The Glenwood post., 1918-12-28

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NEWS ~ i
Miss Margaret Craddock arrived
home Monday night from Antonita,
Colorado, where she has spent the sum
mer. Margaret will spend the holidays
visiting her parents and her many
Glenwood friends, but intends to return
to Antonita.
Mrs. w. H. wellington and two
daughters, Mrs. Nicholas Correll and
Miss Esther Wellington, returned to
their home at Edwards Tuesday after
spending several days visiting. at the
home of their daughter and sister, Mrs.
L. B. Brown.
Miss Mary Guadagnolo returned
home this week from Denver where she
has been attending Parks Business
college for the past few months. She
has completed her course at this school
and after visit with the home folks
she expects to enter the business world.
Miss Melissa Bailar spent few days
visiting friends in Glenwood this week.
Miss Bailar has become quite proficient
as nurse as she was formerly one of
the nurses at Camp Cody and has re-
Gently been nursing flu patients at the
emergency hospital in Grand Junction.
Fred Hammond arrived home from
Boulder last week after being honora-
bly, discharged from the S. A. 7. c.
After spending the holidays with his
folks in t.lenw o" Fred will ret
the State University and continue his
college course.
Miss Florence Rice came up from
Rifle and spent Christmas with her
father, C. p Rice. They were looking
for Mr.. Rice's son, Earl, to go through
here on his way to Salt Lake for Christ
mas, but the train was delayed and it
was Thursday morning before he went
through Glenwood.
We had touch of real winter wealth
er this week, the mercury registering
ten degrees below zero on Christmas
morning, while Thursday morning it
stood eight below. AS there was but
little wind accompanying the drop lr
temperature our people experienced
very little inconvenience.
Barnette Napier arrived home Tues
day morning from Denver, where he has
been. attending the students army
training corps. After spending the hol-
idays Visiting with his parents he will
again AXE up his school work. AL
though he is much improved he still
walks WlFh SllRnt lHlp.
Mrs. A.. T.. Hamblet last week receiv-
ed a letter from her nephew, Floyd
Buckmaster, who has been An France
for three months This is the first
word that has been received from
FLOYD since he sailed although he stated
in his letter that he had written two
letters previous to the last one.
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Mrs. VIM. Johns of Debeque spent
few days of this week visiting at the
home of her old time friend, Mrs.
Annie b. Sharp OF this city. Mrs.
Johns is mourning the loss of her hus'
band, w. H. Johns, for many years
ranchman in the Roam creek country,
who passed away December l6 from
heart trouble.
James Tierney, dental student of
Denver University, received his dis
charge from the medical reserve IN
time to eat Christmas Dime, with his
mother. Mrs. T.. II. Gray of lasalt. On
his return trip to Denver christmas
night he paid his sister, Mn. l. I.
Starbuck of South Grand avnue, 4
short visit.
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Pete Ballodi of Four Mile creek who
six weeks ago had the flu FOLLOWED by
pneumonia, which left one of his lngs
in a bad condition, was brought to he
Glenwood sanitarium Tuesday. N.
Curfman of Salida was called in co.,
sultation with DR.. Crook and it wa