The Glenwood post., 1920-02-28

Mrs. Carrie Van Hook il able to DO
out again after long siege Of the flu.
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Fred Shehi of Basalt was q bu.i1ess
visitor in Glenwood the first Of this
week.
8. Loren Clark, who has been seri-
ously i'll with the flu is rapidly i'm
proving.
T., II. Shutc, superintendent Of the
Colorado Power company spent seve. al
days in Gleuwood the first of the weak
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Carl Hedriek of Grand Valley re-
turnei to lis home Tuesday alter
spending few days here on business
matters.
Mrs. Rose Frazier returned to ner
home at Eagle Tuesday having recov-
cred from her recent operation at the
Glenwood sanitarium.
Did you get that expected ruby ring
Christmasf If not you may now find
! a good assortment from which, to make
selection at j. W. RAWLES, the
jeweler.
| The Glenwood fire department this
. week received two gas masks, which
they have purchased for use by the
! men WIN are obliged to enter burning
buildings etc
The Glenwood friends of Miss May
lime Holmes, daughter of H. j..
Holmes of this city were surprised to
learn this week of her marriage on
New Years day in Santa Anna, Cali
fornia to Jack Henderson of Los
Angeles. Mrs Henderson has the con-
gratulations of her many friends here.
A jolly time was had at the high
school last Friday evening when the
Big Sisters society gave another of
their monthly parties. After an even
ing happily spent with various games
delicious refreshments were served to
the Big and Little Sisters.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jeffe1s of
Eagle are the proud parents Of twins,
a boy and girl, which arrived at
their home in Eagle Monday. Mrs. J.
]. sHeisler, mother of Mrs. LETTERS is
with her daughter and reports the
mother and babes getting along nicely
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Miss Emma Sullivan came up from
Grant Junction to spend the week end
visiting her college friend, Miss Cath
crime Mc\uny but on account Of the
blockade Of rains her visit was pro
ionged antil Tuesday morning. Miss
school.
Joseph I. Dobey was before The
county court Thursday afternoon on g
charge of insanity, preferred by Viii
liam Gardner, also of Grand Valley
The evidence was not sufficient to war
rant the court in holding the defend
ant, and he was again set at liberty
This was not Dobey's first appearance
in court as a defendant.
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John Kissee, a patient at the county
hospital for the past two years, dice
at that institution last Wednesday, a
the age of Sc years, death being due
to heart failure. Mr.. Kissee was for
merly a resident of the Grand Valley
country and was a brother of Willie
Kissee who died about twelve year,
ago. Deceased was bachelor anc
leaves no relatives in this country, but
has brother and a sister in Arkansa )
Burial was in the Glenwood cemeter,
Friday afternoon.
The many Glenwood friends of Ran
dali Burns were shocked to learn Of
his death last Sunday evening at hi
hone on Divide creek, death being
caused by pneumonia following an at
tack of the flu. lie is the Sol of Mr.
and Nrs. B. Fl. Burns Of Divi.e creel
and besides his parents is sirr'ved b,
Que Younger brother and brother
Ernost, who was attending school a
Omaha, Nebraska, all of whom at,ss'i
ed the funeral which was he'll in Riff
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