The Glenwood post., 1918-08-31

ing the lleaments OF her ankle.
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Guy Wright, of Denver, who was en-
ployed as plumber on the First Nation
al bank building last summer, is report
ed among those missing in France.
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Miss Edith Crook returned home
Wednesday night from San Acacio,
Colorado, where she has been spending
the summer with her sister, Mrs. G. G.
Clark :.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Lantz of Burch-
ard, Nebraska, are visiting at the Abe
Sultzenberger home on South Grand.
Mrs. Lantz is a sister of Mr.. Sultzen-
berger.
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Mrs. Laura Abrell of Quintin, Hi
nois, arrived in Glenwood Tuesday and
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. E. W. Larmee, on South Grand
avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cross have re-
ceived word that their son, Eugene, has
received commission and is now lieu
tenant. Eugene is in the aviation
camp at Wichita Falls, Texas, but soon
expects to be moved to Dayton, Ohio,
where he will receive machine gun
training.
A new cement walk was this week
new federal building, much to the de-
light of pedestrians in that neighbor-
laid on the north and west sides of the
hood. The work on the building is
progressing nicely, but it will probably
be about two months before the build
ing is finished.
Il. +. Wilson of Nebraska arrived in
Glenwood Thursday for a two weeks
visit with his nieces, Mrs. A. J. Link
and Mrs. S. c.. Nestell, and nephew,
Frank Wilson, and sister-in-law, Mrs.
Wilson. Mr.. Wilson is just returning
from the western coast where he has
attended the old soldiers encampm ent.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Livingston,
Mrs. H. l.. Gardner and son, Henry,
and daughter, Ruth, and Miss Aklyn
Banie of Wathena, Kansas, arrived N
Glenwood Thursday night by auto and
are visiting at the F. A. Mechau home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston are Mrs. Me
chau's parents and Mrs. Gardner is her
sister.
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A Chevrolet car belonging to j. D..
Raley of New Castle was stolen last
Monday night and the thieves were
traced toward Carbondale. After driv-
ing the car nearly to Redstone they re-
turned to Carbondale and abandoned
the machine in the streets of that town.
There is no clue to the identity of the
thieves.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Swartz
of Taughenbaugh mesa, on August 21,
son. A message from New York,
where Mrs. Swartz is visiting her sis
ter, states that mother and son are do
ing nicely, and when H. B. was break
ing the news to his Glenwood friends
this week he was prancing around like
two-year-old colt. The Post extends
congratulations on the arrival Of the
new soldier.
Fred Zimmerman, who is stationed
at Boulder in the U. 8. radio school,
arrived in Glenwood last Sunday morn
ing on short furlough and at once
went up to Carbondsle to visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Zim-
norman. Fred is enthusiastic over tbs
radio work and the whole military
game and is making splendid progress
in his classes, according to reports. He
returned to camp Tuesday evening.
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Miss Bessie Dobson, graduate Of
the Garfield County High school and
former employe of the Glenwood Post
Is here from Ames, Iowa, where she II
employed as stenographer and clerk
for the Iowa Agricultural college. Mis-
Bessie has been visiting her sister al
Oak Creek and after short stay II
Glenwood she will visit her mother al
Snowmass and will return about Sep
tember IS to again resume her clerica
work.
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