The Glenwood post., 1918-11-23


this week.
Miss Sylvia Barber was able to re
turn to her work Thursday morning
after a weeks illness.
Mr. and Mrs. John Grieor were in
Wednesday from Divide creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Love moved iHto
the Fravert house Wednesday, NJ.
and Mrs. Love have been living in Glen
wood but decided recently to return to
Rifle
, Mr., and Mrs. Z. l.. House left Tues
day morning for California where they
will spend the winter.
Mss Zuva Bainbrick went over to
Piceance creek Wednesday to help care
for her folks there, who all have the
flu, with the exception of her sister,
Nettie, Mrs. Bainbrick s condition Is
considered very serious.
Lou Gisin is suffering with the flu.
Harry Peppiatt, who has been so very
sick with influenza, is reported as som,
better.
Sherman Butler, who suffered re-
lapse of the flu, is reported as little
better.
Word came to Rifle on Wednesday of
the death of John Hossick at the
Paul s ranch on Piceance creek. Influ-
enza was the cause of his death.
Emery Boies passed away Tuesday
night on Piceance creek This comes
as quite shock to his many friends.
The heartfelt sympathy is extended by
everyone to his sorrowing family, es-
pecially his wife who is under the care
of physician at the Rifle hospital
Harry Anderson is considered as in
. very serious condition on his ranch
on Yellow creek. Seventeen are down
with the flu at his ranch.
c. f. Vanakin received the sad news
this week of the death of his brothcr
IN Pennsylvania. At the time he re
ceived the message his sister, also the
brothers wife were very sick His
mother was PROSTATE with grief and
not expected to live. Mr.. vanakin has
the deepest sympathy of his many
friends.
Roy Marker was brought in to the
flu hospital Wednesday suffering from
the flu.
The Enterprise garage is being put
In repair after the recent fire. The in.
surance adjuster was here Monday and
Tuesday. The adjustment was very
satisfactory to all concerned
Horace Pollock is improving and able
to be up a part of the time
DR.. Morelock returned Tuesday nigh,
from Grand Junction where he has been
since Saturday under the care of a
Grand Junction doctor. DR.. Morelock
was threatened with pneumonia.
Mrs. Fred Garrison is flu sufferer
Paul Rankin was over this week
from Meeker
Carl Buckles is assisting at the Stauf-
fer drug store.
DR.. A. N. Lippencott returned Fri
day morning from Waco, Texas, where
he has been in training. The doctor 's
many friends are glad to see him back.
Ray Tippett passed away Wednesday
night. The sorrowing relatives have
sympathy of everyone. Ray was a
splendid young man and very well
thought of by everybody.
Mrs EmprN Rniav ;s tn. ,.,,,I .,.,l
er of little daughter which arrived
Wednesday night at the Rifle hospital
The Wurts family, who have had the
flu, are all improving. Mr. and Mrs.
Wurts' daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andy Edwards, are also quite Ill
of the flu.
Harry Cook passed away last Sunday
after a long and serious illness. Funer.
al services were held Monday from the
M. f. church. The sorrowing relative,
have the sympathy of many friends,
Dewey Williams has been honorably
discharked from the army and returned
home the first. of the week. Dewey is
sure looking fine.
All fin victims at the Emergency hos
pital were getting along fine at last
reports.
The two Lovclace boys were able to
return home from the hospital Tuesday.
Mrs. Lovelace and little daughter, Mil
dred, are both improving also.
Geo. Ennis is considered as quite sick,
having contracted pneumonia.
Rumor has it that DR.. A. e. Smith
Will soon return to Rifle.
new doctor came in Monday from