The Glenwood post., 1918-12-07
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RIFLE NEWS


and his thumb was caught in the clos
ing. Although very painful at the time
he is getting along nicely.
Tom Hickman is recovering nicely
from a siege of the flu.
Ray Hollems and Bert Lee are both
able to be out again after having the
influenza.
The Roy Mayer family are all doing
nicely.
Rifle people were shocked as well as
grieved when the news came Thanks
giving day of the death of Wilson II
Pottenger of Glenwood. Mr.. Pottenger
accidentally shot and killed himself
while driving COW from the yard. Dr.
Clark OF Rifle is a brother of Mrs. Pot
tenger, and he with his wife had gone
to Glenwood to spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Pottenger, who was formerly Gret-
ia Clark, daughter of Mrs. Alice b.
Clark, is well known in Rifle and has
the deepest sympathy of host Of
friends in this sad hour. Besides his
wife deceased leaves three little daugh'
ters, the youngest being one year old.
and a mother.
John Stotts is able to be out again
after having the flu.
Mrs. Nina Todd returned to Rifle
from Glenwood Friday and announced
the arrival of fine baby boy at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Paul Gar
ton, on Tuesday of last week. Mr. and
Mrs. Carton are surely proud of their
new babe which they have named Thor.
A. l.. FritZler was able to resume his
Mrs. Guy Coulter is on the sick list,
as is also Miss Phyliss Haley.
L. C. Peck was able to be out some
the first of the week, but will not re-
sumo his work until next week, as he
is still very weak.
Mis-, Clark and Miss Smith, nurses
from Denver, arrived Monday and are
helping care for the flu sufferers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Hahenkratt'S :
baby, who has been very i'll, is rc-
ported better.
Miss Sylvia Barber resigned her po
sition at the Hampson-Stotts grocery
Saturday night and is now acting as
office girl for DR.. LeRossignol. Mrs.
Babe Emery has taken Miss Sylvia s
place at the store.
Fred Sayre is able to be out again
after suffering with severe cold for
about ten days.
Lieutenant DIR. w. J. LeRossignol
returned to Rifle Friday night of last
week and has since been very busy
helping care for the flu sufferers. The
doctor returned to Boulder Wednesday
night where his wife is very ill with
influenza. Dr. LeRossignol's stay in
Rifle was cut short on account of the
condition of his wife. Mrs. LeRossig-
speedy recovery. Here s hoping, too,
that the doctor will soon have his dis
charge and return to Rifle to remain
DIR. Rcring, who has been caring fer
the sick people on Piceance creek the
past two weeks, and who was called 70
Denver last Saturday night on account
of the illness of his baby boy. returned
with his family to Rifle Wednesday
morning and expects to locate here.
Lieutenant Leas Loshbaugh and wife
returned to Rifle Tuesday morning On
No 3 and have since been shaking
hands with their many Rifle friends
who are more than glad to have them
home. Lieutenant Loshbaugh has his
ischarge and he and his wife expect
to make Rifle their home.
Mrs. Fay Gorham and son and Mrs.
,Gorham' s sister, Mrs. j. Il. Thompson.
and son and Mrs .Aleda Norman mo-
tored to Basalt Sunday and spent the
day. Mrs. Thompson and son, Elgie,
remained and will visit friends there
for a short time.
Miss Edna Moore is i'll with the flu,
but is getting along nicely.
The following are some of the flu
sufferers: Mrs. Hadsell and two chill
dren Malcom family; Mr.. and Mrs.
Chinn; Limpus family, Mrs. Chas. Her
mans and son; Mrs Olive Helm and
daughter, Louisa Mrs Bert Ellis and
daughter Mrs. Lille Dorrell; Mrs. Y.
G. Neiberger: Mrs. Elizabeth Bull
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Stewart; Guy Coul.
ter; George Harris; Helvey family;
Tillotson family; Mrs. Ed Eakins; Mrs.
v. NJ. Pugh Hoosier family; Ruple
family; Don .McPhee family; Floyd
Mock; Jack Goodrich; Mrs. Eva Good