The Glenwood post., 1917-01-20

A marriage license was issued by
County Clerk Hubbard yesterday to
Peter J. Sinele and Mrs. Stella Wallen,
both of Rifle.
J. s. Hum returned Wednesday
evening from Utah where he went on u
sheep purchasing expedition. +. Joe
found the prices SO high that he came
home without making'a purchase.
James Cromwell, who has been very
i'll at the Glenwood sanitarium, has par
tally recovered and has returned to
his home He now goes to the sani-
tarium every day for treatment by DR..
Stewart.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Earl D. Wheeler and Miss
Georgia Rumley, both of Cardiff. The
bride-to-be is but seventeen years cf
age, but the prospective groom was az
companied by the girls mother who
gave written consent to the ceremony.
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James Morrison, for many years an
employe of DR.. Crook as hostler and
janitor, died at the Glenwood sanitari
um last Monday. He was buried Thurs
day. Rev. William Pepper conducting
the service. Morrison was SO years of
age and had no relatives in this coun-
try.
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William G. Cardnell on "Wednesday
was brought to his home in this city
from San Diego where he has been very
i'll for several months. He is not yet
able to walk, but aside from that is
feeling quite well, and he made the
trip in much better condition than was
expected.
The cold spell at the first of this
week served as severe test to The
furnaces and heating stoves about town
and many who heretofore regarded
their heating capacity as ample were
made to wish they had figured on
little larger equipment when installing
the same. 'A
G. W. Smith will leave today fer
Denver to attend the annual stock
show. He will meet Mrs. Smith and
thQJr II lao 10 rho j, ha.
visiting relatives in Ohio, and return
with them to Glenwood. A little late,
Mr. Smith will make a trip to Florida
and other southern states.
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DR.. W. W. Crook went to Denver last
week, and before returning he will
visit the celebrated government Hot
Springs, Ark, for the purpose of study
ing their system of treatment, baths,
etc. The doctor says there is nothing
too good for Glenwood and if there are
any new things abroad he is going to
learn them. -ss
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Mayor and Mrs. Ollie Thorson depart
ed Thursday evening for Denver and
Boulder, it being their intention to take
in the stock show festivities and visit
with friends in Denver and later to Wis
it Mr.. Thorson 5 mother in Boulder.
Mr.. Thorson expects to be gone several
days and Mrs. Thorson may prolong
her visit for month
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The work on the First National bank
is progressing nicely. The tile flooring
has all been laid and much of the mar
BILE wainscoating and counter work has
been set. The new furniture has ar
rived and will soon be installed. The
probabilities are that the room will be
ready for occupancy soon after Feb
ruary Is, which is much earlier than
at first expected.
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Mrs. Fred Altman and daughter,
Selma, left Wednesday for Nevada,
Missouri, where Miss Selma is STU
dent in Cottey college. Mrs. Altman
will remain with her daughter until
the end of the school year in the hope
that the changed altitude and environ
ment will improve her health which has
not been the best of late. Mr. Altman
will return to Gilman where he has
built fifteen houses the past few
months.
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William Cross returned Wednesday
from Kansas City where he was called
to testify in the case of Charley Bunk
er who is being sued by rival com
pany for infringement on their patent
tc laundry marker. Bunker conduct
ed laundry in Glenwood several
years ago and it was while engaged in
this work that he invented the laundry