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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-02

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Mr.. and Nm. ]. B. Denassers vsr,
vidboss frcn Sv Tuesday. Il
We psy 2se per dozen for egss
Cssh Groeesy. q
Crs1snne PsIy Pin avrss Si.ee
at Gol1sA Rale Btore.
Misses Helen and Frances Hops
HarHus were guests Of the J. L Bar
rys on trip 10 Paystts Tuesday.
Mn. Claude Polly. who has been
visiting her parents n Nampa. re-
turned home Monday.
Going to move? Call on Emmett
Dray 4 Trsnsfer Co., phone 2s2. and
get prompt and efficient service.
Mrs. Henry Obermeyer and Miss
Wagner were Boise visitors Saturday
and Monday. y
Let ~ remind jon that ws handle
nails and builders hardware. Citizens
Lumhse Co.
Dave Martin came over from the
ranch At Wilder on Sunday and his
wife and son will accompany him on
his return, to remain all summer.
Six good quality water glasses for
23c at Golden Rule Store Saturday At
2:30 p. m
Mr.. and Mrs. Ern Gibbons and fam
lily were over from Deer Flat Mon
day to spend the day with their aunt
Mrs Amelia DeClark.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson are
enjoying visit from their daughter,
Mrs. Pennington and baby of Sand
point, Idaho.
Eyes examined and glasses ground
to correct your visioo. l guarantee
satisfaction. w. F. Strother, En-
NETT, Idaho. Successor to ". ].
Easton.
Miss Gruber and Miss Whittemore
left Tuesday for their summer vaca-
tions, Miss Gruber going to her home
at Denver and Miss Whittemore to
Lincoln, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. WI C. Langroise leave
Friday by auto for Moscow to attend
the 18th annual commencement Of the
state university June 8, their son Will
liam H. being = member of the gradu-
ating class.
Order your strawberries from the
Cash Grocery.
Miss Sonora Carstpn, one Of the
most popular High school teachers.
left Monday for her home ct Bruns-
wick, No., to spend tbs summer vaea-
ton. she win return for the next
school year.
A letter from Mrs. Anna Heaston
Clark states that she and Ray expeet-
cd 70 leave this wsek ~ ~ ya1.ll-
de Of TEXAS to look a1te ~ kGsyoat-
ing Of the grain on tr
have 1leo aeres Of IS. =. 7. =
Mn ". Hassi1is lIssssii.
or of 4 "Hand- Boe 1900" dAhed
1858. It il prs .velume q
over 400 pages ana IN eisth.
It contains vasg ~ infcr1n-
ton conserving IL 1Iozn. tesriilnS
ries, the officials Of tszatostns
and counties, and ,alse tktsafsczall pf
the national g0vefn1l6h h-9e
statistical section ~: ~ sAq4 ~
1irst day Of January, 1e64 wAe -
2, 4o1, S83tA day since ~ cseneei
ment Of the Julian period and ~
eco, OS2nd day since he eomnte,
ment Of tie Christian eeA.
GoA quality White es1Ar Is ssaAs
! yard At Celdsa BALE SteRe.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-02

Chaice early Juns Deaa. 8 eans fss
8Loo. u ~ coAsa Lax Saturday.
Order your strawberries from TIE
Cash Grocery.
JuA received nsw As & orHan15e
dro0oA DgScad 9lAsA MIN -
SlI.SG, g e1l1sa Rl1o 0osRo.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-02
Ira Flagler spent Saturday

Ira Flagler spent Saturday in
Boise.
We pay Csc per dozen for eggs.
Cash Grocery.
Miss Ethel Knox and Mrs. Wood
spent Tuesday in Boise.
Cnod quality buck towels, price tive
for 2se- Colden Rule Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Obermeyer
were Boise visitors this week.
w. E. Buys of Salt Lake City Is
visiting his brother H. D. in town.
If you want team work call En-
NETT Dray 4 Transfer Co., phone 262
Don't fail to see ''Tixie" the great
est living wondsr Of the age, at the
Big Two-Ring Circus June II.
Mr.. ana Mn. Crouch left Friday
for sAert stay IN Portland. Miss
Opal CroueA win enter school ct
Lewistsa-
Heb Haysor ard family this week
moved inAe d. n. Johns rssidenee q
First stsook Dr.. Rose expects his
family to return from California early
IN July.
John Hmnt, . studeAt ut Goodine
ColIswu. returned home this week fog
the sumnsr. His mother, who had
been attending commencement exer-
eises. ascoMpanisa him
Miss icy DsweH leaves Friday for
her hoaSe h Missouri valley, whsr9
she viH visit until shout the 1st II
July. Oha thsa expects to NEST about
twenty sorority sisters IN New York.
and join thsa for trip abroad
|. Nm. Laura Kelly, rho has bssn
caring Tor her sister, Miss Eii1absth
Won,aek, who has been quite i'll with
rheunaAtism, reports the patient i'm
proving and Mrs. Kelley expects to
return to her home At Cascade in .
few days.
The Davis drug store, has just com
pleted the remodeling of the photo
graph department, increasing their
facilities 20 that no delay may be ex-
periencod in the development Of plates
Films win now be developed within q
l..
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-02

Order your strawberries from the
Cash Grocery.
NrA L b. Cerheart Of Boise spent
Monday with DR.. and Mrs- Polly.
LoAfI ~ IanAA asrsv ha1&
Epriesd s20o - SaSA = Co.. Ania
SessA
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-02

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A special meeting Of The Eastern
'Dta< VA g haaa IoeedaJ J1ne :,
~ - R1 -
Dry
II and MA e. Z. Dunn were here
fsom fayesss on DeceEaaon Day to
remember me fosed ones repcsing IN
nAvelv's"
Alss hAnoe Mye7 OF BOISE mace
her eussomary Decorauon Lay VISIT
70 tne Tomb OF ner mother IN kiver-
view eemetery.
"AlteWesa your nen mouse nov.
lou Wil ma iresn lime at sne Cfo-
sens LumDef 20. Iney always nave
WnAs yon wait.
AfcA McAeiiAt OF the Oia country
was In Town tuesday. he VIII leave
tAs week WIN ms grazing outns 70
Work on the crane creek oam-
Miss nena heConneii ID enjoying
VIsls rum hef moeher' mrs T. a.
dav 70 snerd !. we.k
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:. ~ CoIds. p'.,arSs.-.S 80
MISS 'aiie o. SNORT 'eacner OF the
tnrned Saturday ~ her houe n N.m
n.
'onh Aineoarger came down from
Montour frioay ana returned Satur-
oay accompanied by ms wife ana IN
Mrs Evans VINO mas been visiting
ner sister, MRS. l, ). Dickson, for sew
erai weeks ieIt the nrst OF the week
Tor Monona Lake. lnd-
j. T. Clifford, an oid-tlme resident
OF the ralk neignoornood, out now
hvlng at frovo' otan' was IN town
the nrs' OF the week
Order your strawberries from the
Cash Grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Row Keithly and fam
.lv moved back to Emmett Friday
and have moved into the Sinclair cot
taee ON South Commercial avenue.
Mr.. Keithley stood the journey we'll.
n ~ 80.
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P.N u ~
school. He WAS q member Of this
years graduating class Of tie Salt
Lake High school.
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4. 49,. - $780, I;+.I.
n. ana Mrs. =. D. Cove /" vi
It the home OF An. COWS parent"
NJ. and ArA. "a burt ~ r
Insy havs spent sne o
RNFfMR at H0lk lAk0 And EoGAeel1O.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-02

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| MIS- ChAx31o wilton was . Bois1
guest from Saturday to Tuesday.
Hnrnsx'1 any sAoss Sl.S6 at Gel.
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D. G. Ruby Of Caldwell p9!sed tars
Emmett Wednesday win MS eatue
taking them 70 tine summer tanGe'
Mrs. 8. ". Coulter and daughter
lsft Tuesday to join Mr.. Coulter u
I'n'eE prise' o
We pay Zoe per dozen Tor eggs
Oasn "fy
III. K. Ailnson, he Cascade drug
gist, was visiting his brother J. C.
in town tht first Of the week.
NJ. oh.,r,;, +...h.r ~ tho MI
-.1. la. Mord.v for n.nve,
r. .nend the summer vacation.
Tho w r G.. members are request
ed to be present at a meeting to be
held at G. A. R. hall, Friday, June 8,
at 2 o'clock BY Order OF President.
St Mary,s Guild will meet at the
home of Mrs. Cummings on Thursday,
June 9, at 2:30 o'clock. Scramble
lunch.
Mrs. A L. Berry and little daugher
anu tnl u al's, w. e ~ ~
a. .nast Mr. Rerrv will visit at
Manhattan Kans and Mrs. GRAY in
Nebraska.
Order your strawberries from the
Cash Grocery.
Fa,;x plos+;no arrived this week
tron tho state university at Moscow
iio,'' 'e So
ana WIN spehu Inc ~ ~
with ms parents mr' ana mrs rias-
tinp.. he has been engaged 70 teach
in the Technical college at Pocatello
next year.
John Mcconnell VINO mas oeen
spending couple OF weeks at home,
left yesterday for the Lost River
country, accompanied by his two sons
Robert and George MRS. McConneii
and the younger children Will follow
in . short time and the family will
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-06-02

Jeanette M0t8y and Mp. and MrH
willard Knox.
The youngest subscriber on Inc In
dex's subscription list Is Leroy Lyle
l2-year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. n
I. Lytie, who when hard times com
PEELED his father to discontinue ms
subscription, missed TIE Paper,s week
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-22

Charlotte BrOnte,
sister of Emily
and Anne BrODte
was born April
Fl, 1915, and died
March 81, 1855.
Their father was
an Irishman of
poor health and
w v =.
Their mother died
when the children
were young, and
they were left to
bring themselves
up in a bleak and
solitary n o u = e.
ciO e to h g
~churchyard, their
only sOlace an in
e n = e enjoyment
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-22
Wireless Telephone.

A new wireless telephone apparatus
employing a small aerial, a wave
length Of 375 meters and one-third
kilowatt of power, can be used TO talk
to points within I radius of 500
miles.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-22

believe. Deaths in the family.
IN and tribulations of all kinds,
rugGle TO make n way in the
by teaching and serving as gov
1, h necessity of acting az
Hr to the family, all were Il part
Intense life of Charlotte.
tS46 the three sisters issued q
volume of poems under the
of Currer, Ellis and Acton Bell.
book was hardly noticed at the
The three sisters each began a
Emily's "WutherInG Heights
+nne's agnes Grey" found pub
b, but "The Professor of Char
$~remalned u~naccepted until she
$ade Ker name famous with other
1. She threw herself into the COM
bn of "Jane Eyre" which was
he'd in 1S47. 1t took the reading
by storm; the literary sensation
day was "WhO Is Currer Bell:'
3nswsE did not come till "shirlcy"
|een published in 1S49. when the
became Il part of the great
of letters. "VilIette." her last
came in 1853. The next year she
harried to the Rev. Mr.. Nicholas;
led the year after, when success
bppiness should have crowned her
Inning with the life by Char
friend, Mrs. Gaskell, the three
have been the subject of in
Fable books and articles.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-22

Ladies' Silk Scarfs, fancy weaves,
plain colors, gray, black, brown,
honey-dew, white and blue, $3.50 each
Other fancy colored Scarfs, $3.50,
$500 and $500 each.
One special lot of Ladies' All Pure
Linen Odd Initial Handkerchiefs;
regular SOC quality; special, SOC each.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-22
Wonderful Values In
Our Children's Store
Second FlOOr-East
Second FlOOr-East

Betsy Brown Play Dresses, made
of best quality chambray in shades of
Pink, Blue and Orchard; ages 2 to 6
years. Very special at S1.50.
At this time we offer our patrons a
beautiful showing Of Spring Coats
and Headwear for the infants, little
tots and growing girls at very reason
able prices.
Just arrived, fresh and crisp, u
spring line of White Organdie and
Wolfe Confirmation Dresses. Priced
from $500 to $3.50.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-22

Ladies fine one-cornered fancy
colored embroidered Lawn Handker-
chiefs; very attractive designs, 6 for
S1.00.
Fancy P~leatings, Vestings and
Bandings. also Novelty Trimmings,
in Net and Organdie, soc to $3.50 per
yard.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-22

T HER very birth Jane Eyre
was left in the cold lap of
T charity. Her aunt-in-law, Mrs.
of G~ateshead Hall, kept the or
ten years, during which she was
fted to such hard, fixed hatred
lhe was glad enough to be packed
Loykod school, a semi-charitable
htionf FOR girls.
career there was very honor
from a pupil she became a teach
The left it to become governess of
Varens. the ward Of Mr.. Ed
Rochester. at ThOrnfield Manor.
she thoroughly liked her situa-
The grand old house; the quiet
II; her little chamber; the garden
Its huge chestnut tree; and the
meadow with its array of knotty
trees. strong as oaks.
Mr.. Rochester had been a hand
herGc-looking young gentleman,
couM never have felt at ease
him. But he was a sOmbre,
man, with broad and jetty eye
i, decisive nose, and grim, square
b and jaw; and in his presence
lain little %governess felt somehow
\. Yet his character was beyond
enetratiOn; she felt a vague sense
Security.
conided to her that Adela Va
WAS not his child, but the daugh-
a Partisan dancer, who had de-
him, and deserted the little
SO much he told her; but of the
be shadows that passed owe hiI
Est moments, of his apparent af-
n for Jane Eyre along with his
olding from her some secret
she could make nothing.
In there came most mysterious
(n;ngs e Thornfield. One night
Eyre found the door of Mr.. Roch-
5 room open, and his bed on fire.
managed with great difficulty to
h the flames, and rousa him from
tupor into which the smoke had
led him. He advised her to re
silent as to the AFFAIR.
Ter a Mr.. Mason, from Spanish
In Jamaica. arrived at Thorn
while Mr.. Rochester was enter
Ia a large party. That night
twas awakened by a cry for help.
she reached the hall, the guests
aroused.
Rochester. candle in hand, was
hiding the stairs from the third
"a servant has had a night
q he said.
BIS he persuaded the guests back
heir rooms. But all night Jane
|bliged to attend Mr.. Mason, who
n bed on the third floor, badly
he'd in the arm and shoulder.
scattered hints Jane gathered
woman had inflicted the wounds.
ttor was summoned, and before
ng Mr.. Rochester had spirited the
He'd mn away in a coach, with
bctor TO watch over him.
N Jane was suddenly summoned
tbeshead, to her aunt, Mrs. Reed,
ay dying. Mrs. Reed gave her Il
II was from John Eyre, in Ma
Masking that his niece, Jane Eyre
Gta- that he might adopt her.
was nix carried and childless. II
oted three years back. Mrs. Reed
never attempted to deliver it t.
Evre because she disliked heI
orouANy to lend a hand in liftins
B PROSPERITY.
en- Jane returned to Thornfieid'
ochester proposed to her; and be-
she loved him and believed H.
.a,nntnH
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-22
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY
WAYNE CEDARED WARD
ROBE BAGS

AS spring opens and winter clothes
are laid away, women begin to think
of the problem of keeping their
clothes free from dust and moths.
Dust is the woman's worst enemy.
Dust is always settling in the clothes
closet, destroying clothes and breed
ing moths.
The Wayne Cedared Wardrobe is
the only efficient, safe means of
keeping nice clothes nice" Opens
at top, substantially made of cedared
paper; metal hooks sustain weight of
garments. Prices, S1.50, S1.75 and
$500.
Note-On sale in Women's Ready
to-Wear Department. Ask to see
them.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-22
S9.45

Come early. One scooting roller
given to all boys making a purchase.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-04-22

It will be his business while he's here to examine
your feet free of charge and tell you just what scientific
measures are necessary to relieve your trouble.
We want you to take advantage OF this unusual OPP
%portunitv that we have the great privilege of offering you.
O HAVE FEET
The many Foot Comfort Appliances designed by Or.
Schol are so scientifically made to suit every foot trouble,
that YOU, no matter what aches and pains your feet have
caused YOU, can now be perfectly comtortable!
No more aching, tender bunions, no more weak ana
turning ankles. pains under the instep and calouses and
corns that cause endless discomfort! No more aching
all over" because your feet hurt you.
YOUR FEET FREE!
And remember this Practipedist-thls foot expert
will examine your feet free! Come in and take advantage
of this special opportunity.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-06-04
LISTEN

How much money did you make last
YEARi The Jackson Compressor
Company builds Rotary Compressors
for all purposes. They are now manu-
acturing Rotary Air Compressor for
autos and trucks. Pumps up any auto
tire inside of one minute. They are
always ready for service and win last
as long a. the automobile.
COUNTY DISTRIBUTORS WANTED.
Territory going fast. There il no Nm.
it to your income, for the profits are
large. so act quickly. For particulars
write or wire the Jackson Compressor
Company, 4th Floor, Broadway Bank
Building, Denver, Colorado.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-06-04

John A. Detwiler and Miss Verona
M. Staley, both of Grand Valley, were
united in marriage last Saturday after
noon by Rev. William Pepper, of the
Methodist church. Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Cooley were the witnesses. The couple
will make their home on Mr.. Staley .
fruit ranch near Grand Valley.
Mr.. nd Mrs. E. E. Sanders this week
sold their residence at 719 Pitkin ave-
nue. to Theodore Kruger Of this city.
Mr.. Kruger is expecting his brother
and family here from the East to oc-
cupy the house-at least, that's what
Theodore says.
Mrs. William Dodson and little baby
daughter, who have been visiting at
The home of Mrs. Dodson's father, Or.
W. W. Crook, for several weeks, loft
Wednesday afternoon for an extended
visit with Mr.. .Dodson's relatives in
Missouri
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-06-04

were united in the bonds Of maxrimony
Sunday morning Of this week, Rev.
William Pepper of the Methodist church
in this city officiating. The couple will
make their home in Rifle, whore the
groom is employed on the Ride school
building.
y y -
James A. Blair, G. NJ. Hunter and
H. T. Hubbard returned home Monday
night from a few days. fishing "trip
to White river.
C. E. Hubbard and son Howard
spent the week end fishing in the White
river country. They were accompanied
homo by Douglas Gross, who had spent
week in that vicinity.
y ~ -
Mrs James A. Blair left Friday Of
this week for Windsor, Colorado, where
she will be a delegate from the local
chapter 40 to the state P. E. o. con-
vention.
.E y y y
Mrs. f. M. Tully spent Sunday in
Aspen visiting relatives.
- y X
Mrs G. R. Marckette and two dauRh-
ters were in town Monday from their
home at the Marion mines. They were
accompanied by Adolph Dapero, broth
er of Mrs. Marckette, who has been
visiting there for some time.
Mrs. Maggie Cunningham spent Dec
grafton Day in Aspen.
u " y
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilson motored
from their home in Grand Junction
and made a two days visit here.
Walter Sykes of Grand Junction was
"A Glenwood visitor a few days this
week
Miss Lurene Sellinghausen of Aspen
came to Glenwood the first of the week
to meet her sister, Miss Eva, who was
returning from Pennington, New Mex
leo, where she has been teaching school.
The young ladies spent few days In
our city before returning to their AS
pen home.
y y y
Miss Mary Alexander has accepted a
position at the fountain of the Parki-
son drug store and began her duties
the first of the month.
= y y
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Rule and daugh-
ter left the last of the week for Red
Cliff, where they spent Memorial day,
and remained for visit with friends
and relatives.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-06-04

,--.,.., ~ ~ -.
~.M' m-S--s. g.. ~.
.A !,
youn. ,sdies started ont for home. max.
;rr The entire return trim ON foot. .r.
living her. Monday evsnns.
= = u
NJ .na M. Jo.l Hailhe. Mr.. and
NJ. al.r p.ill;a and l.. Lawrence mo-
+,,.a - A.ran and .nsnt Dsoor.4io.
4 e n
Mrs. Thomas W. Stamp spent Sum
ldav and Monday VISITING in New Cas-.
tie. On Sunday she attended beautiful
Memorial services at the CONGREGATION
al church at that place.
= y n
Mira G. T.. Hartman and it'll. son
yer, where she will be present at the
graduation of her son, Grant, from the
East Denver high school, to be held
June 10. She expects be gone about
two weeks. During her absence Mrs.
7. W. Stamp is keeping house for her.
" y y
Wednesday evening of last week
of her lady friends at her home on
Colorado avenue. Monte Carlo whist
was the entertainment of the evening,
and at a late hour the hostess served
delicious refreshments.
y y y
G. q p.rks Mr. ona Mrs n wo;,
and Mr. and Mrs. q Mccorthv and
daughter Katherine motored to Sweet.
v.t.- ,.Lo Aso,a. ,. a.
Tbev erioved n;cn;e 5;nn.r a. ,oo,
and in the evening drove toGvn.nm for
supper. returnino home later in the
evening.
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The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-06-04

u ~ RSVPb
part of last week fron oaA 1nA4
whss he has bean whiting for ssv-
eral months. She will spend the susa-
ma in 0lsnwood ct the Charles Wei
dsnhammsr homo on Beanstt avenue.
Pete Lindauer was . visitor from
Grand Valley TuesdAy Of this wssk
y y y
The divorce suit Of Blanche Andrews
VS.. William B. Andrews WAS heard IN
tho county court this week but the case
cannot be finally disposed Of for six
months. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrsws sfs
well known in the Cafbondale country.
The Glenwood post. (Glenwood Springs, Colo.) 1897-current, 1921-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Volkert motorcd
to Leadville Sunday and spent the week
end visiting Mr.. volkert's parents.
They returned home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. George L. Winters and twin
sons this week Joined our popular I'M
der sheriff of this city and are now
nicely located in the county house, for
merly the Robertson property, on Eighth
street.
y = y
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keyner of this
city motored to Grand Junction last
Saturday and spent few days visit
ing.
j. s. Strows went to Gypsum Sunday
to spend Memorial day.
y y y
Miss Ethelwyn Jones, clerk Of the
White river forest service in this city
had pleasant visit with her sister
and brother, Miss Anna Helen and Dick
Jones, of Canon City, Thursday of this
week. Miss Jones is en- route to Idaho
and her brother for California, and
they resumed their journeys Thursday
night.
Theodore Kruger of the White river
forest left Tuesday for the Sweetwater
vicinity, to be gone about week.
y y -
Charles H. Harris of Basalt WIS in
town Wednesday of this week. Mr.
Harris recently injured his foot but
is now able to be about with the aid
of crutches.
Miss Helen Angehrn of Sheephorn
Colorado, who has been a patient at
the Glenwood sanitarium, was able to
leave that institution this week and
is at the home Of Mrs. John L. Con.
ger on Bennett avenue.
Mrs. j. W. Cummings of Canon City,
who has been visiting her son, Harry
Cummings at Palisade for several
weeks, returned to Glenwood this week
and is visiting at the home of Mrs.
Eta Schwarz on Bennett avenue.
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Frances Moore, little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Moore Of west> Glen-
wood, left Tuesday with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Moore, who
were shopping in Glenwood, for their
ranch home near Silt for a visit.
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Judge and Mrs. Poindexter of Black
Rock, Arkansas, and Mrs. E. M. Tully
wore dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. J. Mayes Wednesday evening Of
this week At the M. J. Mayes home
ON Grand avenue.
M. J. Mayes made a business trip
to Basalt Friday of this week.
Mrs. Lettie Rlckstetter, daughter OF
Mrs. Jennie Cooley of this city, gave
birth to a fine baby girl weighing
seven and three-quarter pounds early
Thursday morning Of his week.
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Mrs. Rose Ryan of Trinidad is at
the Glenwood mnitarium, and while
here is taking course of the mineral
baths.
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w. A. Rubel, an electrical engineer
for the Mountain States Telephone
company, was in town from Denver
working on the telephone lines, his
chief work being from the Colorado
Power company's plant at Shoshone to
Glenwood.