The Glenwood post., 1917-05-05

and expects to make his home in Colo |
RADIO. He will later go on a ranch near
Clifton.
Miss Edith johnson, superintendent !
of the sanitarium, went to Grand juno
ton Wednesday where she will con-
bine business and the pleasure of a
visit to her mother.
Harry Oyster, D. & R. G. engineer
of Grand Junction, stopped over IN
| Glenwood while en- route home from
Rochester, Mimi, where he underwent
an operation by the Mayo Bros.
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Born, Girl.-An eight-pound baby
girl came to Mrs. W. A. Witchey at the
sanitarum Tuesday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Witchey reside at Carbondale,
DR.. Tubbs was the attending physician.
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Miss Lillian Lowe, who is teaching
at Sunlight, has been spending the
week here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S, j. Lowe. Her school is closed
for time owing to an epidemic OF
measles.
Paul Bourg Of Aspen was in Glen
wood few days this week and while
here he purchased A. j. Dickson's
Ford car which he drove home as soon
as the weather and the condition of
the roads would permit.
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Mrs. L. A. Bowker was hostess at
dinner party at the Williams Sunday
evening. Mrs. Sarah Stuart was the
guest of honor, others present being
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Schwarz, F. II. Sell
horst and Mrs. J. W. johnson of Tellu-
ride.
Ernest Ostrander of Shoshone passed
through the city Monday en- route to
Denver where he will enlist in the
navy. He served nine years in the
navy Lrior to coming to this section
and learned electrical engineering while
in service.
Jack Hetzel of the Commercial res
taurant has leased the Joe Hotz ranch
on Missouri Heights, purchased a Wa
terloo Boy tractor and has adopted the
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ing to his own pleasure, and also to
his bank account.
Little Alberta, daughter of J. F..
Smith of Sunlight, did not have ty-
phoid fever as stated last week, but
was found to- be suffering from q Sc
we're bilious attack and is now quite
) we'll again, playing out with her young
companions a. usual. t..
Mrs. G. G. Sargent of Fort Collins
was in the city; Tuesday, May l, and
organized chapter of P. E. o. The
ladies forming the chapter and one OF
. two invited guests together with Mrs
Sargent enjoyed a luncheon at the
Williams Tuesday noon. g-
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l. G. Hall, who has been connected
v with the Alamo garage at Colorado
Springs, returned to Glenwood Sunday
to resume the position of foreman in
the Ford garage which he occupied
last fall. He is making his home at
the Richardson boarding house.
If you don't get out to the school
" election next Monday and cast youl
vote for the candidate you believe best
!, fitted for the office, don complain II
= school matters are not just to youl
: liking afterwards. Do your full dut,
:. and then complain, if need be.
J. F. Mccoy returned the first of lht
:, week from Denver where he purchased
carload of Velie autos, for which he
:. has just taken on the agency. Thi.
=. gives Mr.. Mccoy the agency for thi'
territory for two splendid ears of me
dium price-the Buick and the Velie
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Secretary Canady of the local Red
= Cross society has made inquiry of Cap
: tain Lill of the National guards sta
toned at Shoshone as to how the So
ciety can best be. of service. to the
= soldiers and has received reply to the
k effect that reading matter would be
i more appreciated than anything else
o Mr.. Canady will therefore welcome
contributions of papers, books and
magazines which he will be. glad tt
Q forward to the boys in camp.