The Glenwood post., 1916-11-04

Mrs. A. Gallo is again able to be at
home after a protracted stay in Sa-
Ida under medical care. Her daughter,
Miss Katherine, accompanied her and
Mr.. Gallo came from Marble Saturday
to spend short time with them.
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Mrs. L. B. Brown Monday went to
Edwards for a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Wellington, re-
turning Wednesday evening While
there her brother-in-law. J. F. Hender-
son, refused $1,400 for two cars of po-
tatoes.
The busiest place in town the past
few days is the Republican headquar-
ters in the Noonan block on Eighth
street. Party workers are busy attend
ing to correspondence, checking over
the lists and getting ready for the
great battle next Tuesday.
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John E. Moore left for the hospital
at Salida Wednesday morning. He is
under care of DR.. HUFFMAN. Mrs.
Moore returned from Denver Saturday
and reports that their son, Desmond,
who is attending dental college there,
has also been quite i'll, but is now re-
covered
Charley Keck and Ira Ralston went
to Denver last Sunday night to visit
friends. They were to have returned
Thursday morning, but as they failed
to put in an appearance it is surmised
the attractions of the Capital City were
too great to permit of their taking
their departure.
Mrs. Mary McClelland has brought
her little daughter to Glenwood, from
Oklahoma City, to safeguard against
the plague of infantile paralysis pre-
vailing in that section and will remain
with Mrs. NJ. Brennan, mother of Mrs.
McClelland, until all danger is past.
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Hallowe zen parties certainly have
been in order this week, among them
being the one given by the s. o. s.
boys of the Presbyterian church at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Curtis
Monday evening. A number of bows
We're present and report delightful
time.
Rev Frank Touret has been elected
by the house of bishops for the Western
Colorado district Rev. Touret is from
Colorado Springs and it is presumed
his confirmation as bishop will take
place in the lower house. He has held
pastorates in Detroit Providence, R. l.,
Fort Collins, and is at present in Colo
RADIO Springs.
The Hallowe ZEN decorations in the
various store windows were especially
clever this year Walter Korn showed
decided ability in effects at their store
there were COLLINS and ghosts, black
cats and witches, a gypsy kettle in
which to brew the mysterious love po-
tion of never-failing charm, in fact
Hallowe zen emblems galore.
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The young people of the Epworth
League gave a delightful Halloween
party at the parsonage of the NJ. f.
church on Tuesday evening. A num-
ber from other churches and outside
league. The home had been most elab
orately decorated and the evening was
made merry with unique games and
fine lunch. r
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Pepper enter
tanned the high school age girls class
of the NJ. f. Sunday school at the par
sonage. Refreshments were served and
all report an enjoyable time at games
and various forms of amusement. Those
present were Misses Lois French, Lola
Mechau, Jennie Pepper Genevievr
Dickson. Loreene Breese, Mary Sparks
and AveSta Smith.
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Chairman Parkison has made ar
rangements with the Western Union
Telegraph company for full telegraphic
election returns next Tuesday evening.
A Western Union operator will be To-
Gated at Republican headquarters and
full bulletin service will be received.
This office will be kept open all night.
Everybody is invited to attend and
share in the returns. Special rooms
will be provided for the ladies. This
is an arrangement that will surely be
appreciated.