Detroit wholesale prices:
Crystal dominoes. 2-l-. Eil65. do,
s-lb. tii.s5: Eagle tablets. ylOsB;
cut LOAF. is.b0: cupes. ts.TS: xxx
powdered. $3.50: standard powdered.
's.b5' Eranulated. extra coarse. Ssa5;
sranula ted, hne. In bulk. 3s.ib. gran
ui9ted. 15-lb cottons. ss.2b: crystal
domino gran. 2-Ib and b-ib. cartons,
ln cases Ssf5, crystal domino gran
HF cases. $s.65. diamond A. ss26;
eonfectioners A, $50, No. =, ISIS;
No s, SIS; No. 3. 81 30. No. 10, t7 IS:
t7,7o; No. II. ;77O: No. IL. i77o: nom
caking mixture, -: beet Eranulated.
rs, az 10 case. s2.2b: do. As TO case.
Sf.fO per case
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

as tnNuKn tnlS nlhihtl WhAIh f'A ~
round lots OF turkeys from the south
west and that unless the demand ls
cut short by high prices the Thanks
giving supply VIII be short.
AprIes -75c1sIs5 bui ssT275 per
bbi for choice and t3 5014 FOR fancy.
bananas Good shipping STOCK
81 .25T2 per bunch.
Beaus-Drted Limas. 6i1 n Ic 10.
csnfornis Fr9it--,ggsa9esss = 9I,s ~ 10 20 @ :
box PS%ssr;gpss5ts@'s ;ss5@ u g SS = zoo box
cheese Michigan Fats 24ci New
York. 25ci domestic swiss 81 q S+c;
imported Swiss 5t q soc. brick cream.
"a &c, lonE horns, 2s%e; daisies
Cranber-ieS Late Howes $3.50
Cbestnuts Is q 2oc ib-
Dressed Caiye. Fancy. Hh 2l5ei
Fresh Tcgetabics-Green peppers,
t225 crate, radishea 2o@ 2bo dog f:
RoFsiEeSys ESs. 29F5se s tomstagg aSa 'fg bdt
bu. Brussels sprouts. 2odgac at;
celery goa 25c don.
Grape Fruit - yOa5oo per crate.
Honey, Fancy white, i'g : l,,o -. am
Hay-Detrot shippers Rro. paying
the following prices FOR baled hay n
car lots, Z O. . Detroit no 1 tlmo-
thy new. s1iQ15 standard timothy.
Ia No 2 mixed. tS11O, No. I clover.
sf0QlI. rye straw. Ss50as. wheat
and oat straw. g seas ton.
iimcs slio9i.g5 per 100.
Nuts-Naluuts l9n2o almonds
1s6 20c. nlbs<ts, f7iA n lsct Rraz'la
10 a 2oc: pecan. 15@ isc pr 70
Oranges Nalcrcios s. b0Hs box
- : ~
Potntoes M,enieau car lots In
bulk. $160N1 50, Ia pags. $40 81
Poultry Springs isai7o, fancy
No q i2ui3c, roostere. ioHt2ci
geese. Ieu 7c ducks, i5Q ice. t0r-
struwberries - California. soH3te
sweet Potatoes Jerseys flso
per hamper, - t0fff0 nor hhl
JoBBINU PRICES
Canned GOous -Applrs s. W3 per
gal. Lima beans; iilgt %, Ier7
tl35; table beets. 81 2sfi 80. Peas.
Fancy early june 81 800. standards.
81 salmon. tail. ta'o Marr..i {
peas q 20 a l25 eerlg June. u.Se'
Conee - santos, standard, $50 Tc.
medium, Sd90c fancy e01 22c no.
IL gl51aei lib. PACKAGE laG 22ci
lib. tins 2Sq2sc ID.
Feed Jobbing prices 100 10 80 cks.
bran. $40; standard mi idl'ngs.
sal 30; fne middlugs f35 raoked
corn. sfh coarse corn meal $50 corn
and cat chop. $50 ton
FIour-Jobbing prices Rest Niich'
gan patent 81 sO second patent
81 40. straight. ge2Ot pure rye $3.50,
spring patent iio5o hoi in htn pa
per sacks
Detroit oII-Rew iinseed oil en- f3
boiled linseed. 81 08 "a in. herln' p
Kerosene. IN iron barrels diamond
headlight. Sc. perfection. IL, rala-
cine, see. red crown gasoline. 100
gal.
Hardware- s. per keg base.
anreaied wire '2aN bundle tRIFau-
tied barhed wire -puiut f22s spool
galvanized sheets 30. sauge, - IS 1-
gauge f4s5, 2s-gauEc so.
gauge, tb.f0 per cwt NIhl h'NnA
sxes single hnu'Iriy $3.50. double,
tl25O doz black sheet metal arc
H-Eauge fs2b. ~ gauge, fs.aH. E,-
gauge. 1895, 2s-gauge A. p"t w
Ssrr'aFs Se iSFse So5s H. am sig''s ~ 12ins
bolts. small so 30 and o1 large.
40. 10 and r cf list
HIdcs-No\ cured hides. So
! green hides. 1SC NJ. 1 cured nui'a'
! iSc No. green bulls ltr ~
cured veal kip 2sc No. J green yesl
kip. 22o. No. cured murr1ins fn
No I green murraiu i1c. No. ] cure q
! calf. soc, No. green cal,, s'c. ~"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
NEw YonK nUTrEn ANn Enas.

NEW YORK. Nov. 23. = Buffers
rrm ,r5 resetP5s ,tssS .sSo 5,Ty irsaTf5s tss ,s
q &c. Initiation creamery hrsts, SAX
q 95c; do special market "a \ q T4so.
Eggs. Steady. receipts. $500; nearby
white fancy 65 a T0c nearby mixed
fancY. 40 n SOC. fresh frhta AZ q 500.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
NEW YonIx PRoDucr.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-Flour: Dull
unsettled. Pork: Firm, mess. $3.50
Q82. Lard: Firm; middlewest spot.
Hl200 H. 80 sugar. raw; Dull; cen
trifugal 9G-test, Sc 40; muEoovado So
s5S 'ssS 'crssbe 5eanes6 sSs6 SSMa.rsd SS Sst ,a5 0a
granulated s75O8756. Coffee; Rio
No. on spot. sb.c c. Tallow. SteadyJ
special. l1&c; city lilo; country llA
A. s5a 5tsy S5c; FdT% dIov.r pri@ess esa aa,ics,
Dressed poultry Firm; turkeys. IL a
ssc, chickens fSQ32o; fowls, isQs7oi
ducks, iGn25c Live poultry; Firmt
geese l5ci ducks. lsal7o; fowls ish
chicken, broilers. i94 zoe. Cheesst
quiet; state milk. common 20 spe-
clals, 2o1@e n 25Hc. skins, common to
special 1OW20ikc
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
Detroits Big Shop Window The Times Liner Page
AW9RP "HssSas Call Main 452o WH9RP

horse hides SO, No. horse hides, IS;
80 ! taliow fs No taliow 81. No.
: hides, ic. on No. 2 kip. and calf.
vooD. soc TO sZ
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

A bnl for divorce\ wac aled IN the
county clerks Office Thursday morn.
ing hv Fay " against Ralph u Nc
Cormick
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
Deaths

william p deReauclair. 1889 Max
we'll 7s years cardiac asthma, Rob-
ert Prime. Receiving hospital ~
years. mitrsl gurgltation; stanley
Edmund Wildgoose. sss Trumbull. !
day CONCLUSIONS Frederick schlen-
kert sol seventeenth. a. years. myo-
cariitis Margaret Ryan. Herman
Kiefer hospital 6 years. enterior-
poliomvcll'is. Donald Mstheson. Her
Wnn ktPf'r hospital years. diph-
the~ific rudooprdltia Mah'e Vincent
1898 Goethe -13 years. acute csrdfHc
fintftion Karl Brandt 8 Hammond.
- years lohnr pneumonia VIM T
llaUp' 25e Rrainari ~ years, "ndo-
cRrditts Esther Mckay $50 Seven
teerth 81 Vsara cholrNthiaafs. susan
Mcleod 1874 B"lvidere. 81 years
5, y ,9r,om9 ,m, ~ rcctum W,nevsla 3,
months broncho pneumonls Herman
y Kruckenherg 1891 Be'vidrrc -
years. rurphot wounds Catherine
Rmtn 7Ss UlInois is yasrs mitrol
rcrHr citation. sheldon Pitcher $40
stNth - years pleuro- pn n"umo0ia
Marion " psuuis. ~ Soldon 70
years tumor ~ Hpleen. Lee Ws'kcr.
lao Russell. about IS Years asphvNia- =
ton Gco w Howell 2t Brush
Mike Roros. Detroit Municipal hos
pital g years. pulmonary tubercu~
luF's Elizabeth Orftens Harper hos
Tifal go wears. Obstruction ~ bowels.
MNen popnv 42s Framework o.
days lohar pneumonia, Mike Halen-
skv Receiving hospital - wears
chronic alcoholism Joseph Philipsli
io47 Warren east. Ge years. mitral
iu~ufficlerrv Robert ~ Oohmke ffb
NrDougail ! month. acute bronchitis
Ferdlnard = Rhode ifqS East Grand
tlra 81 wears chronic naphritis.
Frederick Fderu 400 Eliot Is vears
u'tral lnauTfclCuCv. Baby Tuttlo.
4bfi. Oakland. I days luhRr nneu-
worla Martha T'wrr' 4sb Illinois
months acute hrouoho u-eu.0onia
Rrif~e' VI T.ark'ra 1850 Woodward.
so years appendicitis Sarah Surry-
hue. 8ss sixth. 81 years senility
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

T'rinttnE--thc pfaiu neat kiud--tArt
o. riEht--Tlwes job ncpt.--Afnin fSeo.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
Produce

The market was I'm q steady posi-
tion this morning with supply ahd
demand conditions normal and prices
unchanged In poultry the big buy
ers were disposed 90 lower outside
quotations trine on spring chick
ems. but receipts OF heavy hens are
In adequate K begins 20 look now
as though this market would get no
round lots OF turkeys from the south
wost and that unlea the demand ls
cut short by high prices the Thanks
giving supply VIII be short.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WANTED

Owing TO the constantly In
creasing number of calls, we
require additiona, operators.
Pay while learning. Advance.
ment rapid. Permanent posi-
tons. Apply between hours OF
ga. m. and 9p. m. Operators
School, Michigan State Tele
pnone Company. corner John
X and Madison.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
ron sALp--mrscnLLANroUs

3292 FOR GRTNNEIL BROS. town
make Piano. was 500, beautiful
mission oak; thoroughly modern IN
every detail used short time IN
concert work: sweetest tone In the
world Easy payments. GRlNNELL
BROS 2f5 Woodward.
Sl7s FOR SINGER PIANO; regular
s2T6 @tvie. rich walnut. thoroughly
modern; sweet. pure tone. Thor
oughly reliable Small pay ment-
Act Immediately. GRINNEII> BROS
Branch 81 Monroe
VIOLIN BARGAIN-Old Grand solo
violin. made by A. Geiger, between
20 and 80 years old; brilliant tone,
former owner paid tlsb. our prioe
this week t45 with leather plush
lined case GRINNTLL BROS
Branch 81 Monroe.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
wANTED--FARMs
LOST AND rnINn

RETURN tho brown address book
with New York addresses and other
list ~ names aud receive ST. A F.
French 81 Cnnhcl hlfR DetroIt
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

gT ANTED Co-k good references re-
Qulred Telephone Main 3ile or
saO ti0 Nrr~ou ave east
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
sou s.LE-uEsIDE~cE PROPERTY

Complete material for building
nve-room cottage. s2ss. Save four
profits. Call so7 Ford building
or ph0ne Main 1850.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

$500 splendid mahogany fully
modern 2 pedals fui' mntal rl8te.
sweet tone Rare value. Easy pay
ments GBfNNEI.T BROS. 245
Woodward
The Glenwood post., 1916-11-04

George Farmer has been spending a
few days in Denver. .5a-rz-s'--sl=1a
y y y
Ben Spaulding, who was connected
for some time with the B. T. Napier
mercantile house here, reports that he
is now engaged in one of the largest
mems furnishings houses in Salt Lake
City.
Republican headquarters present a
bright appearance these evenings with
the splendid plan of illumination which
Chairman Parkinson has had installed
by the Gleiwood Light & Water COM
pany.
A Columbia Grafanola will make an
excellent Christmas present and be a
constant reminder of the giver. See
our line before purchasing. Korn s
Book and Sta. Co. Come in and hear
the records. 9-2S-1Oi
Mrs. Tippett Westerman ATTENDED
the teachers convention in Grand
Junction and did little campaigning
in this district in the interests of her
candidacy for reelection on the Demo
! cratic ticket.
The firm of Kennedy & Benedic'i
has dissolved partnership, Joe Benedick
succeeding to the business. Mr.. Ken.
nedy has made no plans for the future
but we hope he will continue to reside
in Glenwood.
i y = ,r .e1
Sure Hughes and Roosevelt can lick
the whole world and never draw a
sword or fire gun. But there is one
thing they won't Click and that is
"war tax stamps to fill fast di,
minishing treasury.
y - y
Miss Ellen O'Neil, eldest sister to
Father Carrgan, left Tuesday evening
for her home in Denver after pleas,
ant visit of three months with rela-
tives here. Father Carrigan accompa-
MED her part way.
y - -
Miss Elmira Shank and Miss Vera
Schwartz took advantage of the oppor-
tunity to spend the few days vacation
at home and left last Friday evening
returning for the opening of high
school Wednesday morning.
y ~ i
The Republican rally at the Odeon
Tuesday night was certainly an enthus-
iastic affair. The Glenwood band
stirring music and quartet composed
of D. C. Belden, NJ. J. Mayes. J. F..
Brady and A. J. Dickson rendered sew
eral vocal numbers.
y y -
Marriage licenses were issued this
week to: Mr.. Hans Rohwer and
Miss Rose Rudolits: Mr.. George Edger-
ton and Miss Adelaide Shores, all of
Carbondale and Mr.. VIM. II. Cupps and
Miss Anna Fournier of Marble.
The Glenwood post., 1916-11-04

j. Betz, one of the old pioneers of
this section, was visitor from Grand
Junction this week. Mr.. Betz stopped
at the Hotel Grand and took pleasure
in relating his experiences when CON.
ing to Glenwood in 1880.
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Owing to the fact that business re-
quires the presence of J. C. Hawley i'll
the vicinity of Rifle greater part of
the time, Mrs. Hawley has decided to
storc their household goods and take
furnished apart ments in Rifle for The
next two or three months She re.
mained in Glenwood to attend the
Eastern Star party last night and to
cast her ballot next Tuesday.
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John Dillon, former roadmaster for
the D. & R. G., is being greeted by
carrying that same fine, brave front
he has borne ever since his accident
last spring. and was the first man in
twenty years to rise and walk unaided
on artificial members in the supply
shop in Denver. That is the grit to
carry him to success in all future
efforts.
Mrs. Louisa Kennedy, sister of Mrs.
Frank Kuntz, is the victim of mental
disorder and it has been found neces-
sary to pnt her under medical care at
the hospital in Pueblo. Sheriff ,Jessup
and Miss Irwin, nurse, took her to that
institution Thursday morning. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennedy lived in Aspen for a
number of years, later removing to Gal
lup, New Mexico, where Mr.. Kennedy
died Mrs. Kennedy came to Glenwood
in July.
f. A. Thayer who for number IT
years was prominent in Colorado as a
hotel man. recently died in Omaha and
was buried there. Mr.. Thayer was
proprietor of a large hotel in Manitou,
coming from there to Glenwood to take
charge of the Colorado. Later he
went to Denver and from there he en-
gagged in the hotel business in Omaha,
Neb. Mrs. Thayer died in Denver a
few years ago. lifi.3B- a 'r.- q
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| The Glenwood Reading club held its
regular session Monday evening with
Mrs. Amelia Dewey as hostess. Mrs.
Ritter was welcomed as new member.
A paper on "Animals and Game Laws'
written by Mrs. lee Of Rifle was read
by Miss Kendrick in Mrs. Lees alb.
sence. Mrs. Malaby gave a paper on
the subject Of "Fish Hatcheries" and
the readings from I4ongfellow were con
cluded by Mrs. Rawles. The, next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
W. W. Frank.