The Glenwood post., 1917-12-01

ing from Denver where he had enjoyed
the sights for several days.
Wedding rings, watches, bracelets
anything you want in the jewelry line
at cost at Dougan's Cash Store.
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E. l.. Peisar returned last Sunday
morning from Denver quite recuper-
ated in health after a short rest.
0. T. Reese, the local representative
of the Armour Packing company, re-
turned last Sunday morning from a
business trip to Denver.
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The Y. NJ. c. A. fund has continued
90 grow In addition to figures given
last week, Grand Valley shows $24S.50,
Silt $144 % and Rulispn $24.OO.
E. E. Fordham returned "Wednesday
morning from weeks vacation very
pleasantly spent in Denver with the
Shriners. He stopped day at Leadville
on the way home.
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Miss Lausa Rhone was Thanksgi7-
Shriners. He stopped day at Leadvile
Sparks ranch home, returning Thurs
day evening to be ready for her duties
at the high school building YESTERDAY.
DR.. W. J. Ould arrived rome from
Denver Thu sday meaning and imr'c =
ately proceeded to Basalt where he
Joined his relatives Mt Thanksg;,
tinner. l!c returned to Glenwood IN
'he evening.
Mrs. John Bennett and Mrs. C. c.
Chase arrived last Sunday morning
from their former home in Iowa where
for several weeks they had been visit
ing with relatives. Later in theday
they went up to their homes near Car
bondale. They report the war situation
in the east much more tense than in
this country.
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An elaborate Thanksgiving dinner
was enjoyed at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Blair by Rev. and Mr.,
VIM. Pepper, son and daughter, Ms
McClusky and District Attorney Frank
Delaney, who was an intimate friend
Of Mr.. Blair S family when they resided
In Meeker. Mrs. Delaney arrived en-
the afternoon train.
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r. P. Coulter arrived in Glenwool
Wednesday morning from Denver where
he went last Sunday with shipment
of fat cattle for which he received
, record prices. He stopped over here
between trains to make inquiry as 10
how everything was going and sthen
hurried to his home on Garfield creek
to enjoy Thanksgiving dinner with his
family
Thomas !}ari, Jr who assisted Judge
Noonan in the defense of Felix Del
frame, charged and convicted of mur-
der, and Hor kins Bros. charged with
fsrccny of live sock, left Thursday
" morning FOR his home in Denver after
spending about ten days in Greenwood
on legal business. Mr. Ward is splen-
did lawyer and brilliant pIcader, bnt
the evidence seemed to be against his
clients at this session.
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Horny Duncan returned the first of
he Woek from New York where he had
spent tae past five weeks. He placed
lns sen, Barto, in music school and
reports Ihe young man making splendid
progress in his studies. Mr. Duncan
says the conditions along New York IS
olg waller front are very unstable and
,hlt .here is much satisfaction ov,r
Pres .dcnt Wilson's belated order in
eJecting all enemy foreigners from that
zone.
Martin Muth, one of the progressive
ranchmen of the Beaver creek country.
mas spent the past week in Genwood
while doing jury duty and at the same
time visiting his two daughters who
are spending the winter in Glenwood
ana attending the Garfield County high
school. The other day he came into
TINS office and made the editor glad
with the chucklc of some real money.
and then visited while with ne and
discussed farm topics in which we are
mutually interested
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W. II. Peabody of the City drug
store left last Sunday for his former
nome IN Canon City to attend the fun.
efaI of his uncla IL,