The Glenwood post., 1918-04-27
RIFLE NEWS

The sad news was received last Fri
day of the death of Ora Corley, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Corley, at Hawaia,
of pneumonia. The body is being
shipped back for burial here at Rifle
and is expected to arrive about May
IA. Mr.. and Mrs. Corley have the sym
pathy of their many friends in this sad
hour of their bereavement.
The report was circulated here few
days ago that Harry Kelley, Rifle
boy and son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kelley, had been taken prisoner by the
Germans in a raid, but such report is
not true, or at least Mr.. Kelley states
that he has never received any word
from the government to that effect.
Mrs. George Black came in from
Green River, Utah, last Tuesday night
to visit for about a week with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Fred Sayre.
In letter received recently by Mr..
and Mrs. Krater from their son, Glen,
who is at Fort Morgan, states that they
are leaving there soon for some where,
maybe Camp Kearny, Calf.
Misses Laura Shebal and Mayme
johnson were week end guests at the
Salmon ranch.
Miss Anna Turner was guest at the
George ranch over Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Estes and two
little daughters moved last Saturday
to the Doran ranch north of Antlers.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ernest Hickman
have moved from the Sherwood proper
ty to the Chas. Estes place.
Geo. Chetelat and family are moving
this week to the Harvey Dutton place.
J. Fremont Dixon and son, William,
were over from Piceance creek a few
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Stauffer, who
bought a part interest in the Pace
chilli parlor last week, are doing 4
rushing business.
Rev. A. N. Martin of the First Chris
tian church leaves next week for Delta
to attend few days convention there
of the church.
Dr. Bull was called from Grand
Junction last Sunday in consultation
over the critical case of Frank Alley.
Little Frank has been lying at death 3
door for nearly week, but at the pres
ent time is improving, and his doctor
states if no complications set in he will
soon be out of danger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Helms little
daughter, Virginia, was not expected
to live for few days the early part
of the week, but is improving now.
Pneumonia was the trouble. Mrs. Helm
has been very sick the last few days,
they having had to call nurse from
Grand Junction to care for her. She
is about the same at this time.
Haas Boies and family were over for
a few days from Piceance creek this
week in their new car.
An auto accident which might have
been more serious than it was occurred
last Sunday on the new road east Of
town about half mile. The Thurston
girls were driving east and the Hasley
boy of Silt driving in the opposite di-
rection, and were turning sharp
curve when the two cars collided. No
one was hurt, but both cars were badly
damaged. r--r
Among the drafted Rifle boys who
left for Glenwood last Friday were Ed
Hanahan, Claude Graham, Bert Plum
mer and Floyd Miles. May good luck
60 with these boys is the wish Of their
many friends. .... .-..... ..r-..
Claude Graham has given over his
pharmacy business here to the care Of
his brother, Desr. aEd Mclean win
be manager And buyer and the stau6er
pharmacy will take care Of all pre-.
scriptions for them. Clsude has tried
everywhers to secure . pharmacist, but
was unable to do 40. IiiB13 ydf 81
DR.. A. N. Nppineott left "Wednesday
for few days' visit to Paltaaas before
leaving Nay 10 for Camp Funsten.
Willis Blsvins ID among the boys who
leave Ny ID. T. osatsfS Sl'''-o4is eh|
Sheriff CIV. Ffavert Of alenweed