The Glenwood post., 1904-08-27
RIFLE BLASTS,

Miss Maggie Curry has been on the
sick list the past week
The family of Ed House from the
mesa visited at Price Wycliffe's on
Sunday
Mrs. Thad Harp and the children
returned on Monday from their visit
to Meeker.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church met at Mrs. Tom Wayne's Fri
day afternoon.
The Woodmen are issuing invita-
tiOns for a Smoker" at their hall
Saturday evening.
The home of Hamp Haley Was made
happy few days ago by the arrival
of a baby daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heaton, of
Antlers, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs J. E. Clark on Sunday.
Rev. Lew Thomas delivered a very
entertaining lecture at the NJ E.
church Wednesday evening.
o. B. Fleming and family returned
Saturday from a three weeks outing
at Mud Springs, much improved in
health.
Miss Lucy Lee, who was on her
way home to Missouri from Califor-
mia, stopped off over Sunday to visit
friends in Rifle
Mrs. B. G.. Humbert has returned
from her visit to st. Louis and Hi.
nois and has resumed herplace behind
the counter at the Hugus store.
Mrs Meyer has opened dressmak-
ing parlor in connection with the La
dies Bazaar, and would be pleased to
meet the ladies of Rife and vicinity.
The ten months old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Green is very i'll at the
home of his aunt, Mrs. d. j. Corbett.
He is under the care of Doctor Tichen-
or.
Harry Stone of New York City
made an address at the hall on Sun
day evening on the Y. NJ. c. A
among railroad men, which was very
well received by a large audi ence.
The tent meetings of the First
Christian church still continue Two
more candidates were baptized last
Sunday afternoon. The ladies' aux
ilia,y will give social at the tent
next Saturday evening.
Jack Munro returned Tuesday from
three weeks outing at Mud Springs
and the lakes. He claims to have
caught the largest trout in the lake,
length 1917 inches; girth 1917
inches; weight, four pounds.
While playing with Il party of 9th
err children at Ed. Eakin's on Tuesday
afternoon. little Hazel Clark had the
misfortune to fall and dislocate her
elbow. Doctor LeRossignol was sum
moned and replaced the joint and she
is resting as we'll as could be expected.
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian
church gave very successful ice
cream social at the McLearn ranch
Tuesday evening. The guests of hon
or were MIR. and Mrs. Harry Stone
of New York City, who are visiting
the McLearns. About eighty were
present.
We are sorry to be obliged to record
the fact that Mrs Lena Cose. daught.
er of Mrs. and Mrs A. Meyer of Pice.
ance creek, was stricken with paraly
sis Tuesday. She was brought over
to the home of Eer aunt, Mrs. James
Thompson at Rife creek gap, where,
under the care of Doctor Dymenburg,
she is showing some improvement.
Mrs. Ed. James, of Rangely, was in
Rife this week visiting her mother,
Mrs. J. E. Turner, and her sister,
Mrs. Emanuel Schnars, of Kewins.
vile, Pa, whom she had not met for
twenty-five years. Mrs. James drove
over from Rangely, distance of 100
miles, accompanied only by two
year old baby. Mr.. and Mrs. Schnars
left for Pennsylvania Thursday morn
ing.
Miss Ella Price, who is on her way
home from visit to the World fair,
stopped off in Rifle for a few days |
visit with her aunt, Mrs. w. V. |
Heaton. She was met at the train by
party of her former Rifle creek pu-
pills; among whom were Misses jamie
and Madge Heaton, Clara and Brownie
Sherwood. Susie Austin and Ora Coul-
ter and Messrs. Frank and Ami Bus
sell.
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