The Glenwood post., 1917-12-29

returned to their home at New Castle
Thursday morning.
Miss Catherine Pearse is back at
the sanitarium after delightful visit
with friends at Snowmass.
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Mrs. Edward T. Taylor, Mrs. Eta
Schwarz and daughter Erma and maid
left Monday via the Midland fer
Denver.
". P. Whitlock has removed his fam
lily from Una to the Wulfsohn ranch
west of town, which he recently pur-
chased.
Ira Ralston returned Sunday f'om
the oil fields of Wyoming. He says
the oil excitement in that state IS ces-
tainly great.
J. W. Cummins returned Sunday from
business trip to Denver. E. E. Lucas
also returned in time to spend Christ
mas at home.
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Katherine Mccarthy, the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. McCar-
thy was seriously i'll this week, but is
now improved.
Those charming SANITY Seven girls
are once more in the social light. They
spent delightful evening with Miss
Nina Walz Thursday.
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Supt. and Mrs. C. M. Keck left Mon
day for ten days visit in Lineville,
Iowa, with Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Lovett,
formerly of this city.
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p Miss Alice Thompson is enjoying the
holiday season with her mother and will
resume her duties at the Gypsum
school after New Years day.
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Supervisor J. A. Blair closed up the
work of timber estimates at the Will
liams Fork and Bear river districts In
time to reach home for Christmas tur-
key.
Theodore Kruger of the White river
Forest service went to his home in
Atchinson, Kansas to spend the holi-
days. He will return to report for duty
January 5th.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Wulfsohn left
for Chicago Tuesday night over the
Midland. Mr.. Wulfsohn is in search
of a fine stock of new goods for his
department store.
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Miss Agatha Fenton of st. Joseph,
Mo, has been in Glenwood visiting her
friend Miss Betty Brown, one Of the
instructors in the high school. Miss
Fenton returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Joe Long and two sons spent
the Christmas holidays with Mr.. Long
at Collbran. Mrs. Long is the daughter
of Mrs. Cansdale and resides at the
First National bank block rooms.
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L. 8. Turner, who has been connected
with the John R. Weir department
store, left Tuesday morning for Mil
waukee, Wis, where he has accepted
position in shoe house. Mrs. Turner
and daughter Mardel will join him
about February tenth.
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The committee appointed at the
stockmen's convention are to meet at
the office of County Agent Alfred this
afternoon for the purpose of perfect
ing plans for securing breeding ami
mails. On January 5th the stock grow
ers will hold a meeting to organize
united effort in destroying the poison
ous weeds on the range north of Glen
wood extending to the Deep lake conn
try.
Father j. p. Carrgan was called to
Denver Wednesday for brief visit
with his nephew, Joseph Carrigan
Horan, who has received his orders
and will no doubt be en- route to
France in short time. He has been
in training as lst Lieutenant of the
ambulance corps at Allentown, Pa. and
was given ten days leave to visit his
relatives. Father Carrigan returned
home yesterday.
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The Winchester Hotel at Rifle has
changed hands. A Mr.. Young, who
formerly operated the DeBeque hotel
at DeBeque, is the purchaser and W. r.
Lee has closed a most successful man.
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