The Glenwood post., 1918-08-03
RIFLE NEWS

Mrs. LeRossignol completed her NOV
ing Wednesday into the Doctors office
building, and she and the children will
live there until September first when
they expect to move to Boulder for
the school year as the children expect
to attend school there.
Rev. and Mrs. Martin and two chill
dren, who are enjoying their vacation
in Glenwood, We're visited Sunday by
quite crowd of First Christian church
people who took their picnic lunches
and spent the day with them
Erwin Cramp resigned his position
at the Rifle postoffice August l.
Quite a nice evening was spent at
the Odd Fellows hall last Tuesday
night when joint meeting of the Circle
and w. o. w. was held. A nice pro
gram and games and light refresh
ments were enjoyed by all.
Willie Dixon of Piceance creek was
in for a few days last week. He was ac
companied home by Miss Della Mari
Dixon home for while.
George Harris, wife and baby left
Monday for Trappers lake on a camp
ing trip.
Mrs Eva O1dland and children were
~. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Stapleton and
babe left Tuesday for Grand Junction.
Miss Vera Helvey is visiting friends
in Meeker.
Miss Freda Hollems is visiting at the
Engstrand ranch at Rio Blanco.
The Home Guards ball given at the
Rex last Friday night was well attend
ed, quite a few couples from neighbor-
ing towns being present.
Mrs. Sprague was in Rifle Thursday
from Piceance creek.
Rev. Martin, wife and children re-
turned Wednesday night from Glen
wood Springs.
Miss Mamie Peppiatt has taken
Miss Ruth Moore s place at the Ri
file Pharmacy and Miss Ruth expects
to leave in a few days for visit to
her sister in Mount Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. NJ. Carlin were
shaking hands with old friends in Ri
file Wednesday. They and Mrs. l.. f.
Soule accompanied C. w. Fravert down
in his car. Mr. Carlin is taking the
baths at Glenwood for rheumatism.
A camping party composed of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Cole, Miss Effie Rawley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Webb and Hube Nc
Learn left Sunday for a camping trip.
Mr.. McDermott of Grand Junction
came up Monday and is working at
the Sayre Barber shop.
Mrs. Ed. McLearn's and Mrs. Al.
Ziesniss' brother is visiting them
from Cowgirl, Mo.
Doris Jayne of Dry Hollow is at
the Rifle hospital with appendicitis,
but is some better at this writing His
mother, Mrs. Morton Jayne is here
with him.
Miss Fern Sanders who has been at
the Rifle hospital since July 30, was
operated upon by DR.. Place, Thursday
for appendicitis. This is the first op-
Grafton performed in the new hospital
and so far has been success in every
way. Miss Sanders is doing very
nicely.
Miss Anna Whitman, of Grand Val
ley, is assisting Mrs. Florence Smith
at the Rifle hospital. Miss Whitman
is graduate nurse tlom Massachu-
setts, and comes highly recommended.
Mrs. Wm. Barker was visiting
friends for the past few days and LETT
Tuesday for Wood IS lake to visit her
paEcuts, Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn, before
leaving for Arizona, where she will be
with her husband until he leaves for
France. Mrs. Barker, it will be re-
membered was formerly Miss Vivian
Quinn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Babe Emery were over
from Meeker this week. Mr. Emery
leaves next Monday to serve in the
q. S. army. Mrs. Emery's brother,
Lawrence House, will also leave at the
same time.
Mrs. Chinn and dughter, Eola, left
Thursday for a weeks visit with Mrs.
Chinn S sister, Mrs. Mesuner, on Di-
vide creek.
Mr. and Mrs. R Il. Dearing and son
Raymond expect to leave next Mon
day for Portland, Oregon, where they
90 for the benefit of Mr.. Dearing's
health The bearings have made many
friends in Rifle who will regret very
much tn seq them 90