The Glenwood post., 1917-01-20

J. 9. Best, dining car conductor on
the Colorado Midland, and family have
moved to Glenwood for the winter and
are stopping at the Hotel Glenwood.
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they are installing bran new soda
fountain, much larger and finer than
Anything of the kind ever seen in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith and
Miss Marie Keck, accompanied by Mrs.
C. M .Keck, went to Eagle Friday,
where the three former played for a
dance.
Rev. William Pepper, pastor of the
Methodist church of Glenwood, was
called to Gypsum Tuesday to conduct
the funeral services over the remains
of the late John Thomas.
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Alfalfa Hay For sale.-I have $50
tons of alfalfa hay for sale in stack,
near Una Will give feeding privilege
if desired. Write or wire, w. J. Mad
den, Hays, Kansas. 1-12O-1-27
Last Tuesday the U. S. government,
through the local postoffice, established
daily mail service down the river on
the South Canon route or what is
known as Glenwood R. F. D. route No.
IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shultz came in
from Grand Junction last week
"Billy' had to 60 back to his run,
but Mrs. Shultz remained over for a
few days visit with friends, returning
to the Junction Sunday.
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Al Gray has sold his fine ranch on
Woody creek and was in Glenwood the
first of the week looking up some of
the details in connection with the trans
fer. Sullivan Vagneur of the firm of
Vagneur Bros. is the purchaser.
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Rev. Benjamin Eitelgeorge, who was
pastor of the M. E. church at Aspen
prior to going to Boston for theolog
ical study, has been compelled to leave
the east for health reasons and is now
located at Idaho Springs Colo.
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Mrs. Nelson and her daughter, who
spent last summer in Glenwood, have
returned and will live here for a few
months and take advantage of our
baths which they have tested and found
to be all that is claimed for them.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mcbride, who have
been living in Glenwood, have returned
to their ranch home in the Divide
creek country, south of Silt. Mr.. Nc
Bride was employed last summer as
driver for Aliens bath house bus.
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Mrs. C. R. Mccarthy, wife of Cashier
Mccarthy of the First National bank,
and their daughters, Elizabeth and
Katherine, left for Little Rock, Arkan-
sas, Saturday, to visit for couple Of
months with Mr.. McCarthy's parents.
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The Ladies' Aid society of the M. e
church will serve twenty-five cent
lunch at the home of Mrs. Mccoy on
Pitkin avenue from three to six next
Thursday afternoon, January 25. A
general invitation is extended to all
to attend.
Mrs. Jennie Dixon has returned from
visit to the east and south extending
over the past three months. She visit
ed Chicago. Pittsburg, West Virginia,
where Mr.. Dixon is employed, and
travelled over great deal of varied
country on the trip.
Last Monday County Clerk Hubbar!
issned a marriage license to J. r. Boil
man and Mrs. Loretta Hill, both of
Leadville. The lady was formerly a
resident of Aspen. She is As years Of
age and her husband reverses the fig,
ures and gives his age at "a.
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Mrs. Violet Hinman returned Wed,
nesday from a trip to Kansas City
where she was called to testify in the
patent infringement case brought
against Charley Bunker which seeks to
restrain him from the manufacture and
sale of his patent laundry marker.
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The Colorado Midland will run a
special train Sunday, Jan. 81, to Den
yer for the stock show. The train will
consist of five Pullman coaches and a
diner. A large number of people are