The Glenwood post., 1919-05-17


the school board, submitted, or rather
suggested, three plans and wished peo-
pie to think matters over carefully BE-
fore the time arrives when something
must be done. One plan is to finish
the high school building and make room
for the seventh and eighth grades in
that building. A second plan is adding
to the Large grade building moderniz-
ing and making more sanitary tho toi-
lets; something that will have to be
done anyway. A third plan is bonding
the district for large sum Of money,
buying a building site and building =
large now, thoroughly modern building.
The first named plan probably met
with the most favor as great many
citizens think we should finish the
high school building before we start
out on any more expensive ventures.
Fred Eaken went to Grand Junction
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cram visited
their dauhter, Mrs. Cummins, at Pail
sade Sunday and Monday.
Grant jackson has lumber on the
ground for a new garage.
Sherman Butler has bought and is
further improving the Clough house
which joins the Eiche place.
The singing Of Mrs Halle Mccarthy
Silver was an enjoyable feature Of last
Sundays Mothers Day services.
At this writing T. II. B. Moore is
dangerously ill. His daughters, Mrs.
Boor and Mrs swigert, are here and
Mrs. Mamie Griswold is expected to
arrive from Salem, Oregon, Saturday
morning.
Miss Sylvia Barber is in Meeker.
Mrs. Tom Hickman, Mrs. P. J. Sinele
and Mrs. Harmon went to Palisade
Wednesday to attend the school of in-
struction meeting of the Royal Neigh
bors at that place.
Bert Galloway, who was with Troop
NJ, has landed in New York.
Cedar Post Bill was Rifle guest this
week.
Ross Harp has gone to Denver where
he will represent the International
Truck company. Ross has the states of
Colorado, Texas, Utah and Nevada.
John Buckles is at Ft. Russell. He,
Floyd Austin and Aubrey soule are e1.
pected in any day. Wayne Brenton and
Verne Knupp are still in France.
Miss Ethel stotts entertained At six
O'Clock dinner Tuesday evening DR.. and
Mrs. Clark, Miss Carrie Hallen, Ross
and Harry Harp.
The following Grand Valley people
were in Rifle transacting business and
shopping the first of the week: Mrs.
Sig Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cox, Mrs.
Crawford and son, John, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. E. Sipprelle and children, Mr. and
Mrs. H. G. Gardner, VIM. Ullery and
John O'Toole.
Ray Carver has moved into tho
6quiers house on the hill.
DR.. A. E. Smith has sold his property
to Allie Holder and will become a resi-.
dent of Glenwood Springs in the very
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Pollock will
occupy the Dodson home this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Dodson will return 70
Kansas to look after business interests.
Floyd Hickman has got as far back
from Portland, Oregon, as Rulison. At
that place he is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Glib Scott. The rest of the fami-
ly will return later and another year
expect to occupy the home property on
Graham mesa.
Mrs. Graham drove her car to Glen
wood Springs Thursday, taking with
her Mrs. Moorman, Mrs. Williams and
Miss Eva Meeny.
Willis Webb and wife and Mrs. Cora
Walter of New Castle drove down to
Rifle the first of the week and while
here were the guests of J. c. Schott
and wife.
Pete Horn has a new Dodge, c. G.
Hansen new Chevrolet. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horn, Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen and posi-
bly, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stevens all
leave for the coast soon by car. They
expect to join the Luxens at Yellow
stone park, and altogether have tile
touring time of their lives.
Earl Hickman is on duty at the
Union State bank while Mr.. Kennedy
is absent in Denver.
Frank Miller, formerly Of the Rifle
World, is now employed in the editorial
rooms of the Gov, Arthur Cspper pub
locations at Topeka, Kansas.