The Glenwood post., 1916-11-25

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tits. shs was able to return to school
last Monday, ...
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Miss Elizabeth Fusner is very low
at her home in North Glenwood from
Brights disease and her friends are
greatly exercised as to her condition.
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Thanksgiving services will be held
next Thursday morning at Odd Fellows
hall by the Christian Science society.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
Mrs. VIM. Dougan and daughter,
Pearl, of Denver arrived in Glenwood
last Saturday for visit with Mr.. Dou-
gan and will remain until after Thanks
giving.
Last Saturday evening DR.. and Mrs.
L. G. Clark entertained at dinner at
their home, Congressman and Mrs. E.
T. Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs. R. H.
Tucker.
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Miss Maud Rufty, formerly in the
millinery business in Glenwood, left
Monday for her home in Leadvile af-
ter visit of several days with Miss
Edith Mcmillan.
Monday evening at the Williams Miss
Allen entertained at dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. William Dougan and daughter,
Pearl, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Hum and
Miss Gertrude Porter.
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This is the time when wideawake
merchants should be filling the news
papers with advertisements inviting
the people to their stores to select their
Christmas presents.
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Miss Gussie Wagenfeur of New York
City arrived in Glenwood Thursday and
is guest at the Napier home. Miss
Wagenfeur is neice on one of Mrs.
Napier's most intimate friends.
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F.. W. Neubauer came up Wednesday
from his Divide creek ranch to dispose
of his crop of honey. Frank always
markets great quantity of the sweet
stuff about this time of year.
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Mrs. W. w. Frank has taken the
extra work in the grade school, sub
stituting for Miss Isa Robins who is
i'll. This work was done by Mrs. J. F..
Ethel before her departure for Denver.
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A. H. Miller, wife and children. ac.
companied by Miss Lena Miller, went
to Denver Sunday night to be absent
some time. Mrs. Miller expects to un
dergo an operation while in the capital
city.
We are having some fine winter
weather this week. Monday there was
little snow at Carbondale, but Glen
wood escaped. Since then it has beer
crisp and cold, but sunshiny and in
vigorating.
! DIR. Curfman of Salida was a Glen
wood visitor Wednesday and was en-
tertained at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs
L. b. Brown at their home He de,
parted for his home on No. 4 Wed
nesday morning.
| A change was made last Sunday in
Colorado Midland train schedules
trains and being withdrawn and
the Glenwood time of No. now bein :
thirty minutes later than formerly
This train is now due at 9:55 a. m.
| Dr. s. A. Grover, graduate veterin
arian, of Leadv1ne, Colo, has located
in Glenwood Springs. He has estab
lished his office at Parkison's Pharm
acy and his residence at the Grand
Hotel. 11-18-t1
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Edwin Tears, representing the New
York Central lines, and J. F. Riddle
of the Rock Island Route, both will
headquarters in Denver, were calling
on the local railroad agents and othe,
citizens of Glenwood Wednesday.
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Several cars of spuds are being load
ed in the Carbondale country this week
They are bringing the growers $2.2s
per hundred which "isn't so worse
in view of the very satisfactory yield
which the most of the farmers secured
this year.
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Miss Clara Nebel returned to Glen
wood Wednesday after visiting friend.