The Glenwood post., 1918-08-17
RIFLE NEWS

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picnickers at ,Noname above Glenwood
Sunday. Miss Stauffer went to to
Deep lake where she will spend short
while with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Pace.
Lee Clouch and family returned Mod
day from a week S camping trip, spent
on Parachute creek.
Miss Mullholland returned Sunday
night from Glenwood where she had
been for some time taking the baths.
An auto accident which might have
proved worse than it did occurred Sun
day up Rifle creek just beyond J. ..
Cooks S, when the Buick Six owned by
Theo. Donell and Ford owned by
George Greens and with his daughter,
Sadie, at the wheel came together with
1 quite crash. 1t seems as though Mrs.
Wood took the wrong side of the road
and of course Miss Theo was turning
to her side, but Mrs. Wood became con-
fused and the head-on collision was the
result. No one was hurt seriously.
but badly shaken up. The Ford car
was badly damaged, but the Buick will
need very little repair.
Among those leaving for Portland,
Oregon, Thursday to attend the G. A.
r. encampment were: Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Marling, Miss Ruth Hickman and
Henry Blevins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cap Alley and friends
from Kansas arrived Tuesday noon,
coming overland. by auto. They are
visiting at the Dave Smith and E. &.
House ranches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Clough and young
son arrived home the latter part of last
week from Colorado Springs.
The J. E. Stauffer family returned
Tuesday from Trappers lake where they
had been camping and fishing for a
! week.
w. J. Harmons returned from their
fishing trip Tuesday.
r. L. Webber and wife and Ward
Johnston and wife returned last Sun
day from their trip to Yellowstone
park. They report delightful trip.
W. P. Clough left Monday night for
Conoava, S. D. Mrs. Clough and Miss
Dorothy will follow later.
Mrs Jas McLearn received this
week by mail a German helmet sent to
her by her brother who is in service
across the sea.
Chas. Faltz entertained few OF his
friends Monday afternoon, the occasion
being his birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lowell of Den
yer are happy over the arrival Of a 7H
pound boy at their home August 7.
Mother and babe are doing very nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell formerly lived in
Rifle.e
Grace Hampson entertained a few
friends Sunday at dinner, it being her
eleventh birthday.
Mrs. Alexander of Eckert, Colo, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. E. Van
akin, and son, James Alexander.
Miss Dello Marling, who has been
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. G. w. Marling, all summer, was
called home last week to Oklahoma on
account of the illness Of sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Drach of Denver,
accompanied by Pete Snider, returned
to Rifle Monday from Trappers lake
where they had been fishing. The
former were joined by their daughters
in Glenwood and returned to Denver
overland in their car
Beatrice Louise Fowler, daughter Of
Rev. and Mrs. c. E. Fowler, arrived
home from Winona Lake, Indiana, Wed
nesday evening.
Rev. J. 8. MeInnes, Sunday school
organizer and evangelist, will spend
some time in the Rifle vicinity, organ
izing Sunday schools. He is an able
Sunday school man and is anxious to bo
Of service to schools and to communi-
ties where schools should be organized.
The ministers Of Rifle will be glad to
help the Sunday schools along by CIV
ing preaching services and lectures or
otherwise.
Miss Katie Flynn came home the first
Of the week from Pueblo, where she has
been in training for nurse. She has
a two weeks vacation and will spend it
with her parents on Divide creek.
Mrs. Larry Sweeney and son, Alfred,
left Sunday night for Butte, Mont,
whore she expects to visit relatives.
She will be gone several weeks.