The Glenwood post., 1919-03-08

Ourlng ner Illness ". T.. duDDafQ IS
doing Mr.Staton' janitor work at the
grade school
Miss Grace E. Prindle, clerk of the
district court at Aspen, is in Glenwood
for month and while here is assisting
District Clerk King with the court
work of this office.
Mrs. Jane Goodwin, mother of Mrs.
NJ. /. Silver, came down from near Asp
en- this week to celebrate her seth
birthday. Although near 80 years of
aye, she is healthier than many of the
younger set.
w. s. Furman and Silmon l.. Smith
of Grand Junction arrived in town
Thursday to defend Walter Buniger in
cattle stealing case against him,
which will be brought up in the district
court next week.
Mrs. Leah Allen and Mrs. August
Dickson left the first of the week for
two weeks visit in Denver. Mrs.
Allen will also make a visit to her son,
Alex, who is attending the State Uni
versity at Boulder.
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| w. IL. Farnum made a trip to Eagle
Thursday to take charge of the burial
of VIM. Johnson, well known Eagle
county resident, who passed away Wed
nesday. Deceased is survived by
wife and four children.
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The funeral of the late Mrs. p C.
Thurmond was held Sunday afternoon
at the Methodist church, Rev. VIM.
Pepper conducting the services. Many
floral offerings attested the high es-
TEEN in which deceased was held.
Mrs. H. H. French left last week for
La Veta, Colorado, where she was
called by the illness of her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Henry French. Word re-
ceived after her departure states that
Mrs. French is improving rapidly.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Sparks returned
to their ranch near New Castle Thurs
day after month spent at Iowa points.
They were recently called there by the
illness OF Mr. Sparks mother who
passed away shortly after he reached
her
States Telephone and Telegraph com
pany will bring his force of men up
from the Grand Junction country this
week and begin the work of moving
the telephone line up the Glenwood
canon.
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M. j. Mayes, director of the music
for the soldiers and sailors reception
rext Saturday, announce rs that all per
sons who VIII participate in the sing
lng al that t.me meet for practice ut
Eagles aall Monday evening at S
o 'clcgk
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Benson arrived
h"re tine first of the week and are Wis
iting their relatives at Shoshone and
Mrs. BensoD's sister, Mrs. Harry Hill
of this city. Mr.. Benoon was recently
discharged from the service at Camp
Funston and is as yet undecided as to
where he will locate in the future.
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Ernest Surber of Carbondale aDl
Mrs. Grace Surber recently of Indian
apol.s, Indiana, were united in mat |
rimony Thursday, Justice VIM. Il. Pings
officiating. Mr. Surber has for the
past year been employed at Cedarhurst,
the ranch of A. j. Dickson near Crystal
Springs. The bride is the widow Of
the groom's brother and this made a
change in name unnecessary.
Supervisor j. A. Blair of the White
River forest was on yesterday morn
lng's train, returning to Glenwood
Springs from an official visit to Will
liams Fork and Hayden. He wanted to
stop off to attend the ski carnival, but
was unable to do so, for his presence
was required at headquarters, as the
forest offices are being moved today to
the new federal building just completed
in enwood.-Routt County Sentinel.
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The postofrice equipment has arrived
and is this week being installed in the
new federal building. The business in
the new building will start next Tues