The Glenwood post., 1918-12-28

who died last week from pneumonia
following the flu, were laid to rest
Thursday in the Cattle creek cemetery.
A. j. Link is this week confined 20
his home with an attack of the flu.
lily have been quarantined for this
disease.
Will A. Urban ass slant bookkeepee
Cor the Climax Moivbdenum company
at Climax, Colorado, spent Christmas
Gay with his lsl"nss, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pill Urban Of this city.
C. H. Conwell, successful stockman
and farmer of the Roam creek coursfy,
was a Glenwood visitor last Saturday,
having returned from marketing ship
ment of cattle in Denver.
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Dee Weidenhammer arrived Thursday
night from Montana where he has
spent the summer. His wife and baby
preceded him here by few weeks and
are now located in Glenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Brosius enter
tanned at turkey dinner on Chritmas
day Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Brosius of
Rifle and Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bartlett
and daughter, Iona, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Nesbit of st.
Louis spent several days in Glenwood
and at the Station ranch near Cattle
creek this week while enroute to Cali
fornia to spend the winter months.
Ralph Sallee died last Saturday at
his home on Divide creek from pneu-
monia following the influenza. He is
survived by wife and baby, who are
both very low with the same disease.
Loren Cantrell arrived home Wednes-
day morning from New York City,
where he is at naval training station,
to attend the funeral of his brother,
Granville, who died recently of the flu.
Miss Flora Thompson came up from
Silt with Sam Bowles Sunday and
while Mr.. Bowles made the trip to Car
bondale she visited with her sisters.
Misses Leona and Georgia Thompson
of this city.
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c. A. Naylor, father of Mrs. C. NJ
keck, had growth removed from his
lip at the Glenwood sanitarium last
week. He was sufficiently recovered
to return to his home Monday after a
three days stay.
Earl Moifat, one of the men at the
Garfield county road camp at Shoshone,
was taken sick with acute appendicitis
and was brought to the Glenwood san
itarlum nor an emergency operation
Thursday evening.
Miss Genevieve Fordham arrived in
Glenwood the first of the week from
Boulder, where she has been attending
the state university. She will spend
the holidays in this city with her faith
er, E. E. Fordham.
Mrs. Frank Kunes and daughter,
Lille, returned home Sunday night from
an extended visit in Cincinnati. Miss
Lille is back at work again at her
post in the Mountain States Telephone
and Telegraph office.
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Iauriston Stuart arrived home Thurs
day morning from Lincoln, Nebraska,
where he has been receiving military
training for several months. He is on
few days furlough, which he will
spend here with his wife.
County Treasurer MacRae last Nor
day conducted at his office the annual
delinquent tax sale for Garfield county.
There were five local bidders, and the
sale was soon over and the list was
cleaned up in short order.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Lobb, who came here
las; week from McGregor, gave hir..,
Monday noon to i bouncing baby boz.
Mrs. Lobb's husband and the father
of the babe is with the American ex.
pedtionary forces in France.
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Lieutenant Will Noonan returned
Thursday morning from Camp Lee,
Virginia, where he spent several months
in training. After we'll earned rest
he will take up the practice of law
with his father in this city.