The Glenwood post., 1919-11-01
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. LOCAL NEWS .
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Mrs.. Axel Nelson had her tonsils re.
moved at the Glenwood sanitarium
last Saturday.
Ralph Moore had his tonsils rsmoy-
Cd st the Glenwood sanitarium Thurs
day morain9.
Miss Ethel Clarke underwent An op-
eration for appendicitis at the Glen
wood sanitarium Sunday.
Nrs. Clara Smith returned to Glen
wood this week after . visit Of three
weeks with friends in Leadville.
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Nm. Gold[e Stuart and Miss Flor
ence Rounds attended the Masquerade
ranch at Silt last night (Friday).
]. E. Crooke and H. W. Tomlinson
returned home Monday from Mseker,
where they were in attendance 1t the
funeral Of Mrs. Tomlinson.
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Roy l.. Roberts of Kremmlirg, Col
orado and Miss Maud Adams of Dill
lon, Colo, obtained a marriage license
from the county clerks office Thurs
day, October 30.
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]. F. Mullinger, father of Mrs. L.
vi Ward returned home this week
from Michigan, where he has been
visiting for the past two months. Mr.
Nullinger has been quite sick since lis
return to Glenwood.
John Simpson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Simpson of Garfield creek was
operated for appendicitis at the sani
tarium Wednesday. The following day
his sister, Jane underwent an opera
ton for the same trouble.
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Mrs. John Ritter and family this
week moved from the Pratt bungalow
the Park residence on Colorado ave-
Sae and. Ninth street, which was re-
Gently vacated by C. H. King and fam
lily.
You will have an opportunity to
meet the best teachers of Westera
Colorado in the association to be held
at Grand Junction next week. The
mossbscks and misfits in the profession
will be blighting plastic minds in un-
fortunate communities elsewhere.
N. N. Hubbard and family left We'd
nesdAy for their home in Davenport,
Iowa, after spending the summer at
their summer home Hnbbsrd's Cas-
tles," near Carbondale. Mr.. Hubbard
expects to return shortly and super.
wise tho shipment Of his cattle to mar.
ket.
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:. The &. J. Daley aud G. w. Barker
families this week moved from the "
into town. Mr.. and Mrs. Daley have
taken the Starbuck house ON south
Grand avenue and the Barker family
have rented the Miller house on Lin.
coin avenue.
No community Is q safe place in
-uh;rh <c ~no, .hild,on ,,ul>.. IL. ta~ sh.
ers attend great meetings like the as-
sociation to be held at Grand Junction
next week will be, and NO gesd teach
or should teach in . school whore the
board Of education does not make it
possible for them to sttend.
Amos Ralston this week sold the
house 1t the head of Palmer avenue,
and which is occupied by Erie Hub
bard and family, to Mrs. Mary Foug-
: nier Of Peach Valley Mrs. Fougnie-
alr5 purchased another house of Mr..
Ralston on Pitk,n avenue, which is be-
ing occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. ". ].
Frost.
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George F. Hughes and Miss F7ossie
J. Hetheney, both Of Eagle were unit
Cd in marriage Thursday at the Meth
odist parsonage, Rev: VIM Pepper Of
ficiating. Mr.. Hughes. has been en-
ployed on the Johnson ranch near Ea
gle, and the couple will make their
:. home ON another ranch owned by the
johnson brothers on Gypsum creek.
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!. Mrs. l.. F. Conley returned home
Thursday morning from Salt Lake
City, where she went to meet her SIS
ter, who was enroute to California