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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
CAROLINE MATHILDE
HistOrisk Roman af
III. f. Ewald.

Et Triumvirat - Gudernes Yndling
= God bless the Queen - Zaire =
Hos Observation-Disclosures = Masker
En- KRrlighedsroman = Gour-
mand oliver Konferensraad - Paa
fredensborg - Et collegium politi-
cum De brutale Klappere - 1T
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

Dcn %fplgenoe Wforgea opertog Mgnes igien Mrbei-
set paa &ontoret. Sen 6glele al Ne6laaetbe6, Ser
fDlote benoes &ierte, beg otter bort. Mrbeioet bar be1=
oes @eoning % Greit UNDER Misrnooct.
81 flyer Mrbeioet;; nogen onoen Srpit bapoe Mgnes
heller life.
si5olfe bapoe piit,1ot bgrt op at br1tn11e og afbolbt
fig fro ollie ltobrl1o al l1taalnooigbeo, n1e1 ban tiltalte
beaoe frt1 iiGloen % bite tnge,1 %iDnoerlig sSnteresie
bperfen for benoes @erion el1er Sorger.
Nfargaretba be6bleb at tilbringe Dagen paa 9eDzss
gnaroe og forforteoe Sc la11ge elmer for Com beo 2es-s
ming og fit Sellfab. @un bar lite alene Cons @lG6e,
ule1, ipntes ogiaa at bore 5olfes. San bar alto peo
6aanbe11 for at bielpe benoe ITO al &ogne11, 11aar bum
eifer ct fort 8eigg paa 6iell6oba tom ti1bage.
gro6s alle bitre 5pleller, ion opIto0 / Mgnes' BrDt,
%forfbonot %allieepel geoloaetbeoe1 i benoes Siel, og
2ipet forefom benoe n1inore tlngt og i%prgeligt.
Set bar, Tom on en- %bemn1elig 0sagt | benoes eget
6ierte otter oplibe6e benoes @nergi.
On Nften %orbeibeoe bum lengere eno %ieobanlig pao
ao11toret.
Sum fplte oltio Ell pinlig Sfielpe,1, noar bum ifu1oe
eaa op til Com.
2eeen bapoe cog enoru life meooelt Som oen ipr-
aeli9e giterretring, at ban for iteoie n1ilteoe Sp11et
pno oct bpire Sic.
ag11es fienote 8rooerens, @ino og %fornbioa, at b1n
OuUe uluOluYc utltNt VttUutItAIt !tO 9tfltYycO.
9a Dottoren tioliet paa gftermiooaeen %fierneoe fig,
bnr Agnes goaet It's til bant o9 bap6e ipurgt, b%boreoes
9om bar tilmooe, og 90 bapoe 2pgen iparet:f
"&a1 er aloeles ro1e16e, men ieg baober, at 6rgfen
Nnrgaretba ifaI britse bonn til 5ornlft. SUN bar
flor geogt oper bam."
ssSa, Nfaugaretba bapoe 0tagt ODER ollie.
Mgnes be116te be6repet tilbage til fin Suit.
gun trptfeoe Saanoen moo lit urolige &ierte og
Stliteoe at f1m1e forage al ben Misunoelie, ion pi1te
benbe, men bum formaae6e set lite.
A1le bapoe Mareoretba taget fra beroe, oe bbis man
nlisebel biloe iammenligne ben 6engipenbeo, begge
uRreoe for en- og famine Nerion, bpor meget ~itprfere
na}aa Mgnes 90 lite line Gplelfer at bore.
%essnoerlig &iarligbeo og ct brGnoenoergnlf ON at
maatte lebe for ben, mon elifeoe, bar altloa intel.
Agnes fblte 8looet brnn6e i fine s@inber, % bun
bapoe, n1eoens oisie 9anfer fiji gie1nem Sobebet, bpiet
FIG e'1onu oDbere oper 8oge1, ion1 bun ifrep / 1,pioen6e
ON, at 6olfe, Tom o9ioo peoblep at arbeioe soner Sen
1Gopar1lige Sio, %betragteoe ben6e n1e6 et. 5ioeblif:
Da- Golte enoeligs iorIoo @ontoret, Iaaoe ban til
@narosforlen:
Gut &ontoropren at moo @ooroet. ~S6srgfe,,en
aa'tfer lelb 2an1pen % luffer Dbren til Erappen."
0ner Agres' aniigt flei ct 2psgIint. Sun tnuftte:
San foritoo altiaa, at leg biloe blipe."
ct ibngt emil iaas poo be1oes tiunffe6e Sober, oa
$enne1 ilebe raif ben 90 @opiret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
1868 Slider; % Kapitler.
IS Cents.

K@rlighedshof - Halslgs Corning
= Dronningen lider ct Nederlag-
En- Hindring som fjernes = De sid
ste Dispositioner - Kehraus -
Adieu. Madame! = De rode Roser
= Hos den d1de = We'd Fuglestan-
gen Eksekutionen - 1 Celle.
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uiBf Hin Anfrkjen-
nrisr, BkanPr ikkr.
lDr. Sranf Cranes editorial, ober.
lat al Sacob Sc. Meper).

FlOr. Srat1t Cranes editorial, ober=
lat al Sacob g. Meper).
&os er al6rig belt ltfortjem.
Seer lite ba1ge. Sngen 8aa,1b
Dor nogeniin6e peret bru6t paa
|@runo al 8rnger al paaifipnnenoe
8emprf1inger.
@ier en- 8%egDnoelie. Solo benz
frem. Du tan neppe fontme 6or-
bin6elie me6 11ogen ltben at 11GDne EN-
eller a,t6en Sing bGr6t at a1befale.
Som frem meo set, % ON Ser trGn=
ger fig frem en- eIler onoen &ritif, lao
bet gaa tilbage igien; on on fpler ct
|ialt eller il1rt Or6 i Struben, ibplg
oct neb.
@bor itor og Cos er lite 6enne
b11nolpie 8ebol6er, Tom fuller alt
bette "al6rig 1,btalte". Den er bort
2ins @ebennaool, bpor 6e brenote
Setter al Dor l1fierligbe0 ligger.
9n er fr1lb al boaoe penlige Sa11=
fer % 0rb, tim bar set life gaaet op
for Dig bpor fl,l6, fpr on begpnote at
tale. 2ag life Sinoringer / 8eien for
oine beimo0ige Smpulier. 2ao Sill
6en aabnes for bin &os.
.6or oenne &erber, ful6 al Menne-
ifebierter, er itepet og teritig. De
fleite MGno og 4bin6er goor omtring
grebne al en- nuoiluffelie Grit. Me11=
neite=Senner og -Dptre ipgner ben.af
Mangel paa &aaifisnnelie.
@ib Dem &o11o og la6 Dem fele Ben
Imiloe &egn al Dine opmuntrenoe 0r6.
2do Duggen al Dine b%eunbren6e 8lif=
fe % parme Smil 11oen 6orifiel faloe
paa retfproige % ,1retferoige.
2@ al 5orptfling bere op, imil!
&t Mmerifanere er b%eipnoerlige. 81
bar &ierter blp6e iom BOTS, f1l6 al
+eoelmooige SdIelier, bungrige efter
at biplpe Dor Melte, mer oil paa ii11s
gen Moaoe inorpmme Set.
Seq bar baltoret / 8Dens ga6er i
Ell eniom felenoc 5inositemningo % I
enbper 5orbigaaenoes Aniigt iggt Ell
ter ct penltgt @enneifeblif, men set
bar triit og 1tirren6e. Set bar fun ct
Eiefalt % ct burtigt tilbageDen0e116e
Silt. &pinoerne iaa ilet life paa mig.
Sum Ell eller to al Wfrs. @ar6ers
8rofesfton. 90 oct bar unoret mig,
ON oet life er ben ifiare @niombeb
fun at srife at ie ct lpit Mniigt, enoog
ON oct moatte figbes, %. life t1ogen
Song til 2aiten,. iom fgrert Nenb /
6orbinoelie meo bisle Cummings
bpsner.
Gbi sialene fipbes meo @enlig=
beo. G1bper hjertelig Mine, on BIZ
Ter Ell Mano, gtper Dig gie1roomsret
It'll en- 8art al bans Si9I.
9l mig bprer Sc Soft, leg bar ell
ifet ON tim for ct Djeblif. Sc uo-
gier min Gienoom. Seq eier Dem.
Seq bar ingen @ier6omsret til min
&engepllng.
"Den bar min, Ben ersbal,s % bar
baret 9nitnoers Slaoe". Seq eier
lite nit &,1s, mine Mgbler og 8ille-
Der, nei, heller lite min egen &uitrlt,
iom leg er loplig bunoet til, belle.
lite 8grnene, unotagen foriaabibt at
leg elifer Dem.
Ser tan fun titles Ell 9iemmel og
Gororing / Sielenes 6orgaaro. Set
er &%ierli9beo. Set er g aaifienne1ie.
&pilfen iom BELT cling eller bbilfGt
iom BELT @erion ! oenne @erben til
berer ben enc, iom paaifi91ner set,
bam eller benoe. S11gen a,1oen 6or=
bring bill itaa for ben .bpie &et.
O9 leg eier life Dem, iom letter
9}rf2 f>nn r1fn cNn nfp1. t11fn No4 or
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

Anden Bog:-Fuglesang og Krigs-
DON = Vel mddt = Guds Moders
Yndling - S~vogerskab = Fredl@s-
Brudt = N9glet redes nd til Enden
= Judica-~Nat - Te Deum lauda-
mus Forst0dt - Under Egen. =
kOngens Knabe = Den sidste Dyst.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

FSrste B0g:-Broder Stefan - Nat
tevagt - Haarde Vilkaar - KNAPP
G@stfrihed = Lurtoner - Folkets
Mand - Aage Stigsdn holder paa
Skaftet og svnrger - Kvelning -
Aage Stigspns Forlover Bag st@r-
Ike Mure.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
JENs GLoB DEN HAARDE

Paa sjprring Fru Gro - Mar
grethe Esgesdatter Hr. Buris og
liden Kirsten-Jens gaar sin skeb-
ne 9. mode strenge Tider Pan
tebrevet -Hjemkomsten - Biskop
Oluf barer Sejren hjem - Biskop
O1uf gpr Skridtet fuldt I'D = En-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
5uttttpHuttttPtt.
Al uxrr pllpr tkkf uxrr.
Sortelling
Marie sopbie sebmart5.
(GortiaD.

i26)
gn Dag, 90 Me1,es ip1,rgte, ON bun ifuloe fortiatte
at IeIe al en- 8og, Margoretbo bapoe l9it bit at, 1bo.
rene bon:
1Joritaon mig; SIN Stemtne lpoer iaa ensforrtig;
bu piloe blot %foritprre oct ~bebaeelige %SSnotrpf, gsorgo-
retbns 2esning bor giort paa mig"
8roberens Sro imerteoe ben6e. SUN git no at 9Sp-
rel5et n1e6 9inene fuloe al Eaarer. SSalen ltoo Solte
n1eo ct 8rep / Saa16en.
"ssseg bar bapt @iterret1ting ira Deres 8rooer,
foqoe ban % rate benoe 5fripelien. "&or maa blipe
en- llae %Ipngere, enc ban bab6e tGnft fig"
Spao gioroe set Mgnes 11, 90 Mrtbnr bar bleben
fan %fora,,oret. Sa1, bar reiit uoen at iige beroe ct tip
fhnoe Oro, og ban piloe fomnle .igien noen at ipbrge,
om1 bum les Sorg eller ei. Ngnes lpite 8repet.
Nogle 5ormaliteter bolot Mrtbur tilbage ! &opeoita-
be1,. Son boo &icbaroion an1nooe &1u1oern ON enon1
Ell l1ee at billie o%pertage bans 8laos paa &ontoret og
l,tteoe rleb sen 6oriitring, at BON peo iii, &iemfontit
pi1oe isee at inobente oe1 9iaI Ser por gaaet til.
I. Agnes COB 6olfe 8repet tilbage.
"&aptainen bebgper Gem lite mere" iagoe 6olfe,
men ieg treneer meget til Deres @iGlp. Nl1ten paa
ao,rtoret penter."
Mgnes iaa paa bant.
9enoes &in6er blep parnne, % Saarerne, ion1 bang
i Dienbrpnene, bleb %iiobenoe Der; Sc leb lite neo 40
Rin6erne.
Seq ifal begpnoe at arbeioe %in1oreen," iag6e bun.
SSolfe trpffe6e benoes 9aa1b.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
vALDEMARSToCET
aistorisk Roman fra Diet fjortende
Aarhundrede af III. F. EWald.

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
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Hlstorlsk Roman al d.. r. EWald. 34 Slider; % Kapitler.
Ftrde Opag. Pris 65 Gents.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

Forsmag paa Himmeriges Glmder-
F1ugt = Code Rad - Miraklet -
Redeg4relse - Paa Riberhus - En-
RSst fra Craven - Are or Skam
= Velkomst - Bud fra Bgrglum-
HOvedkulds Rad - Ventetid - I
Hvidbjerg Kirke - Jens Glob fuld-
f9rer sit Vark.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

knud GyIdenstjerne
512 Slider; As Kapitler.
Femte Oplag. $1.0O.
Tidsbillede fra Diet femtende
Aarhundrede at H.'F. Ewald.

INDHOLD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-08-13

seq oil mi Qr9oe 1g,sMgi1eS, pg Dpre, DpOr ntegett
&iarligbeo Oft Sierte RUNNER for mig, % ont BET fon
betau @rgben peo at pioe, at ieg lite bar bqret iaale=
6es, io1 leg bartroet og baqbet,. at leg bar.
Ser fulgte MI en- lang, en- neget lang 5amtale. Sir
thur gioroe gebe lite blot for fine egne &anolinger,
men cit tilbage til ben. aIIer tgrite, beorppelige Marfae
til 6or9lore,les l1biIlie mob Magoaleue @icbarbjon
% benoes Barn. IS
81 anfer BET lite for oct rette 9ieblif til at gigre
2aiere1t 0enne 9ilitaaelie, met, opietter BET til a1:
gere ben. .
Staten bar ffreben frern, % set Ieo as Msorgenen
90 agnes troaote inb fit Sopepereie.
Sun bar faa sbleg, at ben0eS ~1oIeenoe blep beSligt
Sfin paa @ienIta1oene / oct lille gRrelie.
On 2au1pe brenote poa geatboroet og faIteoe ct ipagt
On 5eltieng bar bIeoe,t lat op ltge ober for @gnes
Seag, og ben fob Margoretba.
Manes itaneoe % betragteoe set ffriite % bIomltt
ren6e Nllitgt: @bert Gref tolte ON 5Sreo % &c. Scar:
garetba bar mi treoiues @dr. men 8ioe1@ pg 8egtpen.
beoer11e bopoe lite ~efterIoot r1inoffte Spor, i&inoen pa1
lige faa fDloig, 6uoet ltge lao giennemiigtig, BET rige
Soar lige faa pppigtt % Mru1enes lige ffnn rl,1oe ior1 pei
9Dbeaarsaloeren NgneS. ffto6 lRnge b~eniunfen / Be
b tragtni1gen al betne- sffiignbeb, ffou bar bleban lfor
anoret. perionligea Miigu11oelie tong, og bun
ipllrgtesiig Jeff, bDorleoes BET piilbe pore bIebet,. bpis
Natl1rel baDbe begaDet betoe 11eo Margoretbus &oraf.
tee 90 Sino. &unsbeDeoe filfioiit 8Hiffffet, Der falo1
mob peiilet Iigeg oDer ffor, % bun 81 fffrafftfeoeg for SCI SCI
Billeoe, io111 BET nlpotes beR oessg Iif d.
ll5orAs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
Our Usual Convenient Credit
Terms


MA BE APPLIED ITO ANY PURCHASER MADE DURING THIS SALE ASA ALL OTHER TMEsA SMALL DEPNHAr wET ME OF
PURCHASE DELIVERS YOUR FUMTUEn IMMEDIATELY TO YOUR HOME SMALL REMTTANTsN WEEKLY OR MoNH&
L PMMNnsR ENABLE YOU PAY FOR YOUR FURNITURE sYoUo WIN AND EwoYT III usEoFHT HssHOuD BE FUR
THEIR nuNmE FOR NEWLY wEDEDY UGF Ks Toc0H IN AND CHOOSE AL THE FURNITURE THE wIBNEN
TouMEMYF FURNISH THEIR HOME At M@Tc CONSIDERABLY OVER THAN THEYHD xETEDToPM
WE WISH MAKE EMPTNT THAT NO MTERw WHETHER YOU PURCHASE FOR CASH OR ON CREDIT TERMS YOU SAVE
MM THIS ENABLES ALL TO- AXE ADVANTAGE OF THE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES oHTRED WITHOUT THE NNEsnX 0X
LRGE INITIAL WAYO OF CMH NAM A.M98@F%6 So IL .@#S
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30

THE TIME TO STRIKE IS WHEN THE IRON is HOT. IF YOU
ARE IN NEED OF A LIVING ROOM SUITE IN A N AND VEL
OUR OR TAPESTRY, MoHAIR, OR DAMAsK UPHoLsTERING,
NOW is THE TIME FOR YOU TO COME IN AND CHOOSE, AT
PRICES THAT. MEAN A DECIDED SAVING OF 20% TO YOU.
IF YOU DESIRE A NEW BEDROOM SUITE, IN YOUR CHOICE
OF A. NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL PERIOD DESIGNS; IF YOU
ARE PLANNING ON REPLACING YOUR PRESENT DINING
ROOM SUITE WITH ONE MORE BEAUTIFUL AND MORE UP
1oDATE, BY ALL MEANS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE WON
DERFUL OPPORTUNITIES HERE. AND TO THOSE WHO
HAVE NO NEED FOR A COMPLETE SUITE, WE WISH TO
STATE THAT HUNDREDS OF BEAUTIFUL ODD PIECES,
SUCH AS CHAIRS, ROCKERS, DAvENPORTs, DINING Ia
BLEs. BUFFETs, ETC. ARE ALL REDUCED EXACTLY ONE
FIFTH FROM THE ORDINARY SELLING PRICE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30

THINE OF BEING ABLE TO PURCHASE A BEAUTIFUL BODY
BRUSSELS, OR ADMINISTER RUG, AS WE'LL AS A NUMBER
OF OTHERS, ALL IN THE LATEST PATTERNS AND TONES,
AT A SAVING OF EXACTLY 2oT. THIS YOU CAN DO BY
COMM IN AND CHOOSING NOW FROM ONE OF THE MOST
COMPLETE STOCKS OF FLOOR COVERINGS IN THE CITY.
TO IMPRESS YOU WITH THE AMOUNT THAT YOU CAN SAVE
DURING THIS SALE, LET US TAKE FOR EXAMPLE A PUR-
CHASE AMOUNTING TO $4,000. FROM THIS $4,000 YOU
DEDUCT 2o%, OR oNEFIFTH, BRINGING THE COST OF
YOUR PURCHASE DOWN TO $4,000 AND GIVING YOU A GEN.
UNE, SUBSTANTIAL SAVING OF $4,000. EXCEPTIONALLY
FINE FURNITURE VALUES, TOGETHER WITH THE RE-
THIS SALE DOUBLY ATTRACTIVE TO ALL HI DESIRE TO
HAVE THE BEST IN HOME FURNISHINGS.
The Glenwood post., 1920-02-21
FORMER DIVIDE CREEK
GIRL MARRIES

Word was received in Glenwood this
week of the marriage of Miss Edith
Marie Larson, formerly of East Di.
vide creek to John Lewis Speed Of
Boulder, February 10, 1920 at Denver,
Colorado.
Mrs. Speed is the daughter of the
late G. p. Larson and was born and
raised on East Divide creek and until
recently made her home at that place.
She has been attending Colorado Bust
ness College at Boulder where she met
her husband. Mrs. Speeds Divide
and best wishes for a happy welded
life.
The Glenwood post., 1920-02-21

Foy Scott will leave this evening for
Glenwood Springs, where he will take
the vapor baths. Mr.. Scott has been
i'll for the past Is months suffering
from the effects of scarlet fever, con.
tracted while in the service of the
United States.-Grand Junction News.
= = -
v. R. Sharp returned Thursday from
the Frank Smith or old Crane ranch
near Carbonate, where he has been
doing some carpenter work for several
weeks. He was accompanied BY Mr..
and Mrs. Smith and daughter, who
spent the cay in Glenwood doing some
trading.
Mrs. l.. b. Brown has been in New
Castle the past week caring for her
friend, Mrs. l. W. Patch, who has been
seriously i'll with the influenza. The
latest reports are that Mrs. Patch is
now out of danger and is slowly I'M
proving.
- - -
Mrs. { I.oesch who has been here
caring for her husband, who has been
i'll with the influenza went to Silt on
Thursday and returned the following
day accompanied by her children IS
SION as Mr.. Loesch is able the family
will move 10 their ranch near Carbon
dale.
y y ~
The GlcnSOod sanitarium, through
Howard ToIrey have recently been
outfitted with the best Simmon, hos
pital beds made. Every room now con-
tains one of these beds, win the fin.
est new hal. mattresses which makes
it almost II pleasure to Lc i.i in one Of
these com, table beds. This, wish
the new wall decorations a1es one OF
the most attractive and up to date in
situations Of this kind i'll the state.
The Glenwood post., 1920-02-21
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to- express our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends and neigh
bors for the kindness, sympathy aud
assistance rendered us during the sick
ness and death of our loved one, also
for the beautiful floral tributes.
s. LOREN CLARK
ETHEL CLARK
+. M. STOBAUGH and Family
K. r. CLARK shd Family
j. l.. CLARK
The Glenwood post., 1920-02-21

Bill Brennan has been quite ill the
past week with an attack of flu.
WIN. Miner and Ernest Often of Silt
were visitors 20 Glenwood Wednesday
r. W. Amspoker and family spent
Sunday visiting their former home in
New Castle.
j. c. Sparks and son, Walter Sparks
of New Castle were among the out Of
town visitors Tuesday of this week.
u y y
". G. Peck of Rifle was county
seat visitor Sunday and Monday of
this week.
Bert Tibbetts and Perry futile were
up from their respective ranches on
Canon creek Tuesday.
Fritz Schiller, who is employed at
Rifle spent Sunday in Glenwood visit
ing his family.
= y y
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Harris of Silt
We're in Glenwood this week visiting
their daughter, Mrs. R. R. Clark.
l.. K. Rust departed last Friday
morning for Wichita Falls, Texas
whore he has accepted a position for
the railroad company at that place.
= = -
Miss Katherine Gilmer departed Gu
Monday for Montrose, where she is
employed N the post Office, after a
three weeks visit in Glenwood with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gilmer.
Mrs. R. p. Coulter of Garfield creek
returned to her home Tuesday after
spending a week in Glenwood visit
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs. r..
r. Wall.
+. M. Stobaugh came up from Di.
vide creek Monday, having been call
ed here by the death of his sister, Mrs.
S. L. Clarke, whose remains he accom-
panied 70 Rifle 4. Tuesday s ::
John V. hewitt returned to Glenwocd
Saturday night and resumed his duties
the first of the week as teacher in the
high school after spending short visit
vt his home in Monte Vista.
= = y
Misses Rrth and Jane Peabody re-
turned to Glenwood Tuesday night to
resume their school duties, after a
few weeks visit with their father, W.
ii. Peabody, who is employed by the
Davis Drug company at Leadville.
Mrs. Peabody will remain in Leadville
for a time with her husband.
The Glenwood post., 1920-02-21

Dr.. Riddle, eye, ear, ness aaA throat
specialist. Glassss fitted. Citizens
Bank building.
Mrs. W. R. Lee returned Monday
night from California, where she has
been visiting for the past few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Il. Lucas have re-
turned home from pleasant trip to
California.
Mrs. Ida BONES and son Walter of
Denver were in Glenwood last Satur-
day, the guests of Mrs. Fred Kaiser.
Mrs. Catherine Curtis has been i'll
the past week and unable to attend
school. Mrs. C. A. Montandon has been
teaching her room during her absence.
Mrs. Jeune and daughter, Maude, of
New Castle spent last Saturday in
Glenwood visiting Mrs. Jeune's daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry Walz.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Vickers, who
have been visiting for several weeks at
the home of Mrs. Vickers brother, Sam
Clark departed Tuesday afternoon for
their home in Missouri.
= - -
+. A. Dow is able to be about the
streets this week, after wrestling with
the flu for the past three weeks. He is
still very weak and wobbly, but is slow
ly gaining his former strength.
y y y
The local fire department was call
ed out Monday evening to extinguish
a blaze in the roof of the office of the
Kendrick cottages on River Front,
caused by live sparks from the chin
ney.
Theodore Kruger of the White River
forest office departed Tuesday for Gyp-
sum, to remain few days on business
and from there go to Denver to attend
q conference of Forestry men to be
held in the capital city next week.
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DR.. Il. N. Edgerton, district superin-
tendent of the Grand Junction district
If the Methodist church delivered an
interesting sermon last Sunday mora
ing at the Methodist church in this
citv. after which he held the second
quarterly conference.
Dorothy Shores of Carbonate, who
had been bothered with her eyes fol-
some time, came to Glenwood last Mon
day to have this trouble looked after
J. w. Rawles refracted the case, pre-
scribed glasses and Miss Shores return
ed to her home Tuesday seeing the
world in different light.
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Mortician W. H. Farnum was called
to Eagle Wednesday night to prepare
the body of George Brown, who died q
few hours previous of acute indiges
ton. 1t will be remembered that Mr.
Brown was a few years ago employed
as butcher for H. o. Switzer grocery
His step-daughter, Mabel Fox YVES
buried the day before Mr.. Brown Is
death.
The Glenwood post., 1920-02-21
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Mrs. Jerome French and sister, Miss
Mary Quinn left the first of the week
for short visit in Denver.
John Wilson Of the Hotel Glenwood
hae returned from visit to his stock
ranch near Steamboat Springs.
Mike keough was able to return to
his home Saturday, following a recent
operation at the Glenwood sanitarium.
Mrs. Ike Winsleet of Meeker gave
birth to an s'pound boy at the Glen.
wood sanitarium last Saturday.
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Clarence Barker, heretofore employ
ed by the stanage Motor company has
opened garage at s2l Cooper avenue.
Robert Carter of Gypsum underwent
an operation for growth ON his face
at the Glenwood sanitarium Thursday.
Mrs. George Ethel of Eagle was
brought to Glenwood Tuesday and un.
derwent an operation for appendicitis
Edward Purcell and Miss Elsie Gam
bill, both of Rifle were issued a mar
riage license at the county clerks of
flee Wednesday of this week.
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J. I. Carey, after making two
weeh' visit in Glenwood with hi.
grandmother, Mrs. v. R. Sharp loft
Thursday for his home in Marble.
Ed Oberto is improving and putting
in shape the vacant room in the Ever.
EFT building and will soon. use the
same as an automobile sales room.
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Attorney J. W. Mcehan came down
from Red Cliff Wednesday evening
and Thursday morning went up to As
pen to argue a motion in the district
court.
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Mrs Elizabeth Gibbs was able to re
turn to the home of her aunt, Mrs
George Kelker Sunday after two
weeks stay at the Glenwood sanitar
ium with broken arm.
Joe Uddick, miner at South Canor
was brought to the Glenwood sanitar
ium this week suffering with a bat
case of pneumonia. At this writing
he is out of danger.
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Keough's Kash and Harry store il
now located in it's new quarters soutl
of the Paramount Theater in the build
ing recently vacated by Allen & Per
sano.
| John Amicarilla, a miner at Sunligl
was brought to the Glenwood sanitar
ium last Saturday suffering with se
we're cut in the leg. He is now on tn,
improve.
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| Lewis Barnes, son of DR.. and Mrs
l.. A. Barnes of Silt was able to leav
! the GlenwoOf sanitarium Monday ant
return with his mother to their hom,
| in Silt.
Chas. Trector departed Thursday af
| ternoon for st. Louis. He will return
in about week with his little son FL,
gene, WHO has for the past six month
been receiving treatment for infantil
paralysis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Prime ant
daughter, Mildred departed yesterday
morning for California where they vii
remain for several weeks. Mr. Prn
is just recuperating from an attack G
the flu and makes the trip to tn
warm climate state in the hopes .ha
his health will be improved.
1t will be of interest to the early
day settlers of Garfield county tc
know that Mrs 8. L. Clark who died il
Gienwood last Sunday was prior to he,
marriage, Miss Maria (Pet) Ferguson
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs George Fer
Suson of the Ferguson, now the Hasle
ranch at Silt. The pioneers of hi
county are fast passing on and Their
are not many left who came to thi
county at as early date us did Mrs
Clark.
The Glenwood post., 1920-02-21
RANCHMAN WANTED

Want to employ a man to work on
small ranch. Comfortable and conven-
lent house and reasonable farm i'm
provements. Steady job to the right
man. Must have experience and repu-
tation for industry. Only man with
small family considered. References
required. Inquire at this Office.
The Glenwood post., 1920-02-21

w. ii. I'arnum was callcl to Eagle.
Monday to prepare the remains Of
Mabel Fox, 10 year old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown, now of
Eagle, but a few years ago residents
of Glenwood where Mr.. Brown was /,
employed as butcher for II. 0. Jwitzcr
About year ago Mabel received an
injury to her knee while wrestling '
with her brother, which later develop
cd into cancer of the bono ana caused :.
rr death.
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The p. Il. o. were delightfully."- enterv
tanned Tuesday afternoon at the hopie
of Mrs. r.. II. Tucker on Cooper avenue =
the hostess being Miss Mae Walter.
A good attendance and very pleas
ant afternoon are reported.