The Glenwood post., 1916-10-14

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George King of Denver was visitor
in the city this week.
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G. A. Fuller is guest at the Hotel
Glenwood from Denver.
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Miss Irma Schwarz has been visiting
friends in Eagle this week.
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DR.. J. L. Greene is registered at the
Hotel Glenwood from Eagle.
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James Dilts, an attorney from Eagle,
was In Glenwood this week.
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T. A. Dickinson of Rialto, Cal, is
staying at the Hotel Grand.
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P. L. Papich of Gilman registered at
the Hotel Grand on the 10th.
Gust Pappas of Eagle registered at
the Hotel Grand on the 10th.
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d. anu LeOUdTu bdlFu Oh Deltd
arrived in the city last Sunday.
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No need for booklets on "The Mean
ing of War;. Ask any married man.
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G. B. and I. Garfield were visitors
in the city this week from Collbran.
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John R. Gilbert and wife of Aspen
were guests at the Williams this week.
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Joseph w. Clarke, leading attorney
of Leadville, is guest at the Glen
wood.
W. E. James of Grand Junction ar
rived Tuesday and is a guest at the
Hotel Grand.
E. G. Groscrutch Of Aspen was a
guest at the Hotel Glenwood the first
of the week.
Mrs. 8. F. Fawcett arrived from
Denver on Monday and is a guest at
the Glenwood.
John Wilson of Carbondale was a
visitor in the city the first of the week,
stopping at the Glenwood.
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T. F. Callahan of Grand Junction was
in Glenwood several days, in the inter
est of his undertaking business.
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The woman who gave about 900
plunks to her mail order husband
wishes she had patronized home pro-
ducts.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Ohlson of Denver
were honor gests at an evening for
guests at Mrs. E. C. Kingsbury's last
Monday.
J. s. Hum and Tom Il. Dever took
shipment of theirteen cars of sheep to
Kansas City, starting Wednesday of
this week.
Mayor NJ. A. Nicholson of Leadville
is visitor in Glenwood and incidental
ly may be indulging his fancy for our
fine cave baths.
Mrs. NJ. |. Silver and mother, Mrs.
Jane NJ. Goodwin. went to Aspen on
affairs of business Monday, returning
to Glenwood Wednesday.
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The Boulder News SAYS "The sun will
90 out in Thousand years. We know
a lot who will 90 in long before that
time, and won't need extra heat.
If you want piano or player see us.
We also have one used piano in first
class condition., for sale cheap.
10-14-2t THE MAYES BOX STORE.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ben G. Sucher were
visitors in the city Monday. They
came from Collbran to meet Mrs. Such
er's grandfather, who drove from okla
homa.
John Campbell, superintendent of the
county hospital, is recovering nicely
from his recent illness and will receive
a glad welcome when able to be about
town again.
The county commissioners were in
session Wednesday attending to unfin-
ished business. They report the roads
around Rifle were never in as bad shape
as at present.
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Mrs. Harry Peppiatt was brought
from Rifle to the sanitarium by DR..
Smith and underwent an operation for
appendicitis, performed by Dr.. Smith
and Dr. Hopkins.
Dan Clay, the two-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay of Reudi, who has
been in the sanitarium under medical
care Of Dr.. Hopkins, was able to be
taken home Wednesday.
To our subscribers and friends who
often wonder why we fail to have GER
tain items Of news: Does It ever occur
to Won that We are glad to receive all