The Glenwood post., 1918-09-07

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Mrs. Hugh Meehan and family ar
rived in Glenwood Thursday and will
spend the winter here.
Coming to Orpheum Tuesday and
Wednesday, Sept. 10 and IL, cover
the Top" with Arthur Guy Empy.
s. ]. Lowe left the first Of the week
for Denver where he will take a posi-
tion in the auditors Office of the Den
yer & Rio Grande railroad.
Leslie Mahurin, clerk of the White
River and Holy Cross forests, left
Wednesday for Missouri where he will
visit with relatives for a few weeks.
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Vane Bosworth, for several months
connected with the local land office,
has been transferred to the Helena,
Montana, office and will travel for the
same.
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Lieutenant Walter Fisher of Aspen
spent the first of the week visiting
friends in Glenwood. "Bud" is on a
short furlough and is the first Aspen
boy to receive commission.
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L. F. Tucker, father Of Mrs. Mary
Westhafer, left this week for Grand
Junction where he will be employed as
freight agent. Mrs. Tucker will join
her husband in the near future.
AS result of the heavy rains IN
many portions of the county this week
grain stacking has been much inter
fered with and much of the second
cutting of alfalfa has been slightly
damaged.
Mrs. Bernice Cheney Myers has quit
her work in the telephone office where
she has been so long engaged, and has
gone to Fort Sill, Oklahoma, to be near
her husband, Lieutenant Ray Myers,
who is stationed at that place.
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J. C. Sparks of New Castle last Sat
urday sustained broken arm by be-
ing thrown from a hay stack by a
swinging derrick. He was brought to
Glenwood to have the fracture reduced
and is now recovering nicely.
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The wires brought sadness to Gar.
field county in the news to Mrs. Dom
enic Fisco of New Castle to the effec:
her son, Peter Cross, one of the first
in the draft call from this county, was
missing in action and had probably
been captured by the enemy.
Miss Edith K. Johnson, superintend-
ent of the Glenwood sanitarium, has
just received letter written by Miss
Clara Nebel from England, August 5.
Miss Nebel and Miss May Sugrue are
both Red Cross nurses in England AMI
are delighted with the country.
Pete kirchen has arranged with II.
o. Switzer to take over the meat de-
partment of the Switzer store after
September l5 Mr.. Kirchen is an ex-
pert meat market man and butcher and
his customers are always pleased with
the treatment they get from him.
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The district Sunday School conven-
tion will be held at Rifle tomorrow
and it is thought that large delega-
tion will attend from Glenwood. All
Sunday schools in the county are urged
to send representatives, as these meet.
ings are always helpful to the cause.
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Rev. Ross of Aspen, Rev. and Mrs.
J. A. Dean of Carbondale, Rev. WIN.
Pepper of Glenwood and DR.. Steele of
Denver University composed an auto
party that left Tuesday morning for
Delta where they will attend the an
nual conference of the Methodist
church.
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Peter kirchen was called to Lead
vile by the sudden death Wednesday
afternoon of his aunt, Mrs. Catherine
Eberville of that city. Mrs. Eberville
was 20 years of age and as she visited
almost every year in Glenwod she was
quite well known to many people in
this city.
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Ellis Crssman wrote his parents Of
this city few days ago that he was
on his way to France. He said he was
then only few miles from big New
York City, but that it would do him
no good as he had no time to stop. Too