The Glenwood post., 1917-09-29
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Last Monday DIR. G. M. Stewart wa.
called to Aspen to see Mrs. ]. s. Court
ney.
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The Red Cross society made ship
ment of Red Cross supplies to head
quarters at Denver yesterday.
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Mrs. Leah Allen entertained her Sun
day school class of boys with suppe,
Wednesday evening at her home on
Cooper avenue.
George Kelker left for California
this week to resume his studies in the
medical department of the Leland Stan.
ford university.
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Engineer Connerty of Cardiff under.
went an operation by DR.. Stewart at
the Glenwood sanitarium last Monday
morning.
County treasurer J. A. MacRae re-
; turned from the Red Cross hospital at
Salida Thursday night and is looking
splendidly.
well-attended session of the Ladies
Aid society Of the M. E. church was
held at the home of Mrs. o. B.
Brutsche Thursday afternoon.
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low and he is right on the job, SO you
fellows had better tote square or hunt
your holes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Gavin, VIM.
Burnaugh and. Jay Gilmore left Mon
day evening for Denver where they will
spend a few days sightseeing. They
will make the return trip home by auto.
George Weiriok and wife came Mon
day evening from Red Cliff where they
have been living for some time and
where George is interested in 4 movie
theater
D. & B. G. surveyors were busy this
week in the west Glenwood yards. It
Is reported that certain. improvements
will soon be made in enlarginp the
trackage.
Supervisors II. H. French and ]. A..
Blair left Tuesday on Official business
connected with the forest service. Mr..
French is in the Red Cliff district and
MI. Blair has been at Yampa.
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Mrs. Adolph Merizen, daughter and
little son have gone to Ellsworth, Neb.
to see Mrs. Merizen's uncle who is ill.
They may spend the winter in Ems.
worth.
Mrs. Evelyn McAllister, sister of W.
H. Pike, arrived from Portland, Maine
Wednesday and may decide to spend
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Pike at
the Hotel Glenwood.
Last Sunday George F. Weist caught
his left foot in circular saw, suffer.
ing severe laceration. He was given
surgical attention by Dr.. Stewart at
the sanitarium.
Rocco Cont of New Castle, who suf.
fered injuries to his right side, fras.
turing several ribs, was given surgical
attention by DR.. Stewart at the sani-
tarium.
Last Wednesday the young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Rigney received
Puncture wound of the foot, caused by
a rusty nail. The wound was dressed
by DR.. Stewart and the young fellow
is improving.
Clark s. Chatfield the first of this
week purchased the John w. Roehr
suburban tract of two and a half acres
Just south of the Garfield county high
school. This is very desirable pro.
lerty and viii! make the Chatfields a
splendid home.
Ollie Thorson returned last Sunday
morning from a week spent in Denver
where he attended the Masonic grand
lodge. During his absence Ollie could
not resist the temptation to make q
trip to Wyoming (now isn't that
strangely and visited in the lively Lit.
tie town Of Casper.
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9. B. Cramer Of Denver was in Glen.
wood Wednesday, having returned from
the Piceanes creek country whore no
had located number of oil shale
claims for . company in which he Il
interested. Mr.: Cramer was. once 10.
Gated In the Spring valley : country