The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-03-20
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J. G. Broemser Of Grand Junction
transacted business in Glenwod TUGS.
day of this week.
Leon Clough and Bern England of
Rifle were Glenwood visitors Eednes-
day. ~
Miss Beatrice Mccoy is enjoying
two weeks vacation from her work in
the Weir Department store.
Mrs E. j. Koran and daughter, Hell
en- returned home Wednesday from
Rifle, where they had been visiting
relatives and friends.
| Joe Blossom has purchased the E.
A. Dow house Oh Cooper avenue and
will move into the same about the
first of the month.
g. E. Watson of the L.. Florman
Mercantile company at Pueblo was
calling on customers in Glenwood on
Wednesday of this week.
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Stanley Curtis departed Thursday
morning for Longmont, Colo, where he
will make an extended visit with his
apnt, Mrs. Albert johnson.
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VIM. Brennan has been transferred
from the local post office to the post
office in Denver and expects to leave
the latter part of the week for his new
work.
Miss Fav Jefferson, daughter of Ollie
Peterson OF Eagle was brought to the
Cienwood santa rium last Friday. and
underwent an operation for apper III
citis
The first band practice of the sea-
son was held last evening at the City
Hall. A variety of instruments were
ia evidence with promise of an IN
crease.
Mrs. Winifred Robinson departed
sunday for her new home at Scranton,
Veahsylvania, after making several
weeks visit in Glenwood at the home
of her father, E. E. Fordham
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The young ladies Sunday school
class Of the Methodist church were
pleasantly entertained last night at
the home of their teacher, Mrs. G. \.
Webb, on Colorado avenue.
Thos. ]. Fluharty, recently appoint
ed custodian of the Colorado Yule
Marble company at Marble was guest
at the Gallo home in this city several
days, returning to Marble Tuesday
morning.
County Assessor X. W. McGnirk re
Gently purchased the Mary McQuade
house on Cooper avenue, now occupied
by George Paine and family Mr..
McGurk will occupy the same In rhe
near future.
Mrs. F. W. Harris, who has been a.
the home of her daughter, Mrs. r. R.
Clark at 1114 Blake avenue, and dur,
ing her visit here fell and dislocatcd
her hip, was taken to her home at Silt
Thursday morning.
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Milton Wurtz of Rife Severely cut
his foot with an axe last Thursday
and on Friday was brought to the
Ulenwood shnitarium where the wound
was treated and the patient returned
20 his homo Wednesday, of this week.
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Miss Simmons, public health nurse,
spent Saturday and Sunday in Rifle
with two other public health nurses,
Miss Attride, the Rifle nurse and
Young lady, who is on her way to
Meekcr to serve Ms community nurse.
Mrs. R. W. Amspok"r. wife Of depu-
ty county clerk, this week received a
letter from her cousin, Carl Smith,
who is with the American forces in
the interior of Siberia. The letter
was written in December and states
that Mr.. Smith il wall, and that he is
expecting to move to the vladivostccls1
territory soon.
The public snle by George Blue Mt
the Stauffn1ef rantl above Car
dale la't Tuesday was :ot much vt .
success. .oNr af'rr ''r lcasLdcsi 'r,'c
Of the articles had been disposed of IL