The Glenwood post., 1917-01-13

Inc more you scratch Sno W0too IL
itches. Doan's Ointment is for piles,
eczema-ahy skin itching. Soc At all
drug stores.
A number of our citizens attended
the stock meeting held in Rifle last
Wednesday. The stockmen have num-
ber of serious problems confronting
them and it is not always easy to
know just what is the wise course to
pursue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Williams are re-
joieing over 9-pound boy that came to
them last Thursday morning at the
Dougan home in Denver. The mother 10
we'll known to many of our people as
Miss Ruth Dougan whose early life was
spent in this city.
William Cross left Wednesday morn
ing for Kansas City where he expects sn
Ne called upon to testify in the case II
which Charley Bunker is defending his
right to patent on laundry marker
which he invented several years ago
while resident of Glenwood.
The coal situation in Glenwood has
improved in the past couple of weeks
Dealers report that they have caught
up with their orders and there is a sup
ply of coal on hand for emergencies.
However the quality is not as good as
in former years and prices average one
dollar per ton higher.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Montgomery of
Meeker were arrivals to register at the
Hotel Glenwood Saturday. Mr.. Mont
gomery is clerk in the White River for
estry office and they intend making
their home here and have rented the
Mcmillan house on Colorado avenue,
formerly occupied by the Kob family.
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Attorney C. w. Darrow has returned
from Steamboat Springs where he was
engaged for several days in taking tes-
timony in land office contests before
County Judge c. A. Morning of Routt
county. By SO doing Attorney Darrow
saved the expense of bringing about
twenty witnesses to the land office in
Glenwood.
Born, a Boy.-Mrs. Alfred SlOss pre-
sented her husband an SHa pound baby
boy Wednesday. The young gentleman
arrived on his fathers birthday and no
doubt there will be some great ceie-
brations in the future. All are doing
splendidly, but the only thing that
keeps Grandpa Sloss from going to the
bad is dry state.
The attention of our readers is called
to the full page advertisement of the
Wulfsohn department store, appearing
elsewhere in this issue. Mr.. Wulfsohn
is always catering to the needs of his
customers and we advise all in search
of bargains to read his announcement
and then call at the store and examine
the bargains offered.
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Mrs. A. E. Hamblet met with seri-
Gus accident Monday afternoon by slip
ping on the ice at the corner of Eighth
and Palmer and breaking her left arm
Just above the wrist. She was taken
at once to DR.. Stewards S office where
every attention possible was given her
and later Mrs. Hamblet returned to her
home on Minter avenue.
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The ladies of the Glenwood Reading
club extend an invitation to all of the
ladies of Glenwood Springs to attend
a reception at the Mayes Bookstore on
Tuesday, January 16, to inspect the cir
culating library and enjoy social af-
ternoon. Many new books have recent
ly been added to the library which noH
contains nearly 600 volumes.
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Editor Dickson took in the meeting
of the Livestock association at Rifle
Wednesday and as he did not return
until Thursday morning, We infer he re-
mained over to "Trip the light fantastic
toe" at the big ball, at which a large
number of Glenwood people were pres,
ent. OF course you all know the worthy
editors ability along this line.
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J. L. Herwick of Grand Valley made
q business visit to Glenwood last Mon
day, returning to his home Tuesday.
Mr.. Herwick's many friends in Glen
wood will be pleased to know that he
has been endorsed by the board of
county commissioners for appointment