The Glenwood post., 1917-11-03
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G. W. Elliott will hold public auc
ton at his place, known as the w. s
Park ranch, ~, miles north of Silt,
on Monday, Nov. 12, offering for sale
number of high grade horses and
cows, farming implements and house
hold goods These goods are all first
class, and you should make it point
to attend this sale.
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Friends of Mrs. Lill, wife of Capt.
Joe G. Lii will learn with regret of
an accident which she sustained to her
ankle couple of weeks ago and also
the bad news that the captain is in
quarantine. Mrs Lii was accompa-
MED to San Diego by Rhodabell Boards
ley and is delighted with the progress
the little girl is making in her school
work
Tomorrow is $50 to Sunday School
Day. so designated by Governor
Gunter, and you can best do your duty
as a good citizen by attending one Of
the Sunday schools of the city. 1t will
be time well spent and you will feel
that you have given proper heed to the
chief executive of the state and at the
same time occupied an hour in way
which you ought to make habit. Go
to Sunday school.
1t is enough to make a person sick
to drive from here to Rifle and see the
orchards literally loaded with apples
which promised great financial returns
to their owners besides serving a most
important function in the war program,
now worthless and dropping from the
trees as a result of the recent freeze
It certainly is a great pity that this
crop could not have been harvested
and made to feed the people, instead Of
being rendered utterly worthless, even
for hog feed.
Father J. P. Carrigan arrived Tues
day night from a somewhat strenuous
trip in the interest of the Red Cross
work. Father Carrigan was appointed
to look over the various chapters in
Garfield, Eagle, Lake, Summit and Pit
Kin counties, and says he found all
accounts in excellent condition. Those
in charge had done everything required
Of them by the Red Cross society, and
he was also able to say that most Of
the counties had not reserved the 25
per cent allowed them.
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Many old friends greeted Norman
Temple as he passed through on the
troop train Tuesday. Norman was ex-
press messenger here last summer and
was popular with the young people.
Dan Mccarthy was on the troop train
which reached Glenwood Wednesday
noon and his uncle, NJ. J. Mccarthy
had to do some lively sprinting in
getting to the depot to greet the SOL
dier boy. Joe Blossom was also on the
Wednesday train. Charles Rich of
New Castle and Charlie Kelley of Silt
were among those en- route west.
ENTERTAINED THE BRIDGE CLUB
A pleasant gathering of the Bridge
club was held at Mrs. VIM. Dougan's
on Halolwe ZEN and most enjoyable
afternoon spent by all present. The
decorations were in keeping with the
season and were made by Wilma Dou.
GA and Emily Strauss. Aside from the
elaborate room decorations they includ-
ed dainty place cards Of witch nut
helders and witch caps for the ladies,
heads, which proved very becoming. A
huge pumpkin basket artistically filled
with choice fruits formed the table cen
tsrpiece At the serving of an elaborate
Hallowe' 'en luncheon. Mrs. J. l.. Noon.
al, Mrs. W. 8. Parkison and Miss
Stella Dildine were successful in cap.
turing prizes on this occasion. Hon.
o1ary guests were Mrs. Sam Dougan,
Miss May st. Clair and Miss Stella Dill.
dine, while the club members present
were Mesdames R. H. Tucker, J. W.
Oummins, Louis schwarz, E. E. Lucas,
J. c. Schwarz, Helen Hughes, W. 8.
fafkison, L. G Clark and ] L. Noonan.