The Glenwood post., 1917-12-01
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R. P. Coulter arrived in Glenwood
yesterday to be in attendance on tae
district court as witness in the
Castner- -Crofut case.
Mrs. Mary A. Grouse and son were
here yesterday from Grand Valley, on
legal business in the county judges
office regarding the Grouse estate.
Mrs. VIM. Claussen, who has been
confined to her home the past two
weeks suffering from rheumatism, Is
improving under the care of DR.. Stew
art
DR. and Mrs Tubbs and s. B. Mans
field drove down from Carbondale
Wednesday evening to attend the Red
path entertainment by Prof. Wood at
the Orpheum.
Frank L. Heuschkel, who has been
in the sanitarium for some time under
surgical care of DR.. Stewart, was able
to return to his home Wednesday even
ing. Frank says he just had to get
home in time to help the folks dispose
of that turkey.
A reunion of the S. J. Lowe family
took place Thanksgiving day. Miss
Lillian came home from Greeley, Miss
Frances joined her at Denver and Lyle
arrived from Leadville. Miss LaRita
Collins was invited from Garfield creek
and C. G.. Miller of Antlers was also a
dinner guest.
The music for the Firemen's dance
Wednesday evening was furnished by
Miss Florence McHugh of Aspen, Mr..
Do1ey of Eagle, Miss Teresa Holland
Hugh Moore and George Hinman. Ev
cry number was excellently rendered
and thoroughly appreciated by the
dancers.
DR.. E. J. Horan has gone to bed for
SIX weeks with fifteen pound weight
on his limb in the hope that this treat
nent will relieve the lameness with
which he has been troubled for several
years. Dr.. Stewart is attending him
and also playing the neighborly act by
giving attention to his patients.
The lecture on Red Cross work given
by Attorney James W. Kelly in the
Methodist church Friday evening was
mastery effort and it is matter of
regret that so few were out to hear
him. Mr.. Xelly's simplicity Of manner
lends weight to what he has to say and
his lectures will unquestionably aid in
the Red ross drive.
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County Clerk Carleton Hubbard has
been appointed licensor for Garfield
Washington, y G., to issNe licenses to
al dealers and users of exp .oslvos No
person can now buy or sell explosives
without first procuring license from
p the county clerk. No license will be
issued to enemy aliens.
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Last Saturday while riding the range
William Hammerick was thrown from
his horse. Before he could recover
himself the horse stepped on his lef
foot, fracturing one of the long bones
He was brought to Glenwood where DR.
Stewart made an excellent X-ray pho
tograph showing the fracture plainly
He then gave the necessary surgica
attention and Mr.. Hammerick is nov
hating for the fracture to heal.
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Last Sunday morning Earl Coulter
son of Mr.. and Mrs R. P. Coulter
while cutting out some cattle prepara
tory to loading for shipment, wa
thrown from his horse and quite badl,
injured. One arm was broken, on
shoulder dislocated and the young ma
was badly scratched and bruised. H
was given medical attention and is in
proving as nicely as could be expecte
in the face of such an experience.
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Last Wednesday while riding fror
his range in the Coffee Pot countr
Tom Baxter was taken seriously i'll an
when near the Bennett or Selhors
ranch he fell from his horse in sever
pain. AL Anderson, who was with hin
secured a car and had him brought [
tie Glenwood sanitarium where D
Stewart was called to relieve the pai
he was found to be suffering from a
pend,citis and perotinitis and Dr