The Glenwood post., 1919-05-03
RIFLE NEWS

Of ~ 157th came in Wednesday morn
ine Philip Moore went on to De
Bssns in the evening.
OssA Donen is seriously ill with
pnsanonia.
Mrs.. James McLearn, Sr., is visiting
her daughter, Mrs Dexter Smith.
3s. Luther Carmen died very sud.
denly Friday evening. She was for
mssly Miss Ruth Kissee, daughter of
WINS Kissee, deceased, and Chloe
Nsses. lShe leaves a husband and
yoans child. The funeral was from
the First Christian church, Rev. Martin
Officiating.
George Pearson, Jr., now lives at
Cheyenne, Wyoming. He haunts Camp
d. A. Russell, spots the Rifle boys and
brings them over to his home in Chey-
enss 70 partake of their first civilized
nsd.
~. LeRosignoll reports the Otto
Rush and G.. W. Elliott families of
SoSSA silt as ill with flu.
1ay Peppiatt and bride will live on
the 9. n Donen ranch near Box canon.
Jay Is playing the public as to when
he was really married. Sometimes it
was lst Tuesday at Meeker, and again
it was last January at DeBeque. At
any rate he showed up at the Odd Eel
lows' celebration Cheap much married
man. Thereupon the Odd Fellows
proceeded to forget it was an Odd Eel
lows anniversary reception aud made
it reception to Jay and his bride.
nnna Williams, daughter of W. H.
Williams of Divide creek, has rheum-
atis fever.
The large mirrors for the dining
room of the Midland hotel have arrived
and are ready to be framed into the
walls.
little Bonita Hawkins fell into an
empty cistern Wednesday, with no
more serious results than a bad fright
and scratched chin.
Mrs. Edna Shik, nee Slaughter, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Emma Ed
wards, and her many other aunts and
cousins here. She lives at Ridgeway,
Colorado.
Hrs- S. M. Keys is confined to the
hoase with an attack of bronchitis.
Mrs. Ethel Randolph Murphy, known
to many people up the Roaring Fork,
her former home, is conducting very
successful restaurant business in Rifle.
Her husband, Oscar Murphy, has been
in the war almost two years. He is
now in Germany and is not expected
hone until June.
e.adys Toland run the tine of a
pitshfork into her foot Monday. The
case was serious enough to require
medical attention.
Mrs. VIM. Cram has just recovered
fr"m an attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. -Childs is spending a week at
the Brenton ranch. Later she will 90
to Florida.
IRA Comley is visiting his sister
Mrs. Susie Barber.
Mrs. Martha Rater came in THURSDAY
morning from Denver where she has
spent the winter. She will spend the
suAmer under her own vine and fig
tree in Rifle.
The young son Of Ora Card at Craig
has been dangerously i'll with smallpox
Harry Smith has sold his store at
Rslison to son Of Mrs Peter Horn
who recently came here from Califor.
mia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Wiltshire, Joe
Eblers and Mrs. Fremont Dixon were
all over from Piceance creek Saturday
Stephen PEBBLES is here from Oregon
He is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Chas
Fravert, and his grand daughter, Mrs
Louis Love.
sheep shearing is at its height in
Rifle this week. The fleeces are said
to be heavy and the prices good.
Bryan Estes will shortly go back to
raAehihg.
The Farmers Union meets the third
Thursday in May with Sam Coulters.
Miss Gladys Lee is in Rifle for med
led treatment preparatory for an opera.
tisn.
Aev. Fowler will attend the meeting
Of the Presbytery at Grand Junction
Nay s.
Bert Holder has sold his ranch on
Cashe creek to Harry Gardner, former
ly OF Grand Valley. Bert has a public
sale Of goods and stock Tuesday.
Nhas. Burnett is now employed by
commission firm whose territory il