The Glenwood post., 1918-10-05
RIFLE NEWS

evening at supper. Alan was return
ing to Norfolk. Va, to the navy camp
there. he sptnt his thirty days fur
Tough at his ha,., in Meeker. He en-
listed 10 mont lgo and relates some
interesting ever,s that have occurred
in the navy.
Prof. Staple OF .rand Junction was
in town Wednesdiy y and gave the grade
teachers their first lesson in the
Teachers University Extension course.
Mrs. Joe Funk an II two children left
this week for their new home at Hell
ena, Mont. Mr.. Funk has been located
there for several weeks.
| The Parent-Teachcrs association had
very good meeting last Tuesday
night. A short program and a business
session filled the meeting. Their next
meeting will be Nov. l2.
C. II. Harris of Carl ondale was WIS.,
iting at the Al George ranch Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Backman are the
proud parents of - pound boy, born
Oct. 2. Mother and abe are doing
nicely.
Miss Carrie Loesch returned Sunday
from Denver.
Mrs. Emery Bois of Piceance creek
is visiting relatives in town.
Miss Pearl Smith left Wednesday
night for Salida where she goes to
| train for a nurse.
No. 81 freight had quite bad de-
railment at Lacy, Tuesday, which
caused the trains to be delayed for
about "a hours. No one was hurt.
About eleven ears were off the track.
Miss Eva Eakins has accepted a po-
sition at the postoffiee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wood returned
this week from their trip to Denver,
Colorado Springs and Leadville.
Mrs. Mayes and daughter arrived
Monday from Mississippi and are Wis
iting Mrs. Mayes' uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Hotfmeister
L. Z. Soule, c. W. Fravert and Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Love were down from
Glenwood Tuesday.
Miss Mary Salmon returned Tuesday
from La Junta and expects to leave
in few days for Spokane, Wash.
Della Squier left Sunday night for
Pueblo, where she expects to attend
school the coming term.
Miss Edna Moore returned :Sund:y
| night from Mount Harris, Colo.
Miss Effie Rowley left Sunday night
for Fort Collins where she will attend
school.
Mrs. James McLearn's father, Mr..
Gary, and sister, Mrs. Emmett, and two
children were incoming passengers
Wednesday morning.
| Word has been received here that
Wayne Galloway and John Green, both
Rifle boys, have the dreaded Spanish
influenza. Both are on the Pacific
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. England and
Young son expect to leave next Tues
day for their new home at Harris, Mo.
Merle Allison and Lieutenant Potter
left last Saturday night for Kansas.
Merle goes to Ottawa to the Ottawa
college, while Lieutenant Potter will
be stationed for the present at Kansas
City.
Mrs. Robert Riegan and little daugh-
ter of Piceance creek have been visit
ing in town for few days.
Mrs. II. H. Starker will be hostess
al one O'Clock luncheon next Satur-
day at her home in honor of Mr.. Stark
cr's sister, Mrs. W. W. Boies of Altus,
oklahoma. Her guests will be Mes
danes c. f. Fowler, A. N. Martin, F.
L. Rankin, C. W. Wykes, H. G. Pollock,
R. F. Mayor, W. H. Haley, Ed McLearn,
j. B. England, Fred Munro, Jack Mum
ro, w. Fl. Cramp, c. G. Kendall, Leon
Cough, Ward Johnston, Geo. M. How
ard, Dexter Smith and Misses Iris Ma
gor, Helen Howard and Phyllis Haley.
House decorations will be of flags and
| flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Newton are the
proud parents of ten pound girl, born
last Monday morning. Mrs. Newton is
here from her home in Idaho and is at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Helvey.
l.. NJ. Trembly and james Barber
went out Monday to the Shideler ranch
to do some carpentering.
Ernest Nelson is improving very
nicely at the Salida hospital.
Mrs. Bergland has moved her coal
Office to the little building between