The Glenwood post., 1918-11-09
RIFLE NEWS

both in good health, Mary having fully
recovered from the ''flu.'
o. b. Stigers sold his restaurant lass
week to Rubc Estes aul john Hoffman.
Mr.. Stigers has been offered good po
sitiol in Pueblo.
Mr. and Mrs. Babe Emery returned
Saturday night from California. Mr.
Emery received an honorable discharge
from the army ON account of being an
agriculturist. They left Monday for
Meeker where they have an interest in
a ranch near there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rankin and
young son came over from Meeker the
latter part of last week Mr.. Rankin
returned to Meeker Monday to settle
up affairs before they leave for their
new home in Oklahoma. They are
making the change for the benefit of
Mrs. Rankin s health.
few friends at dinner party Sunday
Among the "flu'' victims are Chas.
Earl, Roht. Hindman, Mrs. Hindman
Mrs. Harry Peppiatt, Halle Hutton,
the Joe Whit family and Sherman
Butler. All are getting along nicely
but Chas. Earl and Sherman Butler
who are reported as being seriously ill.
Mrs. George A. Clark returned to her
home in California Tuesday morning
after spending several weeks here Wis
iting friends and old acquaintances.
Mrs. Todd left for Glenwood the
first of the week to help care for her
son-in-law, Paul Carton, who has been
quite sick with .he 90 flu" At this
time he is some better.
j. W. Taughenbaugh and wife of
Anturn are visiting relatives AMI
friends this week
Word was received here Tuesday
morning by Vim. Call that his son.
Merritt, had passed away at Aberdeen.
Wash, with the ''flu.' This case as
heard from his son only few DAYS
before that he was well and so far had
escaped the "flu." Merritt was work
ing for Uncle Sam in the ship wards
at the time of his death. He was n
Zine young man, no bad habits, and
was respected by everyone who knew
him. He leaves to mourn his death a
wife and one child, father and two
sisters, Mrs. Pearl Price who lives in
ueadville, and Mrs. Roy Wilcox who
lives in the southern part of the state
AT present it is thought that the funer-
al will be held at Boulder his home
before moving to Washington and also
the home of his wife. The sorrowing
relatives will have the heartfelt sym.
pathy of the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Price and baby
and Mr.. Prices mother came down
Monday from Leadville.
Milo Hahnenkratt returned Monday
night from Grand junction where he
recently underwent an operation for
appendicitis.
Mrs. H. b. Swartz and baby returned
home Tuesday night from New York.
To say II. b. is happy only half ex
presses it.
Iva Mecney and Miss Hadsell. ceu-
frai girls at the Bell office. have fully
recovered from their recent attack of
the ''flI -
T.. h. Perham received a phone mes
sag Wednesday morning that his
daughter had passed away with the
FLU at Palisade, Colo. Mr.. Perham
did not 60 as it WASH t considered ad-
visable under present conditions.
Robert Lesley Frey
The funeral services of Robert Lesley
Frey were held last Saturday from tho
M. f. church lawn, Rev. j. A. Hutch
ins having charge
Robert Lesley Frey was born on
Cache creek in the year 1901, and died
in Glenwood Springs October 81. 1918, |
age is years, 10 months and 26 days. |
He leaves to mourn his death, q
mother, three brothers, grandfather and
grandmother Wightman, two aunts and
one uncle.
He was of a good disposition, friend
ly, and held in the highest esteem Of
everyone who knew him
Armour B. Siminson
Funeral services of Armour B. Sim
inst were held Monday from the NJ.
e. church lawn.
Mr.. Siminson died in Leadville Octo-
Der %, 1918, of the "flu.' He was
employed as an electrician at that
mace at the time of his death.