The Glenwood post., 1918-01-12

Ernest Mangnall, the market man of
Grand Valley, was in town Wednesday.
George Machin of Sweetwater coun
try arrived in town Sunday for few
days. stay.
Miss Teresa Holland was confined to
her bed for several days with severe
attack of tonsilitis and la grippe.
p. F. Maroney, one of the old timers
of the Gilman country, was doing the
county seat the first of the week.
Mrs. John May of Cardiff, who has
been on the sick list, is able to be ouv
again and visited Glenwood this week.
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Miss Mary Miklish, the sanitarium
nurse who underwent an operation
short time ago, is able to be up again.
Mrs. c. H. Weidenhammer returned
Saturday from three weeks visit in
Kansas City, Kansas, Berthoud and
Longmont, Colorado.
Mrs. Lula Long Coombs will have
string of more costly horses than usual
at the Denver horse show to be held
January 10th to the 26th.
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Miss Ada Hutchings, who has clearly
shown her efficiency along business
lines, is now assisting in the office of
County Clerk and Recorder.
L. H. Douglas, national grazing ex-
aminer, was in the city Monday and
Tuesday. He attended the stockmen 8
meeting at Carbondale Saturday.
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Miss Marie Keck and Mrs. K V.
Smith were in Colbran yesterday to
play for dance. They were accom-
panied by musicians from the Rifle or
chestra.
~SoooAe AiueSei IS Ddch dI MS posi-
of duty in the White River forest Of
fees after a two weeks vacation spent
at the home of his parents in Atchison,
Kansas.
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Barnett Napier has resumed his
studies at Columbia University, Col
umbia, Missouri, and ST. Clair is again
at Colorado college after several days
social whirl spent in Denver.
Supervisor Blair of the White River
forest left Tuesday for Meeker where
he will attend to business in that vicin.
ity for the next couple of weeks, while
his wife continues to visit friends.
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Mrs. ]. l.. Noonan and son, John,
hope to got started for California next
Monday. They have decided to make
Long Beach their headquarters and will
visit various other points when it is
convenient.
County Surveyor P. c. Thurmond,
who was taken i'll with pneumonia
while out on surveying trip last
week, is now able to exercise about
the house and expects to get outside
next week.
The entire family of R. II. Tucker
are NOW sojourning in Jacksonville,
Florida. During their absence Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Bailee have charge of the
home and Miss Mae Walters occupies
n room with them.
word has been received that all the
Glenwood boys, except Augustine Hol.
iahd, who were in training at Goat
Island have been sent to some other
point. Gus was the last one sent to
the Island from here, which no doubt
accounts for his being left behind.
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The Glenwood Motor cmb has +b,,s
iar iost but one member owing to war
conditions ard has an enrolment of
about sixty. New names are M for
consideration and about eighteen have
Already been added to membership. A
lunch viii be served at the club rooms
this evening
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The live stock business has made
rapid advances during the last few
years and each year sees some new
strides in the business. We are buying
better stock and using better business
methods than in the former days, and
as result the stockmen are making
more money than ever before.
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