The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1920-01-31

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being incapacitated by tho prevailing
epidemic.
Mrs. @. W. F,ravert has been called
to Rifle to help care for her son-in-
law, Lewis Love, who is suffering from
the flu.
Mrs. Ralph Stowel after a brief
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smart of Cardiff, has returned to her
home in Amarillo, Texas.
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John Helford has been very i'll this
week at the home of his sister, Mrs.
A. 8. Baxter. He is very low at this
time, with little prospect Of recovery.
Russell Burdge Writes his parents
that he is now employed in the govern.
ment ship Yards at Mare Island, Vallejo
California. He says he likes the work
very much.
John Duplice Of Grand Valley was
in Glenwood Wednesday, on trip
with his father, VIM. Duplice, to the
mining property of the latter in the
Fulford district in Eagle county.
G. f. Cole has gone to the Vinton
ranch on Cattle creek to take care Of
the stock left helpless by the enforced
absence of Mr.. Vinton, due to the great
loss he has sustained in the death Of
his wife.
T. w. (JackI Din. .in-e he printer
at the office Of t. -legranl-Reveille
of Rifle was :, business ,..itcr in this
city On Mondey rf this week and while
here stopped in for shop talk at
This office.
Miss Josephine Lameraux entertain
ed at her home on Pitkin avenue last
Friday evening in honor of her birth
day. A very enjoyable time was had
by all according to reports which reach
this office.
Before Justice Rice last Saturdav
George Ferguson answered to a charge
of killing a fawn, by pleading guilty
and paying a fine of one hundred and
costs, amounting to something more
than $125, all told.
Leorner Clark of Grand Valley, who
has been at the Glenwood sanitarium
for some time taking treatment for
rheumatism, was able to return to his
home Thursday morning. He was ac-
companied by his wife.
Ed Wolf, conductor on the Aspen
branch of the D. & R. G., suffered a
chill while at Aspen last Tuesday and
returned from his run and went at
once to his home and to bed with what
is apparently an attack of the flu.
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c. M. Jennings of Rife writes the
Post from Hot spIires, Arkansas, where
he is fast sepa' ating himself from
case If rheumatism. He wants tn.
Post se:,t to him while he remains IN
that great bafh.ng emporium.
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Mrs. C. R. Mccarthy who suffered a
severe attack of pneumonia the first of
the week, is considerably improved at
this writing and her many friends who
were greatly concerned about her Tues
day and Wednesday are now hopeful
for her rapid recovery.
Mrs S. l.. Clark was last week oper-
ated for appendicitis at the Glenwood
sanitarium. Mrs. Clark is counted
among the pioneers of Garfield county
and in her girlhood days was known
as Miss ''Pet" Ferguson, daughter of
MI, and Mrs. George Ferguson of Silt
and owners of the wellknown Ferguson
ranch and orchard, but later known as
the Hasley ranch.
Much has been said about the con
tagious character Of the prevailing
malady which we call the "flu," and
while the doctors would probably be
arguing the matter pro and con, but
for the fact that they are devoting
all their time and effort to the more
important task of saving our lives, we
beg to suggest that in the outlying
country districts where there has been
but little or no coming and going, the
microbes have made their appearance.
in some instances attacking whole
families Mt almost the same time.