The Glenwood post., 1917-11-24

Fred Claudon took in the auto show
at Denver last week and various other
sights of the capital city, returning
home Monday. ~,
| A numbc. of oil claims were filed
in the county clerks Office this week
by R. E. Meserve of Grand Junction
and several others.
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Mrs. E. NJ. Tully went to Aspen
Tuesday to attend the funeral of the
late Peter P. Prison, brother-in-law to
Mrs. Tullys sister,
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Surveying of boundary lines and de-
livery of posts to be set up in the
spring is now being planned by the
White River forest office.
DR.. and Mrs. E. J. Horan went -
Denver Saturday night for the purpose
of consulting specialists in regard to
the doctors hip troubles.
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VIM. Dinkel, who has been confined
to his home for some time is able to be
out again anG came over from Carbon
dale this week for visit.
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| Mrs. Dorr C. Belden and four children
leave the first of next week for Weu-
dell, Idaho, to spend the winter months
at the ranch home of Mr.. Belden .
parents.
The Misses Ettamay and Josephine
Holiness daughters of Editor Holmes
have gone to Denver with the inten-
tion Of remaining there in some line of
employment.
NJ. E. Morrow, Clyde NJ. Morrow,
were guests at the Williams Tuesday
and Wednesday while here looking after
grazing lands.
Party needing the money has left
with me very fine diamond to be
sold at sacrifice.
11-17-tf J. W. RAWLES,
Optician and Jeweler
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A letter from Miss Doris Ford, who
accompanied her mother, Mrs. J. B.
Deacon, to California, tells of their ar
irving in Los Angeles and that they are
delighted with their new surroundings
DR.. W. J. Ould, John R. Weir and
Gus Sommers are in Denver for the
purpose of being made Knights Temp
lar and when they return they will be
entitled to wear plumes, frills and
charms. -. - ..-...s
The $4,000 line Of jewelry at Dougan IS
is being closed out at cost in order to
utilize the space for hardware. It is
your opportunity to get Xmas gifts at
half the usual price. This is no fake
sale. See ad on page S. n-24-l2-l5
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Rev. J. J. Braun of the Evangelical
Lutheran church at Grand Junction will
visit the Union Bible school at Cattle
creek school house on next Sunday
morning, and preach at the Presbyter-
ian church in Glenwood at 2:3O D. m.
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of Fruita,. Charles Turner and Thomas
Kelly also engaged in the sheep anil
cattle business at Fruita, were in town
this week sizing up the court house ani
various other points where the mascu.
line kind habitate.
Mrs. Findlay D. McMartin received
the sad tidings of the death of her sis.
ter, Mrs. George H. Leach, at Keliher,
Minn., Nov. 49, The deceased had been
i'll with typhoid pneumonia, but was
seemingly near recovery and her taking
away was most unexpected.
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| A. J. Dickson, division irrigation en-
g'neer for this territory, left Thurs.
day evening for Denver, having been
called by State Engineer McCune to
Colorado's metropolis to attend the an
nual meeting of the division engineers
at the state house yesterday and today.
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Charles Painter left last Sunday
morning for his home at Colorado
Springs after visit with his narens.s
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Painter of this citv.
Inc young man has enlisted in the
service of Uncle Sam and will soon
leave for the training camp where Le