The Glenwood post., 1917-12-15

Mrs. Heberling, mother Of the Heb
erlng boys, is i'll this week and under
the care of DR.. Stewart.
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No Christmas gift is equal to the
beautiful Grafanolas at Korn's.
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A. W. Dennis has been appointed on
the photographers staff and assigned
to Fort Still.
Editor W. A. Schliff of the Eag'e 9
Enterprise was Glenwood visitor
Tuesday and dropped in at the office
of the Post to look over the force.
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Senator B. T. Napier arrived home
from Denver in time to accompany Mrs.
Bradford over the county on the Thrift
Stamp drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schultz of Pice-
ance creek were here Sunday to bid
farewell to their only son, John, who
left for Denver to take a further ex-
animation for army photographer.
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Mrs. o. C. Williams of Westphalia,
Kansas, died last Wednesday night at
her home. Mrs. Williams was a sister
to Mrs. F. N. Langston, whom she visit
ed couple of times in this city.
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Cassius C. Smith, Mining engineer
and surveyor, also mineral examiner in
the U. S. General Land office, was in
the city the first of the week. His
headquarters are in Denver.
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Harry H. French received a message
Thursday from his son, Frank at Den
yer saying he was entering the avia-
tion service. No further information
than this was received but it is sup
posed that Frank passed the examina-
tion and will soon be sent to some
government ground school.
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An interesting feature of the meet
ing of the Methodist Ladies Aid So
ciety to be held next Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Painter on
Cooper avenue, will be an address by
the pastor, Rev. VIM. Pepper, on Jeru-
salem, her past and present. The pub
lie is cordially invited to hear this ad-
dress
C. G. Kendall of Rifle is serving on
the jury in the district court this week.
Cy has given us warning that he 10
not in any too good humor about it
and as there is not much prospect of his
temper improving as he gets farther
into this jury business, we intend to
be very polite to him the balance .
the term.
Carl Graves, who was i'll one of the
first of the draft classes to 90 fr- IN
Garfield county into the service of his
country, died the first of this week
at Camp Kearney. California, of pne !.
monia. The young man is a BROTH r
Of Mrs. Yeoma0s of North Glenwcod
and it is thought the boav will, be
brought here fer burial.
s. B. Porter of the Cache creek cour.
try is doing the good citizen act 3y
losing money while serving Garfield
county this week as juror in the dis
trict court. Our farmers who are an
xious to take advantage of this favor.
able weather by preparing for real
winter are not crazy about this Jury
service, but they realize that it is work
that some one must do, and Potter is
just the kind of good citizen who is
willing to do his bit.
Miss Elwyn Reese, the sixteen year.
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Reese of South Grand avenue, is GER
tainly doing her bit toward the coun-
try's cause for, in addition to keeping
up her studies in school she is aiding
~ tht hSu NIuSS "UTk 10 InP extent
that she has already knitted two hei-
NETS and is now working on the third.
She has also made a sweater and he'll
met for Thomas Heuschkel and pair
Of socks for Walter Korn, as these two
Glenwood boys are both in Uncle Sam s
service What other of our school
girls has a better record than this?
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The Halifax disaster was brought
near home by the fact that a nephew
of Mrs. l.. A. Bowker resides at that
place and her sister was also visiting
there. j. B. Douglas of the firm of
Douglas and Fordham,. leather mer-
chants are engaged in business in the
stricken city and it was number o.