The Glenwood post., 1918-01-05

part OF the week IN town.
W. s. Parkison made his regular
monthly trip to Eagle Monday and
spent Wednesday in Rifle attending to
business affairs as administrator for the
Clark estate.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Thorson went to
Denver Monday to join Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Everett Jr. for weeks sightseeing.
It is expected that the senior Everetts
will accompany them on the return trip
and pass through to California where
they may decide to remain.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Sparks have gone
to Longmont in response to message
announcing the serious illness of Mrs.
Sparks mother who is "a years of age
Word has just been received to the
effect that the patient is greatly i'm
proved.
The young ladies of st. Stephen 5
parish were given pretty lace yoke
by Mrs. Smith of Denver The fancy
article was ratified off at Rittmayer $
Hardware store the day before New
Years and Miss Anna Hooley drew the
lucky number.
The funeral of Mrs. H. J. Holmes,
notice of whose death appeared in the
last issue of the Post, was held Nor
day morning at the Catholic church of
which deceased had long been a faith
full member. The services were con-
Quoted by Father Carrigan and inter
ment was in Rosebud cemetery.
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National Forest Examiner John Me
Laren was in town Wednesday lookieg
over the offices. The forest Offices at
Collbran, present headquarters for the
Battlement forest, are to be removel
to Grand Junction in the near future
and located in the new federal build.
ing at that place.
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Mrs. Eta Schwarz, daughter, Erma
and maid returned from Denver Mon
day morning. Mrs Edward T. Taylor
who accompanied Mrs. Schwarz to Den
yer, is visiting her son, Lieutenant
Taylor, and wife at Manhattan, Kan
sas, before joining her husband on the
return to Washington, D. C.
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After a business trip to Rifle Mon
day on White River forest business
Supervisor Brazil, accompanied by Mrs.
Blair, went to their old home, Meeker,
where they ate New Year 8 dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. strehlke. Not re.
turning for several days, we presume
the good things kept coming their way.
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Flour $3.50 per hundred; sugar In
sacks;, ali You wish; all kinds CT tea 75c
per pound; elegant Peaberry Santos
coffee, regular IS cent coffee, for 27
cents in 5 and 10 pound lots. Nice,
fresh ranch eggs, SIS cents per dozen.
Nice candled cold storage eggs, 40 cents
per dozen.
G. E. BIGHAM.
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Walter King, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas King, has returned from Mon.
toya, New Mexico, where he was err.
gagged in the cattle business the past
three years. He sold out with n view
of remaining in Glcnwood unless callad
into military service. Mark s. King.
his younger brother, is now in the
ordinance detachment at Camp Kear.
ney, California
MI. ana Mrs. }. w. Brosius, who left
Hienwood early last spring to take up
their home in Leadville, have returned
to Garfield county and will reside OH
ranch near Rifle. Mrs. Brosius has
been visiting Mrs C. A. Bartlett and
other friends here. Both she and Mrs.
l.. Lamereaux, also Of Leadville werc
dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Bart
| 'ett on New Years dav
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Congressman Taylor found it impos.
sible to meet all of the demands upon
him during his short visit to his homo
district, and although he made. whirl.
wind speaking campaign, reciting to
many packed audiences his experiences
in the European war zone, he was
Obliged to refuse many urgent invit,.
t'ons to address other communities, and
lett last Sunday night for Washington
to resume his congressional duties.
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The section house at Chacra was en-.
tered by. sneak thieves on New Years