The Glenwood post., 1906-03-24

dinner given in honor of her 18th
birthday last Monday. 1t is reported
that two OF the sedate papas of some
of the children were allowed to eat at
the second reviving memories
of childhood, as ii WERE
At meeting of the Rifle Creamery
company last Saturday, the following
officers were elected: R. G.. Brinton,
president; 1. N. Kellogg, vice presi-
dent, and W. H. Haley, secretary, and
treasurer. N. A Wall was elected
manager for one month. The organi
zation will be completed at a meeting
to be held today.
A new ticket for the coming city
election has been placed in the field.
Up to date it is as follows: Mayor,
A. Glover, trustees, Charles Jennings,
Eli McComas, T. H. B. Moore, F. C.
Maxfeld. N. D. Dymenburg and John
Cant 1t is called the Peoples party
On the previous week the Citizens
party renominated the present set of
town officers. There will be some
thing doing now on election day.
| "Carl johnson, Woodman' Is the
title of play to be given by the local
camp of Modern Woodman on April
9th. On this date will also occur one
of the largest initiatory ceremonies
ever given on the western slope
Grand Valley, New Castle and Rifle
camps will join forces at Rife and
have regular "hog killing or rather
"log rolling" time. The local camp
is making extensive preparations to
entertain the visiting members.
Mariposa Circle, Women of Wood
craft, initiated five candidates into
the mysteries of the order on Tuesday
night. There was one lone repr g.
sentative of the male sex in the NUN
ber but he stood his ground bravely.
A program and luncheon enlivened
the evenings proceedings. One of
the popular young bachelors of the
town presented the Circle with dish
pan. That chap had better look out
or the next thing he knows he will be
asked by the ladies to show them how
it works-and they may be slow in
learning.
most successful recital was given
by Miss Alice l. Finley last Friday
evening under the auspices of the Re
bekahs. The hall was filled by a
very appreciative audience. Every
number was remarkably we'll rem
dered and spoke volumes for the abiIi-
ty and talent of the entertainer. The
pantomine work is deserving of special
mention as every motion was readily
understood by the audience. The
evening was brought to close by a
we'll acted farce in one act. Those
assisting were Misses Wolverton and
Lacy, and Mr.. J. b. Noble. Mrs.
Emerson and Prof. Fleming gave the
musical numbers in their usual cred
liable style.
J. R. Malone, well known
contractor of this city, died at his
home near Antlers last Saturday
morning. Mr.. Molone contracte d
pneumonia only few days before his
death and as he was not in the best Of
health could not overcome the ravages
of the disease. The deceased was a
beneficial member of the Woodmen of
the World. having $2, 900 certificate
in the same. Mr. Malone has con
structed large number of dwellings
and public buildings during his resi- :
dence in this vicinity. The Fruit
association warehouse, the Christian
and Methodist churches are all
evidences of his labor. OF his i'm
mediate family he leaves only wife
to mourn his loss. The funeral SER
vices we're held in Odd Fellows hall
Monday afternoon and were in charge
of Rev. Horace Mann, of the Christian
church, and the Woodmen of the
World. Mr.. Malone had a large
number of friends and acquaintances
in Rife and vicinity.