The Glenwood post., 1917-12-15
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See the Deugan ad on page 5.
11-24-1215 y y y
Robert Boulton of Silt was doing the
town Thursday.
Anything you wish in the line OF
beautiful Christmas novelties at Korn g.
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Attorney C. w. Taylor made trip
to Rifle Monday, on professional bust
ness.
Mrs. George Amsbury and baby girl
left Wednesday for their home in New
Castle.
Dr.. Riddle, eye, ear, nose and throat
Bank Bldg.
Mrs. J. Montgomery was down from
Eagle the first of the week to consult
DR.. J. P. Riddle.
Wedding rings, watches, bracelets
anything you want in the jewelry line
At cost at Dougan's 8 Cash Store.
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George W. Worth, superintendent of
bridges and buildings of the Colorado
Midland, was In town Wednesday.
Fred Chapman and Clark Chatfiel1
made cattle shipment Tuesday from
the Midland station at Carbondale.
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Sale Of Jewelry, positively at cost, at
Dougan's Cash Store. Must be sold by
Jan. l to make room for hardware.
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C. B. Carter, general agent for the
Colorado Midland at Leadville, was a
Glenwood visitor the first of the wee6
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All was serene and quiet in the up
town Midland office Wednesday. Gen.
eral Agent c. NJ. Keck was in Aspen on
business.
Mrs. J. Frentress of Hayden is max
ing her home at the Amy Schoenher-
house on Bennett avenue while here
taking the baths.
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Mr.. Wilhelmy of Grand Junction, who
made a failure of the brewery business
in Glenwood, shipped . carload Of beer
kegs and tanks to Pueblo this week.
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Flour $3.50 per hundred; sugar in sacks,
an you wish; al kinds Of tea rs cents
Per pound; elegant Peaberry Santos
conee, regular IS cent coffee. for q
cents in and 10 pound lot4
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Mrs. John Hopkins left the sanitar-
ium Thursday and is staying at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Hopkins while
convalescing from a recent operation.
Miss Mae Walters was called TO
Helena, Montana, Wednesday by The
serious illness of her brother. Mrs. E.
NJ. Curtis is substituting in the school
during her absence.
Among the new service plags to az.
pear is one, containing three stars, in
the entrance door of the John +. Moore
home. The stars represent brother
and two nephews of Mrs. Moore
After trip to the Mayo Bros. in
Rochester, +. A. Bender returned to
Denver where he underwent minor
operation for throat trouble in st.
.Joseph's hospital He arrived home
yesterday.
William Noonan has gone back 70
Stanford University and from there
he expects to go to American Lake,
Washington, to enter federal train
ing school for service for Uncle San
wherever he is needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Painter of this city
have been advised that their son, Char
les, of Colorado Strings has been de-
cepted in the army and will leave in 4
few days for California where he will
enter training for the coast artillery
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Clayt Hill writes they are having
great weather up at Pando. "Eigh
teen inches of snow, about fourteen
inches of ice.' He has his outfit up
there and thinks it fine. They are
now engaged in putting up ice for the
Rio Grande.
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The new occupants of the c. r. Me
Carthy house on Palmer avenue are
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Stanage of the
Sanage Motor Co. They have come
to make Glenwood their home and will