The Glenwood post., 1917-02-24

Dr.. Riddle, eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist. Glasses fitted. Citizens
Bank Bldg,
J. B. Deacon returned from Denver
Monday. While away he purchased
large White truck for barn and hotel
use. 80. D.
Rev. Edwin johnson was IN Grand
Junction last week attending the in
stalling of Bishop Touret in this do
cese.
Mrs. Reese Tucker entertained the
Afternoon Bridge club at her spacious
home on Cooper avenue Thursday Of
this week.
Dorr C. Belden, exchange manager of
the Mountain States Telephone com
pany, spent Wednesday at Snow Mass
and Basalt attending to business mat
ters.
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Frank Rule of Divide creek has been
i'll with pneumonia the past two weeks
and is under care of DR.. Stewart. Ms.
Rule and son are here during his con-
valescense at the sanitarium.
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NJ olr of
Valley were Glenwood visitors Tuesday
Mr.. Herwich was recently endorsed by
the county commissioners for appoint
ment as water commissioner for district
No. As.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Gunsel returned 20
their home in Los Angeles. California,
last week, having spent a month in the
city. looking after the setate of the late
George Daley, of which Mr.. Gunsel is
administrator.
c.. johnson arrived last week from
Craig, Colo, to visit his wife who has
been a guest at the Barlow residence
for the past several weeks. Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson expect to leave soon to
make their home in Denver.
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Jesse Kemp, clerk at the Midland de
pot, received telegram Monday morn,
ing announcing that his father had
passed away at Morrison, Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp left the same even
ing for Denver to attend the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Jno. R. Weir enter
tanned at dinner at the Williams Sun
day evening, the guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. Gabe Cox, Mayor and Mrs. Ole
Thorson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Everett,
Messrs. C. R. Mccarthy and Samuel
Shain. ~
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Miss Marie Drumm celebrated her
fourteenth birthday Sunday by invit-
ing few friends to partake Of a
dainty eight o clock spread and enjoy
a social evening. Many pretty gifts
were presented the young lady as a
reminder of the delightful occasion.
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The business men should not forget
the weekly luncheon which will be given
next Monday, the place to be announced
later. These luncheons have proved an
excellent means of bringing our bust
ness men together for the discussion Of
matters that are of great importance to
the whole community.
J. E. White of Carbondale' is busy
nowadays picking up the loose ends in
the potato business, making up pool
cars of few sacks here and there. In
ordinary times a mixed car of this kind
will not bring much on the market, but
now anything that looks like potatoes
brings the money.
J. Wulfsohn does not regret that he
sold three carloads of potatoes for
1895 last Saturday and was then
offered $4.10 for them, but he lust
wishes that fine red soil farm of his
had produced several carloads more to
be sold at the advance of $4.15 and
$4.45 now being offered for such spuds
as he raised. Mr.. Wulfsohn is said to
have one of the best potato growing
farms in the state,
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Owing to i'll health Mrs. Pansy
"lghtman has been granted year 5
leave of absence by the Western Union
Telegraph company. Miss Grace Criss-
man, sister of Jeweler Crissman ar
rived from New Mexico Saturday and
will be the new manager of the local