The Glenwood post., 1916-12-02

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All the stores are showing attractive
Xmas goods.
Frank Ortiez of Rifle and Candlarite
Samora also of Rifle secured mar
riage license on November 25th.
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E. D, Tandy of Carbondale was a
visitor in the city Wednesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Tandy have been entertain
ing Mrs. Van Loon of Aspen.
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Miss Edith johnson has been quite
indisposed the past ten days, but is
again able to resume her duties as sup
erintendent of the sanitarium.
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The musical sketch ga Dress Re
hearsal" was given by the girls Glee
club at the high school Wednesday af .
ternoon and reflected credit both upon
themselves and their instructor, Miss
Villa Clanton.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church will serve 25 cent
tea next Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. l.. B. Brown, corner
of Eighth street and Bennett avenue.
A large attendance is desired.
H. V. Ware of New Castle returned
from Denver Wednesday. He had been
delivering shipment of cattle and mad
intended investing in young stock, but
refrained from doing so owing to the
prevalence of foot and mounth disease.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Trout, employed
on the Sharp ranch near Carbondale,
are rejoicing over the advent at their
house of baby girl who announced
her appearance Wednesday morning
just in time to be listed as Thanks
giving present.
Evan Thomas and Elmer Ftzhugh
of Sunlight were in Glenwood Monday
purchasing a supply of clothing and
other needed articles. While attend
ing a dance at Sunlight Saturday
night their cabin and all its contents
were consumed by fire.
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the Christian Science society in the 1.
O. o. I. hall Thursday at eleven o clock.
The song of trust, "Just For Today"
was impressively rendered by Mrs
Grace Everett, and testimonials of Di-
vine power were given.
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Master Ernest Phillips, eighteen
months old baby, was brought to the
sanitarium by his mother Saturday
and placed under care Of DR.. Smits.
He is the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Phillippt of Leadvile and is
suffering from pneumonia.
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James Craddock, fireman on the
Aspen branch, was not as fortunate as
Engineer Hanson in the recent wreck
and is still in the hospital at Salida.
1t is reported that all the bones of the
ankle are broken and Mr.. Craddock
will be laid up for some time.
Mrs. C. D. Carpenter of Colorado
Springs is a guest of her daughter.
Miss Marian, at the Williams. After
spending month here and in Asper,
Mrs. Carpenter will join her younger
daughter, Miss Marjorie, who is spend
ing the winter in Los Angeles.
Glenwood Chapter No. % R. A. NJ.
met at the Masonic temple Tuesday
evening and conferred two degrees on
two candidates. Refreshments and a
social hour followed. The annual cleo
tion and installation of officers will
take place next Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Cramp came up
from Antlers Wednesday evening to
enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Dewitt. Mr..
Cramp is principal of the school at
Antlers, a position he hes held with
perfect satisfaction for several years.
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Mrs. Leah Allen entertained Mrs. W.
M. TAFT and her Sunday school class Of
seven boys last Friday evening A de-
1icious lunch and fine time is report
ed. It is the intention to hold these
social evenings each month and the
boys are greatly pleased with the plan.
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