The Glenwood post., 1918-11-02

executor of the Katie C. Bender estate
was transaeting business here several
-@gs this week.
|. w. Ellwell, special agent for the
Hartford Insurance company, spent
several days of the present week in
Glenwood and surrounding towns.
| Jack Bianco, who was brought down
from Sunlight suffering with a very
serious case of Influenza, died at the
emergency hospital here Friday morn
ing.
Miss Betty Brown has been assisting
with the work in the Glenwood Light
< Water company's office the past
week during the illness of Miss Ethel
Johnson.
| Tuesday evening while at the grade
/ school r. H. Tucker fell several feet
into the basement sustaining severe in
! yet not known.
| Curtis Jessup and his sister, Helen.
are very i'll with pneumonia, following
influenza, at the lessup ranch on Canon
creek, but as the Post goes to press Il
report reaches us that they are triflc
improved
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Loui Rovedo, whose home was at
Sunlight, died Sunday from pneumonia
following an attack of influenza, and
was buried here Wednesday. De-
ceased is survived by two brothers and
two sisters
The Denver papers this week an
nounced the death of Miss Edith
Drumm of that city, death being due
to influenza. Miss Drumm was a cous-
in of Miss Ruth Drumm, physical direc-
tor in the schools at this place.
Mrs. f. NJ. Tully this week received
"pru thdt her son. FRANK, was serious
ly i'll with pneumonia. Mrs. Tully was
preparing to leave for her sons side,
but received word later that the crisis
had passed and that he is improving.
The funeral of Lester Miller, who
died the first of the week at Gilman
of Spanish influenza. was held in New
Castle Wednesday. Mr.. Miller was at
one time an alderman of New Castle
and had many friends in that section
J. {. Rigney has returned home from
month s visit to his old home in H.
linois. On the return trip Mr. Rignev
was accompanied by Mrs. Rigney's
mother, Mrs. F.. NJ. Pribble, who will
spend the winter with her daughter
and family.
Ole Thorson and J. A. MacRe made
trip Thursday to Carbondale in the
interest of their candidacy. Each re-
ceived much encouragement from tn,
voters of that erstwhile Democratic
stronghold, and came home much en-
couraged by their trip.
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The fire truck was called out Mon
day afternoon to extinguish blaze
started in the basement of the Noonan
building. Although it was some time
before the fire was put ont, very little
damage was done as it was principally
waste paper that burned.
Word has been received from Mrs.
John Anderson, who is visiting in
Santa Monica, California, that she lost
a cousin las week from the Spanish
"f1u' which is raging throughout the
country. Fifty-two deaths were report.
ed in San Pedro October 26.
Mr.. Pepper, director of volunteer
nurses, reports that there is need of a
few more woman helpers. The city
and Red Cross society are paying more
than reasonable wages to those who
are willing to help. Report to Rev.
VIM. Pepper at the city hall.
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Mrs. Nellie D. Brown has made
most favorable impression wherever
she has gone throughout the county,
and it is freely predicted that she will
be successful in her quest for the office
of superintendent of schools. She is
well qualified for the position
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DR.. G. A. Hopkins and John Hop
kins left Thursday night for Fort Col.
Inns to be with their nephew and son,
Raymond Hopkins, who is i'll with in.
fluenza. Word was received in Glen.