The Glenwood post., 1912-01-13
CORRESPONDENCE
RIFLE

large numbers of cattle for winter feed
ing.
NJ. Weaver trustee for the bankrupt
Union Trading company, was in Rife
Wednesday ON his way to Meekcr.
Mrs Annie NJ. Wade 5 daughter Is
i'll at her mothers S home on Rife creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. McLearn, Sr., have
returned home from a two weeks visit
with their son and daughter, DIR. and
Mrs. Horan, of Glenwood Springs.
Father Walsh left Monday night for
Denver and Colorado Springs on a two
weeks trip
Mr.. Carin, the able manager of the
Rifle Telegram, left today for few
days trip to Denver.
We regret to announce that Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Kandcrer, who have made
Rife their home since last summer,
have decided to remove to San Antonio
Texas. Mr.. Kauderer has sold his Jew
elry business to Mr.. Chas. w. Hickman
Carl Morris of the McLearn Orchard
Lands is slowly recovering from two
weeks struggle with the grip.
Chester Cochran of Grand Valley
was visiting in Rife one day this
week Chester says his ''boy' is de-
veloping into very able assistant
teacher.
l,,h ~ t,np inn fpErf1
sever attack of the grip.
Master Alva Dutton is visiting his
grandmother in Louisville, this state.
Ted Borton, who is making com
mercial success of driving his auto this
winter, made hurry up trip to Grand
valley Tuesday night, taking Dr. lie
Rossignol.
Mrs J. NJ. Scoggin of Grand Valley
was in Rife Tuesday attending the
public installation of the officers OF
the Eastern Star.
The Modern Woodmen held public
instllation of officers last Friday in the
l. o. o. +. building. The Royal Neigh
bors and their families received spe-
cial invitation to attend and were pres
ent in goodly numbers. After the III
stallation, music, games and refresh
ments were enjoyed. The following
year: l.. G. Braswell, consul; Glen
Donnell, adviser; d. f. Eakins, bank
er; Ray Holmes, clerk; Howard Bart
lett, escort; George Webb, outer SEN
tinel; Chas. Mullins, inner sentinel;
Dr.. LeRossignol, DIR. Beall, camp ply
sicians; Tom Hickman, Chas. Miller,
managers.
County Superintendent Westerman
was in town Tuesday, visiting the
schools.
Foy Braswell has been i'll the past
week with tonsilitis.
Mr.. Fred Tomlin is seriously ill and
is at the Rife sanitarlum.
Mrs. Andrew C. Wiseman has been
very i'll the past week from the grip.
Roy Tauton, an attorney, left this
week for Boulder, after a very pleas
ant visit with friends here.
Clyde Tomlin and Tom Smith of Sa
Ida were in Rifle Sunday. They re
turned to Salida the same day.
Mr.. Chas. Burnett, formerly of Rifle;
has returned to Denver.
The infant child of +. j. Croyle, the
railroader at silt, who died last week,
was buried in Rose Hill cemetery
Monday.
The Schooin girls returned Sunday
from Salida where they have been
spending the holidays.
Olin Shideler has resigned MS posi-,
tion in the Divide Creek school, on ac'
count of his fathers illness.
The mid-year tests in the Rifle high
school begin next Monday and close
the following Friday.
Mrs. Eva Hartly is assisting at the
Donnell store this week.
Mrs. Glen Donnell has been seriously
i'll with tonsilitis for several days, but
is again attending to the affairs Of her
business at the store.
Mrs. Roy UT of DeBeque is visiting
friends in Rite.s
Mr. Chas. Bailey was in Rifle Tues
day and went on to Meeker Wednes-
day. He reports Mrs. Bailey and son
in fine health. They are visiting at
present at the home of Mrs. Bailey $
mother, Mrs, Patchin, in Pueblo.
The proposed r. +. ID. route over the
Taugenbaugh mesa is an assured
thing.
Mrs Ouimet and Audrey Emerson Ell
tcrtained Mrs. John Munro and her
class of the NJ. f. Sunday school at n
turkey dinner Saturday evening. After
the dinner the children played games