The Glenwood post., 1918-12-14

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their journey reasonably comfor .ab.e.
Have your name, your heart and that
dollar rsady.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Keck came down
with the flu last Saturday. They are
at the c. NJ. Keck home, where thaT
are receiving the best of care and imr
proving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Brown arrived
home the first of the week from Denver
where they were called by the illness
and death of Mrs. Frank Brown, death
being due to typhoid fever.
Fred Hearing arrived home Thursday
night from Camp Fremont, California,
where he has been in army training for
several months. Fred has now re
ceived his discharge and will soon seek
remunerative position.
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NOIu was ltNNiNtu hNiN this "tNh
| by Mr. Nichols, announcing the arrival
of bouncing baby boy hast Saturday
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Pearl
Schlegel, at Salida Mr.. Schlegel died
a couple of weeks ago from influenza.
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The American Red Cross must have
large part in the work of reconstruct
ing the war torn countries of Europe.
Have a heart "a dollar and your name
ready when the Christmas roll call
membership committee rings your door
bell.
Glenn Barr arrived in Glenwood
Tuesday from the students training
corps at Colorado Springs having re-
ceived an honorable discharge from the
| service. Glenn expects to visit in Glen
wood for few days before leaving for
his home in Indianapolis.
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Ian Bell arrived home the first of
the week from Camp Meade, Maryland,
after receiving an honorable discharge
from the signal corps, in which branch
of the service he enlisted several
months ago. Ian is looking fine and
says he greatly enjoyed army life.
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| Mrs, F. n. Julian left for Oklahoma
the first of the week after receiving
word that her daughter, Mrs. Tanner.
with her husband and three children,
We're i'll with the flu. Mrs. Tanner and
children have spent the last two sum
mers visiting here with the former :
parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Brosius came up
from Rifle last Thursday and have
been visiting at the c. A. Bartlett
home until they get their house in
order. They intend to make their
home here, but Mr.. Brosius will return
to Rifle where his interests will keep
him for some time.
Harold Dumphey arrived in Glenwood
last Friday night from Sam Houston.
Texas, and visited several days on fur
Tough here with his mother, Mrs. Dunn
He left Thursday night for the Texas
camp. but expects to receive perma-
nent discharge in the near future.
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Mrs. Harvey Moore and mother re
turned home Thursday morning after
spending several weeks in Denver.
They were to have been Joined in
Glenwood by Mr. Moore and all were
to continue the journey to California,
but owing to the serious illness of Mr..
Moore it will be some time before they
can make the trip.
Mrs. Pony Moore of Cardiff, while
engaged in sewing, Wednesday, ran
needle in her finger, breaking off the
point and leaving the head and body Of
tine needle in her finger. At first she
thought she would cut it out with a
razor blade, but decided that this was
too painful so came to Glenwood for
surgical aid She was accompanied
here by Mrs. Ssther May of Cardiff.
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Ira Ralston, after recently receiving
an honorable discharge from Uncle
Sans service, visited a few days with
the home folks before going to Silver
ton, Colorado, where he is now en-
ployed as a school teacher. He teaches
subjects in the high school and eighth
grade and also manual training. This
is one soldier boy who found a position
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