The Glenwood post., 1918-01-12
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The Glenwoood Reading club met at
the home of Mrs. R. P. Malaby Mon
day evening. An instructive program
was carried out by Mrs. J. W. Ritter,
Mrs. Edwin Johnson and Mrs. W. s..
Parkison. Mrs. L. G. Clark will be
hostess next week.
One Of our Glenwood ladies has made
a record for time in sweater knitting.
1t is Mrs. J. B. Painter, and she took
just "a hours to complete the garment
although the time extended over
period of two days. The ladies of the
Methodist church, as a body, have
made in knitted and garment work,
1,400 pieces for the Red Cross society.
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Some radical changes are promised
by the government in the operation of
the railroads passing through Glen
wood. No one knows just what to ex-
pect, but we may rest assured that the
people will be given service, and that,
too, probably at less cost to the
road than heretofore. So far as the
cost to the people is concerned that has
already advanced to meet the war con-
dition. But these are war times,
brethren.
F. M. Stobaugh, who is the secretary
of the farm loan association board in
the Divide creek country, was in Glen.
wood Monday attending to some bust
ness matters. Mr.. stobaugh says he
has received several applications for
loans and that the appraisements have
bsen made and the loans approved,
and he expects that in the near future
Divide creek farmers will be spending
some Of Uncle Sans money in the
Improvement of their property.
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Erica Chapter installed its new Of
fissrs Friday as follows: Mrs. Lucy
Horan, ". NJ; Mrs. Leah Silver, Asso.
H.; Ars. L. A. Bowker, &c.,; John u.
Weir, treas; Mrs. Margaret Davis,
soaductress; Mrs. Mary Wolf, asso. con-
daetress; Mrs. Nettie NJ. Weir, chap
lain; Mrs. Anna Benedeck, marshall;
Mrs. Myrtle B. Reeves, warden; August
sommer, sentinel and Mrs. Pearl Ward,
orsanist. A committee was also ap-
pointed to arrange for colonial ball
to b given February aend.
Ed D. Tandy, the popular druggist
Of Carbondale, was brought to Glen
wood last Saturday evening and placed
in the Glenwood sanitarium. Tuesday
evening he left for Denver where he
will take treatment from DR.. Freeman.
M. Tandy has been suffering for some
time and an examination by DR.. Stew
art revealed serious condition of the
stomach and gall duct. Ed. Tandy has
. lot of friends in Glenwood and Car
bondale who sincerely hope for his early
recovery to his former good health.
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On another page is printed Inst Of
Garfield county's contribution up to
the present time of young men who
have entered the various branches Of
Uncle Sans military service in de
fense of the stars and stripes. It IL
eur purpose to make this complete |
list of all .who have entered the ser.
vice through draft or otherwise from |
this county. If we have missed any
enc 1t is because of the great diff.
Guilty of securing some of the names.
If you know of one or more names
not in this list but which should be
there, you will confer q great favor
By reporting such name or names to
this Office.
Rodney G. Alfred, our county agri-
cultural agent, has gone to Fort Col
hns where he will take up with the
director Of the U. g. Experiment sta.
tior his work for the past year. He
will also attend the Farmers congress,
the State Dairyman' convention and
will then take the big stock show at
Denver and assist the Garfield county
committee in the purchase Of over
Hundred registered bulls for tie stock
men of this county. If any Of you
think 1t is . snap to be . real county
agent, you ought to follow in the
tracks Of that fellow, Alfred for about
. month. No, less time would cause
you to change your mind.
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'W:..A al the "less' things We ara
asked to adopt in>the interest Of the
war, saturdayless week is about the