The Glenwood post., 1918-02-09

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Mrs. Raymond Wilson returned home
from the sanitarium Thursday.
Marcus Butler will leave the sanitar-
ium today for his home at Eagle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lariston Stuart have
rented the Ed Everett home on Blake
avenue.
Mrs. w. E. Chivers of Rifle will be
operated at the sanitarium today by
Drs. Smith and Hopkins
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VIM. Chip Burnaugh went over
to New Castle this week to repair tn
movie machine in the Empress theater.
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For Sale-150 tons first cut alfalfa !;
good feeding place; good cow horses.
Address, ALEX JOB,
2-9-lt Silt, Colorado.
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During the absence of Mr.. Elton,
manager of the Doll Bros. and Smith
house at Grand Valley, c.
w. Smith is temporarily managing the
store.
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Supervisor Upson of the Sopris forest
was down from Aspen the first of the
week for conference with Supervisors
Blair and French relative to grazing
applications.
Johnnie Campbell many friends
will learn with pleasure that he is on
the high road to recovery and has had
a couple of good airings with his wife
holding the lines.
Miss Beatrice Mccoy, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Mccoy, is at the
sanitarium recovering from an opera
tion by DR.. Hopkins for the removal
of tonsils and adenoids.
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Garfield County Women g Council for
National Defense will meet at the City
hall rest room at o'clock, Tuesday,
February 12. All ladies of Garfield
county are invited to attend.
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The annual Colonial Ball by the
Eastern Star will be given in the
Eagles hall on Washington IS birthday,
Feb. 22nd. Music will be furnished
under the direction of Hugh Moore.
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Miss Edith Crook, daughter of DR..
w. w. Crook, was week end guest of
the Misses Beagley of Aspen. Miss
Sylvia Hadden, cousin of the Misses
Beagley, was also their guest Sunday.
Harry Prime, the new yard master for
the Denver & Rio Grande, has moved
here from Salida and will occupy Mrs.
Dickson's home on Cooper avenue.
Mrs. Prime arrived with her husband.
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Theodore Kruger went to New Cas-
lie Monday to spend the week in the
of the White River forest.
Ford Stell left for Sweetwater the same
lay, also on business connected with
the White River forest.
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Superintendent J. F. Slattery of Sa-
ida was sidetracked here in his priyate
,ar Tuesday and invited Mr. and Mrs.
Fl. o. Whitney, Miss Anna O'Neil and
Misses Bernardine and Mildred O'Neil
to be his dinner guests.
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DR.. o. L. Mccartney shook the
SHOWS of Glenwood Thursday night and
will visit his cousins in Tacoma spend
a little time on business and pleasure
at Seattle and on the return trip will
visit Mrs. McCartney's relatives IN
Oregon.
Supervisor II. II. French is in receipt
Of paper from his cousin, Fred G.
French, at Troy, Montana, containing
an article stating that his son, Frank
F. Franch, is somewhere in France. -
He was the first boy from that county
to land on French soil.
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Mrs. G. G. Hall of Grand Junction
arrived Thursday on visit to her
mother, Mrs. L. B. Brown, and will ac-
company her to Edwards where Mrs.
W. H. Wellington, mother of Mrs.
Brown, is quite ILL Mr.. Brown has
been laid off for several days owing 70
a severe cold.
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Mr. and Mrs. l.. B. Brown and their
guest, A. G. Wood of Salida, took a
n1eaaurn trim r. snan Wednesday,