The Glenwood post., 1918-01-19

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Mrs. Alfred Sloss and baby came
down from Sloss Thursday for days
visit.
The Sunday school at st. Stephens y
church was opened Sunday with large
attendance.
Mrs. VIM. Fipps of Cardiff went
down to Grand Junction Thursday for
short visit.
Mrs. A. E. Sharp of Crystal Springs
was a week end visitor to Glenwood
while patronizing the dentist.
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A card from Henry Bosco shows they
have concluded their stay at Los Angs-
les and are now in San Diego.
this evening to be on hand for the big
stock show at Denver next week.
Miss Katie Crane, one of the old
residents of Glenwood, is i'll with pneu-
monia at the sanitarium. DR.. Clark is
giving her medical attention.
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C. NJ. Keck of the Midland made a
business trip to Collbran last Saturday
and he reports that section of the coun-
try as very prosperous.
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Mrs. j. L. Noonan and son, John,
left last Monday for Long Beach, Cali
fornia, where they expect to remain
during the balance of the winter.
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Supervisor H. II. French of the Holy
Cross forest offices has been quite i'll
with cold and while very weak it is
hoped pneumonia has been averted.
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Arthur Foster, the eighteen year old
lad who has been working for J. B.
Deacon, was operated for appendicitis
by DR.. Hopkins at the sanitarium this
week
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The National Wool Growers assoc
iation was in session at Salt Lake City
this week and j. S. Hum has been
right on the spot, not missing one thing
that was doing.
The ladies of the Thimble club met
at the apartments of Mrs. Leslie H.
Hall Saturday afternoon and devoted
their time, as usual to the laudible
work for the Red Cross.
The big snow fall caught Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Pedri in Glenwood. They
went to Cardiff by, auto Tuesday after.
noon, where they expected to catch the
train for their home at Marion.
Mrs. C. E. Budlong, assisted by Mrs.
J. 8. Woody, will open her home to the
members of the Methodist Aid society
and the general public Thursday, Jan.
"a. A Is cent lunch will be served.
DR.. Lutgruph, the oil shale man at
Greeley, was ere this week and hap
pened in the Bigham bakery. He was
surprised at the equipment and says
they have nothing to equal it in his
home town.
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Mrs. McLearn has been here from
Rifle visiting her daughter Mrs. f. J.
Horan. DR.. and Mrs. Horan left Thurs
day for Denver to hold another con.
ference with the physicians in regard
TO treatment the doctor is undergoing.
Jim Downing and Charley Scheicher,
two of the successful farmers of the
Spring Valley section, left last Sunday
for Fort Collins to be in attendance on
the Colorado Farmers congress. Frank
Dyer of Missouri Heights also attend
the congress the past week.
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We sell the World Famous Cabinet
Phonograph; plays any disc record
Also agents for the Maxwell cars and
trucks. Call or writ Thomas King &
Son, New and Second Hand Stores,
sO1ll-l3 Cooper Ave, Glenwood
Springs, Colo. Phone Glcnwood 100 j.
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Mrs. Bert Barlow, who has been Wis
ting in Kansas City, stopped over in
Glcnwood to spend some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Neal Smelcer before
proceeding to her home at DuCkesnc,
Utah. While here Mrs. Barlow is
staying at the home of Mrs. Ernest
Barlow on Blake avenue.
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Latest word from the four Glenwood
nurses who are in training at the Wo-