The Glenwood post., 1918-01-12
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Dave Harlow of Rifle visited the
eity Wednesday.
joe Hum went to Aspen on a busi-
aess trip Wednesday.
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A carload of fine new Bucks were
sseeived by J. F. Mccoy Thursday.
For Sale:-Pair of second hand bob
LIDS. See VIM. Dougan. 1-12-1t
Edith Mcmillan went to Denver
Sunday afternoon for three weeks
visit
c. R. Sawyer, in the employ of the
Colorado Midland, is at the sanitarium
for medical care.
DR.. Riddle, eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist. Glasses fitted. Citizens
Bank Building.
The report comes from San Diego
Nat Oscar Whitlock, who has been
very i'll with spinal meningitis,
gradually recovering.
Joseph Bells of Grand Valley, the
ell shale king, visited Glenwood Mon
day, accompanied by several prospect
i've oil shale millionaires.
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Steve Holland drove to Avon We'd
nesday in Buick car sold by Morgan
Gavin to party at that place. Steve
says the snowfall has put the roads in
bad shape.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Conley are again
at home in the suite of rooms in she
First National Bank block, formerly
occupied by them before the remodel
ing of the building
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F. W. Dewitt has purchased the wall
paper and paint business of j. c..
Schwarz and has put in new stock
of paper in the Noonan building, first
door east of the Post.
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Born, a Boy-A fine baby boy ar
rived at the sanitarum last Friday for
Ar. and Mrs. Ole Bergman of Red
Cliff. DR.. G. A. Hopkins was in at
tendance and reports all are doing well
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Mrs. L. L. Cramp this week Joined
her husband who is principal Of the
school at Antlers. The Cramps have
closed their home on Bennett avenue
but viii again take up their residence
IN Glenwood at the close Of the scho u
term.
James f. Smith, former superintend.
cat of the Rocky Mountain Fuel COM
Pany at Sunlight, who is now in Cali
fornia, recovering from an operation,
has resigned his position and the family
expect to remain in California FOR
aome time.
Flour $3.50 per hundred; all kinds Of
tea 75c per pound; elegant Peaberry
0antos Coffee. regular S5c coffee, for OF
cents in and 10 pound lots. Mica
fresh ranch eggs, So cents per dozen
Nice candled cold storage eggs, 40 cents
Pr dozen. c. E. BIGHAM
The city council held their regular
monthly meeting last Monday evening
and aside from the allowance of the
regular grist of bills they spent the
evening agreeing on and passing an
ordinance fixing the prices the city
clerk shall charge for weighing on the
new city scales.
News comes from Montrose of the
serious burning of Willie Thomas bv
The explosion of moving picture ma.
chine. The young man formerly lived
in Glenwood with his widowed mother.
He is brother inlaw of Ernest Mil.
ner, linotype operator formerly en-
ployed on the Avalanche
Photographs were received this |
week showing the Glenwood bows in
ni|aI emp in Cahio. MA :. snrely
presented our boys to splen ia a,lvap-
age, with their hair clipped very short
and all in their navy blue uniforms.
Those shown in the picture were Bert
Mccoy, Gus Holland, John Schultz,
knvncnd Heisler and George Deacon.
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The Susan B. Anthony woman's sut-
frage amendment was carried in tha
lower house of congress Thursday
night by q vote Of PAT to 136. Al.
together 1855 Republicans and 104 Dem.