The Glenwood post., 1918-12-07

Ed Ewing, cashier of the New Castle
State bank, has been quite ill with the
flu the past week. l.. H. Hall of this
city has been doing Mr.. Ewing's work
during the latter's enforced absence
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Mrs. Dee Weidenhammer and baby
arrived here Wednesday from Montana
and visited a few days at the C. H.
Weidenhammer home, after which they
left for McGregor for visit with her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Ii. L. Johnston aud
two children accompanied the Dildine
sisters ON trip to California and left
with them Thursday night. The John-
stons We're former residents of Glen
wood and are well known here
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Mrs. Alice B. Clark arrived from her
Denver home last Friday night, having
been called here by the accidental death
of her son-in-law, II. Wilson Pottenger.
Mrs. Clark expects to return this even
ing to take up her duties at the state
house.
Miss Ruby Reeves arrived home
Thursday morning from Mt. st. Schol-
astica S academy at Canon City where
she has been attending school this
year. One case of influenza recently
broke out in the school, which forced
them to close it,
County Agent Alfred has about re-
covered from an attack of the flu but
he says he is in no hurry to return 20
work. R. c. has the right idea about
this flu microbe and the tenacity of the
same. Better go a little slow than to
be too ambitious to resume the daily
grind.
| Jas A. Blair, supervisor of the
White River forest, spent the week in
Delta, receiving some government
mules which We're turned over by the
U. 5. G. 5. to the forestry service. The
animals have been used in the construc.
tion of the Uncompahgr,a irrigation
project.
Joe Rappini was down THURSDAY
from the Placita coal mine which he
and his brother are operating. Joe
says If the Crystal river road shuts
down, which rumor says is likely. it
Will work a great hardship on Rappini
Bros, as well as those who depend on
them for coal
At meeting at the Masonic hall
Thursday evening the following officers
of Glenwood Lodge No. 60 A. F.. & \.
Nj. were elected for the coming year:
n. j. Darrow, worshipful master: Levi
Ward, senior warden; c. NJ. Stewart,
Junior warden; c. w. Darrow, treasur-
er, and f. E. Fordham, Secretary.
| Mr. and Mrs. l.. b. Brown were
called to Denver Sunday evening by a
message announcing that their sister
in-law, Mrs. Frank Brown, was dying
from diptheria. There are eight chill
dren in this family and they have had
much sickness the past year. Later
The Post is advised that Mrs. Brown
died Wednesday, Dec 4.
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| Miller Barker arrived last week from
Bayfield,, Colorado, and is visiting here
with his sister, Mrs. S. j. Daley. Mr..
and Mrs. Barker, parents of Mrs.
Daley, and three younger children ar
rived Monday night of this week and
are visiting at the Daley home. The
Barkers may decide to remain and be
come residents of Garfield county.
Lieut.. Will Noonan came in Monday
morning from training camp in Viz
glnia where he has been located for
several months. He was called here
by the death of his brother. John /. |
Noonan, .Ir. Will must report to cam ,
IN few days, but when he is mustered
out he plans to return to Glenwood and
engage in the practice of law with his
father.
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John and Gladys Robertson left Sat. |
urday night for their home at Seattla.
Washington, after coming here to at
tend the funeral of their mother. They |