The Glenwood post., 1916-06-17

Earl Blue Of Missouri Heights was
operated Friday morning for appsadi-
citis by Dr.. Stewart.
Mrs. Kate Needham IL In the city
to settle up the estate Of her late hus-
band. Mrs. Needham is making her
home in Dnchesne, Utah.
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Heber Young and wife and Mrs. Z.
Dame and three children are in town.
from Plateau City for Strawberry Day
and will remain for short visit with
Mrs. Dame relatives.
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Mr.. Joe Rica of Silt, Colo suffered
painful injuries and bruises from .
runaway and was brought to the Glen
wood sanitarium Sunday morning under
the care of DR.. Hopkins. He will be
able to leave the hospital soon.
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DR.. and Mrs. G. D. Eggeman and
little daughter left Friday by car for
Denver where they will visit for a
time, after which they will go by rail
to Chicago and New York. The object
of this extended trip is to secure If
possible, expert surgical attention FOR
a most delicate operation on the haud
of little Helen.
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Miss Luella Jackson is the guest of
Miss st. Claire Napier this week.
While in Glenwood with her mother
and sister two years ago Miss Jackson
made large circle of friends who will
enjoy her return visit. Miss Jackson
is enroute from the university at Boul-
der to her home at OuraX
The old storeroom on the rear of the
Judge Pease lots and adjoining the
chicken house on the McGuirk place,
caught fire Monday afternoon. The
immediate response of the fire depart
ment confined the flames to that one
building which was only partly con-
sumed. While there were a frightened
lot of warmed and wet poultry no other
damage was done.
Last Friday the Thimble club drove
to the ranch hom.. uf William Ham.
merich for the regular club meeting.
After dinner the ladies spent the time
making paper flowers with which to
decorate their float for Strawberry
Day. Ten ladies were present and re-
port an afternoon of both pleasure and
profit rs large amount Of work was
done toward their decorations.
Walter Korn, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. W. Korn, has returned from Dss
Moines, Iowa, where he has been at
tending Highland PARK university and
graduated from the depltsment Of
pharmacy. HIS mother, Mrs. Korn,
was present 1t his graduation. both re-
turning to Glenwood last Sunday morn
ing and are at home At the residence
Of Mrs. Peabody on Bennett avenue.
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Rev. o. P. Bell, brother Of Geo. H.
and J. w. Bell, visited in Glenwood
last week while enroute from the east
where he had been attending the Pres
byterian general assembly. Rev. Bell
is young man of purpose and as chair
man of the general rescue mission and
pastor of the United Presbyterian,
First church of San Francisco is in a
field of great activity. Rev. Bell has
been located in San Francisco for the
past three years and the brief visit to
Glenwood was pleasure to the rela.
tives.
In the county court Thursday after
noon commission composed Of Drs.
Crook and Stewart pronounced Mrs.
Mary Fisher of feeble mind, owing to
her advanced age of more than 50
years, and advised the court that she
was unable to properly take care of
herself. Mrs. Mary Arthur volunteered
to care for her mother and the elderly
lady was placed in Mrs. Arthur's
charge, with the privilege of visiting
her other children when she SO desires.