The Glenwood post., 1917-12-15

Before buying Christmas gifts see
Korn s.
George Machin of Riland in the
Sweetwater country is in town this
week consulting DR.. Stewart.
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Mrs. Clyde Gum of Cardiff was
brought to the sanitarium Thursday
night and operated by DR.. Stewart.
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Mrs. Fipps, wife of Midland agent at
Cardiff, accompanied by her daughter,
Edith, returned from an extended trip
through the east.
Holiday rates over the Midland will
be in effect on the usual selling dates
at greatly reduced rates. Ask the
agent. 12-lS-2t
Quick Sale of Cattle-Between so and
60 head of mixed cattle. About IA
are good milch cows. Inquire at Joe
Boland g on Canon creek, or 725 Ben
nett avenue.
Henry Stephens and Mike Calvick
were down from the Sweetwater coun-
try last Saturday. They report that
country in a prosperous condition as
the stock came down from the pasture
this year in fine marketable condition
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| j. A. MacRae, campaign manager Of
the local Red Cross, is actively en-
gagged in planning for our shareein the
100000 membership" campaign 70
be sarted Dec. II. He spent Wednes.
day and Thursday in New Castle lining
up his forces there.
Clyde Havens of Cardiff was brought
before Judge R. j. Smith and adjudged
mental defective on complaint Of his
grandfather, J. H. Carpendale. Drs.
Stewart and Clark, as a commission,
reported the lad defective. The boy
will be sent to the state home il Dos
sible.
A. E. Bender returned Thursday from
Rochester, MINI, and Denver where he
went for surgical treatment. He was
unable to secure accommodations at
the hospital of the Mayo Bros. in
Rochester, and returned to Denver
where he had his tonsils removed and
teeth treated.
Christmas and New Years holiday
fares, one and one-fifth fare the
round trip. Selling Dec. 24th, 25th
and 31st; limit Jan. End Additional
sale dates to accommodate students
and teachers, and open to the public
also, Dec. 2lst and 22nd with limit
Jan. 9TH.
12l5-2t THE MIDLAND ROUTE.
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Congressman raylor is confined to
the house with bad throat and Cor
| the present is unable to meet the ap-
pointments made for him IN several
| towrs N his district This will Ger
tanly be a dstinc; dis l,p, utment to
his many friends in western Colorado
who had hoped to hear llm discuss the
war situation at close range and as a
result of his resent visit to the war
zone. 1t is now probable a at he will
be obliged to rnturr to Washington to
take up the duties Of th. present con.
gressional session and will not be able
to keep his Colorado engagements.
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Ray Dickson writes his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Dickson of this cit
that he has been rejected the second
time on his application for enlistment
in the aviation service. Ray made one
trip from Boulder to Omaha to take
the examination, and after an exam
ination station was opened in Denver
he journeyed from Topeka, Kansas, to
Denver in order to make another try
at the flying game, making both Of
these trips at h, own expense, 50 anx-
ious was he to enter this service. He
was rejected because of deflected
septem, probably the result Of . lively
football scrimmage during his Clan
wood school days. When he found
that out of "a examined last month
only % passed the rigid examination
Ray concluded that he was in : Dig
class Of disappointed ones, and decide
to make the best of it. What his mex:
move will b. we have not yet be IN
advised.