The Glenwood post., 1923-04-05
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1is- A. P. Henderson, a stockman Of
Eagle county, was in Glenwood We'd
nesday firm his home at Gypsum.
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Ike. Steve Baxter spent several days of
this week in Genwood en- route from
Of Rifle, where he has been with his moth
en- er, who is very ill, to the Big -Four
rancn above Carbondale.
.es- Mrs. F. V. Mueller and son, George
of Brown, arrived Tuesday night from
u.s. their home at Marble and visited
friends here while en- route to Grand
Junction to spend few days.
For Miss Laura Hammond, who has been
his suffering for the past two weeks with
an attack of the "flu," is now slight
ly improved, but not yet able to return
hi. to her work at the postoffice.
-, Little Ralph Hubbard, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Erie Hubbard, was taken to
the Glenwood sanitarium last Wednes.
day evening, where he underwent an
-, operation on his ear which had alb
cessed.
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Mrs. L e. Stauffer and daughter,
Ruth, left last Thursday for Rifle
jill where they spent the Easter season.
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'ay Ter and all returned home Sunday at
ternoon.
yea Samuel c. Guess, an ex-soldier, ar
ent rived this week at the Glenwood sani.
fle tarium. He was transferred from the
government hospital in Pueblo to this
city by the Veterans bureau so that
lnd he might take advantage of the baths
of
urt Kew. Il. G. Estlow, pastor of the
Methodist church, made brief bust
ness trip to Grand Junction Wednes-
,nt day.
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er- Why Pay cents for jelly mouds
at special sales We sell 'em for 5
cents all the time. Numerous other
nd items in proportion. Burke.
ey Mr, and Mrs. L, L. cramp arrived
last Thursday evening from Their home
in New Castle. Mr. Cramp returned
IN, home Monday morning to his school
I'M duties and Mrs. Cramp spent the week
mt visiting at the home of her son, F. W.
#. Dewitt
Mrs. F. j. Croye, daughter, AdeIine,
wv and son, Bosworth, left last Friday
ay morning for Silt to spend the week
nd end visiting friends. They returned
nd home Sunday, accompanied by Mary
Croyle, who had also spent several
days at her former home
to Word was received here the first of
a the week that Mrs. w. S. Cowles, who
or, last week underwent an operation for
ry appendicitis in a Denver hospital, was
not doing so well and that surgeons
found that another and more serious
er, operation would be necessary.
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lis DIR. j. II. Waller left last Friday
1T evening for Genoseo, Kansas, in re-
ne sponse to a telegram announcing the
serious illness of his mother who is
80 years of age. He writes Mrs. Wal
is- Ter that he found his mother very i'll,
", but she has improved slightly since his
a arrival.
he Miss Florence Atwood, who is at
III tending the Hoel Ross Business col
lege in Grand Junction arrived last
Saturday afternoon to spend the Easter
ia season visiting at the home of her Sis
of ter, Mrs. Frank Delaney. She re-
at turned to her school work Tuesday
ty morning.
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Rev. and Mrs. Thos. w. Stamp re-
turned to Glenwood last Friday from
CofaX, Wisconsin, where Rev. Stamp
nd spent the winter. He was Joined some
ere time ago by his wife who was sum
ity moned there after her husband had
ted Undergone an operation. Both are in
go. good health and glad to return to their
ere home.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Coryell returned
en- Monday morning from Seattle where
lta- they had spent the winter. They came