The Glenwood post., 1919-01-25

| MIS- +. Y. Ihurmond is very Ill this
week and her mother, Mrs. c.. c. Nc
Murphy, is at her bedside and her
father, who has been spending the win
ter in Phoenix, Arizona, has also been
summoned.
d. C. Belden, exchange manager of
the local telephone company, this week
attended the conference of the Noun
tain States Telephone and Telegraph
company's managers, which was held
at Grand Junction.
X. c. Callen went out to Denver Sat
urday evening to attend meeting of
the Colorado Board of Stock Inspection
commission, intending also, if time
would permit, to spend considerable
time at the big stock show.
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Rev. w. II. Rose of Aspen, Rev
Hutchins of Rifle and Rev. Basham of
Grand Valley were visitors to Glenwood
last Tuesday evening to enjoy the il
lustrated lecture by DR.. johnson, re-
turned missionary from China.
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Mrs. o. l.. Mccartney has received n
message announcing the arrival Of a
baby boy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
McCue at Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. %. Mrs.
McCue was Miss Iva Smith of Ruedi
Colo. Mr.. McCue is still in France.
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Mrs. Walter Hicks of Wyoming has
this week been visiting at the homes
of Mrs. Chas. Hughes of this city and
Mrs. John Hines of Cardiff. Mrs,
Hicks will be remembered as Miss Ger
trude Brewer, former Cardiff girl.
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District Superintendent E. N Edger-
ton of the Methodist church was
visitor to Glenwood last Tuesday even
ing, attending the illustrated lecture
at the local church by DR.. johnson on
the missionary situation in the far east.
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A. L. Gourley, an undertaken from
Meeker, spent Tuesday in Glenwood
while on his way to Denver to purchase
goods. Mr.. Gourley was once employed
| by w. II. Farnum of this city, but for
the past six years has been located In
Meeker.
Mrs. C. W. Smith entertained abou.
| fourteen young folks at dinner at her
home on Colorado avenue Wednesday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. X. V.
Smith and Rex Smith, who will soon
leave for Berwin, Colorado, to make
their home.
Quite a number of ears of potatoes
have been shipped out of the Carbon
dale district the past few weeks, and
while the prices are not as good as the
farmers would like, they recognize that
the time for spring work will soon be
here and they can load now better than
at later date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dow entertained
with turkey dinner on Tuesday The
guests were: Mrs. Hattie Fallen of
Chicago, Mrs. d. II. Kuehl of Grand
Valley, Mrs. Scanben of Basalt, Rev.
and Mrs. w. T. Stamp of New Castle,
Andrew and Annie Dow and Maste,
George McBirney.
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very interesting lecture and Ian
tern slide entertainment was given at
the Methodist church Tuesday evening
by Dr. Johnson, n returned missionary
from China. The stereoptican slides
emphasized the plan of the great Cen
tenary movement now being initiated
by the Methodist Episcopal church and
the Importance of carrying the gospel
to heather lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Sewell of Car
bondale went to Denver last Saturday
evening in response to a telephone mes
sage from their son, Robert, stating
that he is in the military hospital at
Aurora being prepared for an operation
for appendicitis. This young man was
gassed while on the battle front in
France, and was then brought to this
country and placed in recuperatior |
hospital in one of the southern states.
The Post has not heard the result Of |
the operation for appendicitis, at the
time we go to press.