The Glenwood post., 1917-11-10

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Miss Marie Keck is ill at her home,
but is somewhat improved today under
the care of DR.. Stewart.
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Supervisor H. H. French left for the
sheephorn district Wednesday morn
ing, in the interest of the Holy Cross
Forest work.
Mrs. Joe Long and two sons ha We
arrived in Glenwood and will make
their home in the First National bank
block with Mrs. Cansdale, mother of
Mrs. Long.
Robert Goette left last Tuesday for
Omaha where he is called to enter the
U. S. balloon service. Rex Smith ot
this city expects to be called next
month to take up the aviation work.
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Charles Peppiatt of Rifle, who reg
istered for army service at Elko, New,
was sent from this county to Camp
Funston Sunday. Going from his home
county places him with former acquain-
tances.
This autumn weather is certainly
great and everybody is made to wonder
how long it will last. Well, if wintry
weather were to be postponed until
after Christmas it is safe to say that
no ono would be ready for it.
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Mrs. J. B. Deacon and daughter,
Doris, left Wednesday on their con-
templated trip to California. They
plan to spend the winter there and will
visit first in San Francisco and later
in the season 60 down to Los Angeles
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fistic encounter took place be-
tween Arthur johnson Of Grand Valley
and Herb Thomas of Denver Saturday
night. johnson had been working in
the fields for some time, but he floored
Thomas in the eleventh round and was
given the fight.
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The Methodist ladies aid luncheon
given Thursday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Allen was great success. Mrs..
Allen and Mrs. Westhafer were the
hostesses. The receipts were over $l2
which will be added to the church
painting fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P Raimau have gone
to Los Angeles, CAL, where they will
visit with friends and relatives before
proceeding to Castle Hot Springs, Ari-
1ona. Mr.. Raiman has been masseur
for the Hotel Colorado company, and
many friends will regret their depart
ure from Glenwood. -...
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Let your patriotism assert itself and
trsat that Y. NJ. C. A. committee right
when they call on you. This splendid
Organization has a most worthy plan
for helping the khaki kids who are
serving their country in foreign lands,
and we must all help them to carry out
their splendid program.
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James Doyle has been stopping in
Glenwood for several days taking the
baths for an attack Of rheumatism Mr..
Doyle is in the oil shale game at Grand
Valley, in partnership with Denver, Col
erado Springs and Cripple Creek people.
81 Herwick came up to talk matters
over with him Wednesday.
Don t you want to do your full duty
to your country in these trying times!
Then help out in the Y. NJ. G. A.
drive that is now on. The Y. NJ. @. A.
which has ever been great force for
good, is undertaking a great work for
the boys in the trenches. Help this
splendid organization to help your boy
and your neighbor's boy.
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That was q fine idea Of the First
National bank people in putting the
roll of honor on its window. Read the
names of the Garfield county boys
now in camp and remember Christmas
time Is near at hand and all of them
may not have long list Of relatives.
We 'can very well dispense with
Thanksgiving turkey and Christmas
presents at home in order to send more
to those soldier boys.
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The creating of central accounting
postmaster for each county went into
effect October l, and Postmaster H. w.
Smith of Glenwood was appointed for
Garfield county. It is the duty Of the
accounting postmaster to receive and