The Glenwood post., 1918-07-20
RIFLE NEWS


Mullen returned home last Friday from
Piceance creek where they have just
completed a house for James Neal.
Mrs. Stanley B. Coffin of Funston,
Kansas, and her sister, Miss Mary
Mitchell of Kentucky, arrived last
week and are visiting at the c. B,
Coffin ranch.
Gus Wetze and wife have moved
into the Gilman property in North
Rifle.
W. II. Haley returned Monday from
Colorado Springs. He says Miss Phyl,
lis is doing fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Seymore and
daughter, Dorothy, were arrivals from
Salt Lake the first of this week and
are visiting at the home of Mrs. Sey-
more's aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Elrod.
Harry Purdy of Green River, Utah,
visited last week with his aunt, Mrs.
Fred Sayre.
Mrs. Tom Slavin and baby and her
mother, Mrs. Corwin, came down from
Leadville Tuesday night and expect to
visit here for about week.
Miss Louise Lacy left last Saturday
for Glenwood Springs and Carbondale
where she expects to visit for while.
Miss Minnie Ruth Birch is clerking
at the Munro store during Mrs. Moor
man S absence.
Nellie Ewers was able to leave the
Rifle hospital Sunday and return to
her home on Divide creek the same day.
DR.. W. J. LeRossignol left Tuesday
night for Fort Riley, Kansas. Quite Il
large number of friends were at the
depot to see him off.
L. NJ. Trembly, assisted by James
Barber, is putting in some new floors
in the grade school building this week.
A few intimate friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B. Coffin gave them a pleasant
surprise on Tuesday evening at their
ranch home, the occasion being their
thirty-eighth wedding anniversary and
also Mr.. Coffin's birthday. Everyone
reports lovely time.
John Stotts has been suffering the
past few days with lumbago.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. House expect to
go to Glenwood next Saturday for a
couple of weeks stay. They expect to
take the baths while there.
Mrs. Lee Of Denver came in few
days ago ard is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Larson, and the new grand
son at the Rifle hospital.
Miss Susie Peddicord of Brookings,
S. D., is under the care of DIR. Place
at the Rifle hospital. She is cousin
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Martin.
Miss Christina Thurston has been as
sisting Mrs. Florence Smith at the
Rifle hospital this week.
Miss Dorothy Clough left Thursday
for Aspen where she expects to visit
for while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Alley left
Thursday on camping trip to White
river and the lakes
Miss Alice Monaghan left Monday
for visit to her former home at Asp
en-.
George Foltz is the new butcher at
Hampson-Stotts store, having started
t. work Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Foltz
were former Rifleites and since then
have been in Wyoming.
The building formerly occupied by
the Rex hotel is being remodeled this
week by Carpenters Milne and Orville
Hutchings. The Donell specially store
expects to occupy this building as soon
as it is completed, about August l.
Wedding Bells Ring in California
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cram announce
the marriage Of their daughter, Ida
Mary, to Sergeant 8. L. Loshbaugh Of
Camp Kearny, California, on July 13,
at the home of Mrs. Geo. A. CLARK At
Ocean Beach, California. Mrs. Clark
is an old time resident of Rifle and
owns the Winchester hotel at this
place.
Miss Cram and Mr.. Loshbaugh are
both we'll known here, they both hav.
ing lived here since childhood. Their
many Rifle friends wish them much
happiness and joy.
Mrs. Josephine Sharrah and Miss
Effie Hallam Of Denver came in Mon
day and are visiting their friend, Mrs.
Dave Smith, for couple of weeks.
The Farmers Union met Thursday
at the ranch home Of W. A. Jones on
Taughenbaugh mesa.
Mrs. Rittenmeyer of DeBeque was