The Glenwood post., 1919-04-26
CORRESPONDENCE

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of Odd Fellows. This anniversary oc.
ours April 20, 1919. Rifle will have a
banquet and ball. =.
While working with three horses and
q plow on the government road Satur-
day Roy Wallen met with a severe ac-
cident. The horses becoming refractory,
young Wallen got between them to
straighten things out. The horses theu
ran away, stepping on Mr.. Wallen in
several places and raking the lower leg
and ankle with the plow. Mr.. Wallen
at this writing is still in bed, but out
of danger.
Rev. Coulter, who was minister in
the M. E. church here for several years,
has returned from the war and settled
on his ranch on Parachute creek. He
will take the charge at Grand Valley
as Rev. Basham and family leave Mon
day evening for Indianapolis, Indiana.
Sunday.
Art Van Horn has just completed a
150-foot air shaft in the Berglund mine.
! DR.. Smith operated Jim Harris of
Cactus valley for cancer on the hand
on Monday. 1t was necessary to remove
two fingers.
Mrs. Gerald Oldland has been the
guest of Mrs. Louis Love the past
| week.
Bert Taylor has bought the Walter
Horn ranch on Piceance creek. Jim
Wiltshire bought the Horn cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerman, Mr.. and
Mrs Jessup and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Harris were down from Carbondale to
attend the Stockgrowers' meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin and Miss Mar
tin have arrived from Independence,
Mo. They are respectively father,
mother aud sister of Mrs. Orville Hutch
ings. They will make their home in
Rifle.
Mrs. Joe Dobey and the Ogden family
went to Glenwood Wednesday.
A new little visitor reported at the
Gardner home on Divide creek, born
Sunday.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Yes
Evans had tonsilitis and adenoids re-
moved Tuesday.
Mrs. Elan Underhill had tonsils re-
moved Wednesday, DR.. A. E. Smith
operating.
Yonug Walter Gray is carrying a
broken arm.
The Maxfield and Hamilton cattle
will be auctioned of here Saturday.
Jess Buttram has bought ranch on
Piceance creek and is preparing to
move to that locality.
Rifle was taken completely by sur
prise when early Saturday morning it
became known that on the previous
evening Miss Edna Marie Eakin had
become the bride of Mr.. Edwin Jay
Hanahan. The marriage occurred At
the home of the BRIDES parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Eakin. The ceremon, was
performed by Rev. Fowler of the Pres
byterian church. Only the immediate
family and Rev. and Mrs Fowler were
present. Miss Eakin was born in Rifle
and was educated in our public schools.
She was in the 1919 graduating class
and this marriage was to have occurred
at the close Of school and Miss Edna
would have her high school diploma,
but q school board, all unmindful of the
insistence of Dan Cupid, prolonged
school another month, whereupon Dan
threw up his hands and said "Nothing
doing in diplomas for me-" Mr.. Hama
han was formerly in the restaurant bus
mess in this city. He answered his
country . call and was in training for
one year, being mustered out at the
Preside at San Francisco Dec. Is. he
I, is employed at present in the machine
shops at Minturn. He has little homo
all neatly furnished for his bride. The
happy couple left Rifle for Leadville
Saturday on the three O'Clock train.
They will visit in Leadville until May
l. This is the second wedding in the
Eaken family this month, Fred Eaken
having taken a wife April 2.
The Western Union has q gang of
sixteen men at work here. They are
repairing the line and stringing new
wires. There will be four new wires
between Denver and Salt Lake.
I. N. Kellogg has bought the Marker
property and will make that place the
family residence.
Gus Wetzel bought the property re.
Gently vacated by Marshal vanaken