The Glenwood post., 1923-10-25
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Charlie Doll of Gypsum in Mrs Phil Smith o
this week. visiting at the home
Erie Hubbard.
Mrs Carol Maddox of Red Cliff -
shopping in Genwood Wednesday. District Attorney
moved into his
james Martin is receiving medical First National bank
treatment at the Glenwood sanitarium -
George L. Su
Mrs c. V. Colstadt spent last Sun up from Riff
day in Grand Junction with her hus- in the Williams
band.
Stanley working the Claus Mr.. and Mrs.
store driving the delivery Saturday morning
truck. Spokane, Washinton,
-~ to locate.
Greeting cards with appropriate -
timents sale at the office of The Mrs j. f. Mccoy
Glenwood Post. ming for Avon to
of Mrs. John How
Miss Marie Evans left Tuesday for away in Denver
Grand Junction to visit her sister, Mrs.
V. DeMerschman Do u'S 'e
cards too long, but
Miss Link returned home Sunday sorVlheht las'S Ii
night from Grand Junction where she pnone 'eo N0'
haa spent 'he week emu Mrs Alice Kendric
Go o,,u n5or Gov so,r1os e ~ spent the summer in
tractve Greeting cards The Glenwood pro'hers A. '" anu
De-. rlo,o c1o,u-oo5 on left last Saturday n
in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Jennie Zenlock of South Canon =
underwent operation at the Glen MIS- L. d. D.w
wood santarium last Thursday. ior fu""ius " Nisi'
returning her hon
Ed Mcmillan has returned home from had spent week
his trip Canada where he has spent house on Bennett av
several months visiting relatives. -
The pipe orga
Wirth Citizens National of the Methodist eh
bank the first of the chased from the
week from business trip to Denver expected to arrive
stalled at in ii
Mrs. Clyde Green and son returned -
Sunday night from Grand juno Harry Ragland am
where they had visiting Mr.. early Tuesday morn
Green the Ragand car, an
Leadville they
Arthur Crouch underwent n op- snow storm and
Grafton at the Glenwood sanitarium of snow.
last Thursday, and at this writing is -
doing nicely. Mrs H. b. Wall e
NJ Clark Mrs. {
Little Reno Pretti underwent an Saturday at her ho
operation for the removal of his wood ladies
ss the Glenwood santarium last gether enjoyed
Thursday. Bovard of Californi
Theodore Fotiens who has been members of
ployed Heberling restaurant entertained
left this week for Gallup, New Mexico of
for the winter. berger, and after
together the ladies
Sam Doll of Salt City spent ous dinner served h,
the first of this week in Glenwood, -
leaving Wednesday evening for Gyp- Mrs Marie Drake,
to transact business resident of Glenwood
~- completed her course
Mrs H. G. Kob, who has spent Glenvood sanitarium
eral months with her children in with her father from
yer, returned Glenwood Tuesday ri for visit with
and will spend the winter here with her
husband. Mrs Bovard,
weeks in Glenwood a
Harry Irechter son of Mr. and Mrs visiting her mother
Chas of this city underwent s;sters Mrs Fl
an operation for the removal of his P Coulter and brot
tonss at the Genwood saniarium left Saturday
Tuesday. in California
Mrs W s. Reeve left Monday night With rototoes oni
Tor her nome IN howard, south Da fact almost
kota after visit with her gong beggng for
daughter, Mrs Philip Norvell awake man is planni
TINS CITY. of sugar beets with
he will have n
w, P' IN. anu W i'oh at cash price whic
Va 'e "'o 'i oio'' .oi'eo iei' profit above every
~ " ' ~ ioi e vicinity The Holly Sugar Co
w. 'N D'sP '''N'' "" Aoi least five thousand
Wv ~ year than it had tt
uo,o, Uoo5r 5.roh.o. 90 ,, 49, j., the Two factories to
Mrs. j. S. Woody, underwent opera '""paisn anu ~
a.: :. a. c,o.-.., .... r.. raised ad
H.. ...;.. .., -. .,: farmer well as tht
hoidnn hor our 1902 crop the Holly
the grower $10.55 pt
HoLEPROOF HOSIERY SALE per ton than any otf
state. A very low n
$100 Ladies' ribbed Isle hose the this
&c. margin OF profit o.
s1.75 Ladies' ribbed top silk hose, While fifteen tons
s1.29. largest profit to b
1926 Ladies' all silk hose, black, possible crop
African brown, and CARMEL $169. signed and the
$3.50 Ladies' heavy silk hose $24s that safe from
wULFSOHN'S. Of no market.