The Glenwood post., 1918-02-02

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Jesse Trout came down Thursday
from the Crystal Springs ranch, br.ng
ing load of wheat for the edit j. and
taking back load If lumber. hs re-
ports ths Slcig!';rr fine all the way but
SAYS no mover reaiizr before thsr The
road was So long.
With the mercury standing at seven
to ten below zero yesterday morning.
depending on the thermometer and the
portion of town IN which the rea iin.s
was made, quite lot of our people
found it quite difficult to keep their
premises comfortably warm
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The ladies of st. Stephen 8 church
have organized sewing society and
meet in st. Stephens hall each We'd
nesday afternoon for the purpose of
making garments for the Red C=~s.
The room is supplied with three saa"s
machines and much work will be accom-
Hlished. At their first meeting last
Wednesday four convalescent robes
were completed.
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Following a paralytic stroke about
two months ago, Richard Malloy, for
serly of this city, has been i'll and
died at = Pueblo sanitarium Tuesday.
He was q brother-in-law of Mrs. James
Ford, who left Wednesday to attend
the funeral which was held at his old
Aome in Salida, the remains having
been shipped from Pueblo to that place.
While out at Missouri Heights haul
ing wheat. Jack Hetzel noticed an im-
menso lynx sitting a short distance
away. rnis occurred two mornings so
jack Get trap and the next trip, Mr
lynx was .afely attached by one foot
snd . wei! aimed bullet closed his dep
,adatiag career. The animal is known
a. Lynx Uintah and was unusually
large. .. e,~. -. -
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Miss Catherine Burke a Pearse and
Miss Mary Miklish finished the train:
ing course and were graduated at the,
6lenwosd rsanitsrium on December
%wenty-third but their diplomas were
not received until Thursday morning
Of this week and are still incompls:s
untif-th signature of Miss Edith John.
con Is added. The young ladies are
very pleased with the fact that they
are now graduate nurses. ,-. .... -l
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j The Misses Genevieve Fordham and
katherine Gilmer entertained the B.
A. T. club last week with sleigh ride
party followed by a fine hot lunch
served at the home of Miss Gilmer. The
bostesses of the club this week were
Misses Eleanor Noonan and Beatrice
Dsaeh. The young ladies met at the
Olympic rooms and went in a body to
the Orpheum theater after which they
returned to the clut rooms, where a
dainty lunch was served.
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County Agent Alfred has been buster
than two cranberry merchants since he
returned from the Farmers congress
and the big stock show. He has felt a
personal interest in the delivery Of the
bulls bought at the show by commit
tse of which Mr.. Alfred was member.
This has kept him out of the city the
nest Of the week. He says our stock
men surely got fine lot Of animals
and that they have expressed them
selves a. highly pleased with the work
Of the committee.
Senator B. T. Napier went to Colo
sado Springs at the close of the last
semester and took his daughter Miss
st. Clair, to Denver where they spent
few days after which Miss st. Clair,
m company with Mrs.. 'Loula long
Combs as far as Kansas City, went to
Columbia, Missouri, to join Barnette
At Columbia university. The course of
study has been changed at Colorado
college and 1t was then to Miss Ma:
piers advantage to make the change.
Senator Napier returned home Thurs
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