The Glenwood post., 1918-11-30
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RIFLE NEWS

"ceh, Is >oHc Detter du tllS tlme AMI
improving every day. DIR. Porter of
Fruita was called in consultation with
Drs. Morelock and Lippineott. Harry's
many friends are sure glad he is on.
the mend
Two of the Lunpus children are
quite sick with the flu
The McClaren family who reside at
the section house are all very i'll with
the flu.
Ray Doak has been on the sick lis.
the past week.
The funeral of Steve b. Dorrell, who
died last Sunday at the emergency hos
pital, of the flu, was held Wednesday
afternoon. Rev. A. N. Martin con
Quoted the services at the grave. A
quartette composed of John Stotts, Or
vile Hutchings, Iris Mayor and Mrs.
L. ii. b. Moore sang several beautiful
hymns. Deceased leaves wife and
three sons to mourn his loss. One son
is with the amy in France. The sor-
rowing relatives have the sympathy of
the entire community.
The Roy Mayor family, who all have
the flu, are getting along nicely at
last reportg.
Miss bessie Carey and mother are Ill
with the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. C. o. Bushey are the
proud parents of a seven pound glri
who arrived last Friday night Mother
and babe are doing nicely.
Walter Horn died Friday of last
week at the emergency hospital Of the
flu. Funeral services were held SIN
day afternoon from the morgue. The
sorrowing Wit, and children, as well
as father, brothers and sisters, have
the deep sympathy of many friends.
Mrs. LeRossignol rrft Friday night
of last week for Boulder. and word has
been received since that she is very
sick with the tlu Mrs. LeRossignoli :
many Rifle friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
John Stotts and Hube McLearn
brought John Zerbe, Comic Purmort
and Miss Jessie Lanzendorf to the
emergency hospital Sunday from their
homes up Rifle creek. They were all
suffering with the dreadful flu, but at
last reports were doing as well as could
oe expected. At this writing there are
nf i,,
Mrs. Glen Helm and son, Leonard,
are among the flu sufferers.
Hube and Jim McLearn both took
sick Monday morning. 1t was thought
that 1t was only a reaction of the in
occulation. However, Hube is still
quite sick, Jim having gone back to
his work Wednesday morning.
G. A. Mitchell, trapper and hunte-
who has been in and around Rifle for
number of years, was brought up to
the hospital Tuesday night from his
CABIN two miles down the river. He is
some better at this time.
Z. w. Rulison was taken to the
emergency hospital suffering with n
light ease of the flu
Tom Hickman is having a siege of
the flu.
Mrs. c. H. Durant and daughter,
Lila, came in on No. 3 last Sunday
from Denver and will remain here untiI
January ]. Mrs. Durant didn Il know
OF her mothers illness until she ar
rived in Rifle. Mrs. Glover is some
better at this time.
Geo. Ennis many friends will be
glad to know that he is now able TO
sit up little each day.
Mrs. Clara Bergland, who is sntrer-
ing with the flu at the hospital, is slow.
ly improving.
Lou Gisin, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Stotts.
j. w. Berry and son, John. are all abb,
to be out again now after a severe
siege of influenza.
Fred Eakins, who is now stationed
at Fort Collins, was accidentally shot
in the right arm Just below the sbould-
er the first of the week Fred writes
he is doing nicely, but his arm is quite
sore. Seems as though Fred has had
nothing but bad luck since he left
Rifle.
The many friends of Mrs. Vivian
Gym Barker were very sad to learn of
her death on Nov. 10Th at Ogden
Utah. Vivian was here only short
while ago and visited her cousin. Mrs.
T. >. Harp. She was surely a very
sweet dispositioned girl, and her death
Will be greatly felt by her many Rifle
friends. Mrs. Barker's husband was
O his way to France ri the time of |