The Glenwood post., 1918-04-27

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Louis Clavel drove down from Aspen
Tuesday.
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DR.. w. J. Ould spent the week 'end
with his relatives at Basalt. ''''@- ''i
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Jake Gefstle arrived from Silverton
Monday and spent the day in town.
He was on his way to Aspen. r'''
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Joseph Thome is out visiting bis
brother, Tony. Joe is one Of the ,boyv
who left yesterday in answer to the
draft call. ,..a',.-. ..r.,
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Mrs. Norvin Green. of Aspen, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. v. Smith Of
this city, underwent an operation at
tine SanlLaElum CIlS Weeh.
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The Methodist Aid society will serve
35 cent supper next Thursday even
ing at the Caldwell house on Pitkin
avenue, beginning at O'Clock. -.
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The Thimble club members have de-
cided not to disband as usual for the
summer, but will gather at the rest
room each Saturday to do sewing for
the Red Cross.
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Having completed the course of
study at the Barnes Business college
in Denver, Miss Hazel Chapman 70
turned home Monday to be with her
father and brother. s...
MI and Mrs. T. B. Dodd and young
son, Thomas, Jr., have taken up their
home in the city. Mr.. Dodd came from
Denver to accept the position Of ns-
chinist in the c, R. Keck garage. 80,
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nose and infinitesimal legacies-an
turned out to feet-for the small sum
Of $3.50 a week? That is what F4y
King is reported to receive on the San
Francisco Examiner. ...,..
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Mrs. H. G. Thode and daughter, Mis-
Marian, of Silt spent Thursday, in
town shopping in the various stores.
The only son, Banga, is in Ithica, New
York, in the aviation section connected
with Cornell university.
Sheriff Fravert went up to Missouri
Heights Wednesday to admonish a
smallpox patient who insisted on mix
ing with the public. He said unfses
the orders were complied with he
would not hesitate to put the woman in
the pest house.
Clarence johnson, who now makes his
home at the Station ranch south Of
town, was operated this week for ade-
noids, and is now feeling fine. Char
cnce says he never realized before that
those little Jumps could make a fellow
such a big lot of trouble.
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Bert Cardnell is doing a rushing
business this week with his new Ford
truck. This is no form-a-truck PROPOSE
tion, but is a genuine Ford production
throughout, being driven by screw
gear instead of the ordinary chain
drive of the ordinary truck.
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Ian Bell is now in the 18th General
Service Co. Signal Corps at Fort Leav-
enworth. Raymond Heiser was in the
hospital for couple Of weeks, but has
fully recovered. John Schultz and
Alvin Ould are reported as well and all
the boys think it is just fine to be in
the army.
At the Presbyterian church tomorrow
Sunday school will be held as usual,
but no other services will take place
during the day. 1t is hoped all will
patronize the patriotic concert given
by the 341st Field Artillery band Of
Camp Funston at the Odeon in the
evening.
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Mrs. Margaret Station this week re-
ceived from her son, Ivan, photo
postal card showing the young man in
uniform with the rest of the student
company enlisted in the home guard
from the University of Colorado. Ivan
has taken on the military spirit and
plans to enlist in the aviation corps
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