The Glenwood post., 1919-05-10
RIFLE NEWS

Hahnewald at their home on Cache
creek. Hiss Turner was a guest at the
walnut social held at the school house.
Harry Malcolm is i'll with pneumonia.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and HzA Elmer Graham Monday, bring
ing fine baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Mauelsby came
down from Piceance creek the first of
the week, bringing their young son,
Donald, quite ill with membranous
Group.
D7. A. E. Smith has pneumonia. lie
has turned his practice over for the
time to DR.. GeRosignoll.
Ounce Hutton has moved Into the
Miklesol house.
Carl Buckles was taken suddenly i'll
while ON duty at Stauffer's drug store
Saturday. He was rushed to the Glen
wood sanitarium where he was oper-
ated fos appendicitis by DR.. Smith of
Rifle and DR.. Hopkins of Glenwood.
He u said to be recovering nicely.
Thelna, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Toland, had successful
operation for adenoids Monday.
j. IL Ivings has come here from
Glenwood Springs. He lives in tho
Pittman house near the bridge.
Cache Creek school had a very sue
cessful social Saturday night. .$109 was
cleared. The money will be used for
books aad other equipment.
Bd Jacobs. and family drove down
from II Jebel Sunday and spent the
day visiting Rifle friends
l.. Bssswell, who was formerly in
business here, is now employed in a
large department store in Thermopolis,
Wyoming.
4r. and Mrs. Fred Eaken are visit
ing the home folks this week.
J. =. Munro has built garage on
his property in the north part Of town.
He will add more rooms and all modern
conveniences to the house, expecting to
make Of it his permanent residence.
Mrs. Wasson has bought the property
formerly occupied bv Lynn Kennedy.
The Grosharts expect to go to Woods
lake for tho summer
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stauffer have re-
turned from the Hawaiian Islanls
where they have been about a month
on their honeymoon trip. They are now
at Sussaville, California, visiting Mr..
Stauher's people. Mrs. Stauner was
Miss Nellie Jennings. Mr.. Stauffer be-
longs 70 the printing fraternity. They
will be at home at Rock Springs, Wy
oming, after May Is.
b. i. Carkson of Grand Junction,
but located temporarily in Rifle, has a
letter from his nephew, Elmer u Will
liams, soldier now in Germany. This
letter tells Of bell about which We
have seen nothing in the public prints.
u vas laAsly east at . largo foundry
in Franco and is called the Joan of
Are Victory Bell. It is ten feet across
the bottom and as tall. 1t weighs 20
tons aad has been sent to Rouen cathe-
dfal II il to be rung the moment
peace is signed.
Nrs. Andrew Gustafson of Mamm
creek died very suddenly May 2. She
was buried Sunday, Rev. Fowler Of
Rifle conducting the funeral services.
She Was one of the very earliest set
tiers in this locality and was Of that
type Of woman who is fast passing; tho
woman who endured the hardships Of
the early days; who grubbed saschf IL,
helped her husband stretch wirr, rode
after the herds; in fact without such
sturdy pioneers tho ease Of tho present
occupant Of the lands would 40: be.
You remsmber, after President coose-
welt had visited that locality be wrote
n Scribaer's magazine Of this very
type Of v man, and said, "Even more
than the men of the pioneer west lid
the strong personality Of the pioneer
women ...vs with him. lasting im-
preston"
Miss johnson of the Glenwood sani-
tarium and Miss Margaret Hetzel came
down from Glenwood Springs Tuesday
to visit Dr.. A. E. Smith and give Mrs.
Smith . nights rest. Mrs. Smith is
nursing her husband who is i'll with
pneumoaia.
Rev. Fowler preached at the Horn
school house last Sunday, following
Sunday school. The coming Sunday at
3 p. m. he wiz preach at the Antlers
school house.
Father Fsjienella former pastor of
st. Nays, was . welcome and genial
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