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RIFLE NEWS

Bryan Estes, wife and two children
are getting along as well as could be
expected.
Miss Genevieve Rolette of Palisade
and Mrs. Baintier of Grand Valley
came in the first of the week to help
care for the flu patients at the hos
pital
Henry Saylor is suffering with the
flu. G. w. Bewsher is carrying the
mail on Route / during his illness.
Miss Jessie Lanzendorf and Mrs.
Clara Bergland have both recovered
sufficiently from the flu to return TO
their homes.
Friends of Mrs. Dan Palmer, former
ly Miss Katherine Heller, received
word here few days ago of the death
of her husband of pneumonia, on Thurs
day of last week. Funeral services were
held last Sunday at Denver. 1t will
be remembered that Mrs. Palmer was
in the millinery business here several
years ago, and has many friends here
who will be very sorry to hear of Mr..
Palmer's death.
Word reached Rifle few days ago
of the death of Mrs. Kate o Hare in
California, of the flu. This will be
quite shock to Miss Kate's many
Rifle friends, she having lived in and
around Rifle most of her life. The
body has been placed in a vault and
will be shipped to Rifle in the spring
for burial. Her parents will accompa-
ny the body here.
Mrs. Chas. Anderson is suffering with
the influenza
Mrs. Rebecca Childs had the misfor-
tune to fall ON the slippery walks Sun
day morning and received very bal
bruise on her left shoulder.
The Rifle fire boys were called out
about PAS Thursday morning to extiu-
guish a fire which had a pretty good
start in the barn at the rear of the
Moreloek property. The Doctors car.
which was stored in the building, was
completely demolished. 1t has not
been learned how great the loss was
In a letter received from Miss Anne
leRossignol at Boulder this week she
states that Mrs. LeRossignol is i'm
proving and that the doctor expected
to return to Funston on Thursday
night of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. House write that
they have reached Gilroy, California,
safely and expect to remain there for a
short while. They report a lovely trip.
Richard Mayor, Jr., was over from
Piceance creek this week.
Virgil Applegate is suffering with
the flu at the hospital.
MIR. Anderson was in Sunday and
Monday from Yellow creek. He re-
ports all of his family as having re
covered nicely from the flu.
The Roy Mayer family is improving
All the family but Roy are able to be
up.
Henry Lansdown passed away Thurs
day OF this week at Grand Junction,
with the flu. He went down only IA few
days ago to care for his folks there
who were all sick, and soon took down
himself
Mrs. Gretta Pottenger and children
are visiting her brother and wife, DR..
and Mrs. Clark. Mrs. Pottenger ex-
poets to leave very soon for Denver
where she will make her home
Kenneth Phillips, whose condition
was considered serious up until few
days ago, is much better at this time.
Mrs. Goodrich and grandson are doing
nicely, too.
c. A. Mitchell and Coney Purmon.
We're able to be out the middle of the
week.
The w. 7. Ashbaugh family are all
i'll with the flu.
G. c. Davis is able to be up after a
very severe case of the flu. His wife,
who has been so very ill, is improving
slowly.
Alfred Moore is still very sick with
the flu.
5. Perkins was up from Grand
Junction Tuesday on business
Mrs. T. $. Harp has been very sick
with the flu, but at this time is i'm
proving. Her daughters Mabel and
Mildred, are also better.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harris have
been very i'll with the flu; in fact for
= few days the first of the week Mrs.
Harris condition was dangerous.
The funeral of Mrs. Hadsell. who
died at the emergency hospital Satur-
day night, was held Tuesday from the