The Glenwood post., 1919-06-07

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were guests At the sayre home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Lovely Of Nor
risania made business trip to RitIe
Tuesday.
Art Rigdon of Meeker has moved
into the Haddock house ON Sixth street.
| The Christian church Sunday school
has an an-day picnic in Harmon Is woods
next Sunday.
AfA Halle Silver left Rifle Sunday
for Glsnwood Springs where she will
visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Peter Gardner, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Geo. Wight
man, and her sister, Mrs. Casey, re-
turned to her home at Sunlight We'd
nesday.
George Frost is down from Glen~ood
helping Mr.. Ennis catch up with tele-
phone and electric Light work.
Mrs. Edna Huckler and two children
have gone to Dan Bracken g at Harvey
Gap for the summer.
Mrs. Vance Price, who has been very
i'll, is better.
The Juniors banquetted the Seniors
Tuesday evening. The c. M. DonelI
home was chosen for the occasion. The
trees on the west of the house and the
porch were strung with electric light
wires and the lawn and long porch made
gay with colored lights. The colors
were those of the class, French blue
and tea rose. The tea rose was the
class flower and it was used in decor
alton.
Frank Neubauer of Divide creek has
received the appointment of county bee
inspector.
Mrs. AL Westfall was taken to the
hospital in Glenwood Sunday, a very
sick woman. She is now said to be
much better.
Albert Turgoose is now in Glenwood
under the care of Dr. Lippincott. 1t
has been necessary to have q special
nurse for him. Mrs Lima Mesmer was
called to Glenwood in this capacity.
James Young is ill with pneumonia
DIR. Smith of Glenwood was called to
see him.
After having one house sold under
him Mr.. Helvey got two loads of furni
ture into the Chas. Estes house which
he had rented, when the agent came
along and told him he had sold the
house. Mr.. Helvey would buy house
for himself, but he expects to move to
another town before long.
Mrs. Ed Tadlock and son are finish
ing out the year as janitors at the grade
school.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James Var
berry, an 81 pound boy. Mr.. Yarberry
is entirely incapacitatsd for business,
hs Is 20 proud. This is the first boy
in the family.
Miss Ethel Stotts entertained at @
O'Clock dinner Tuesday evening Miss
Saylor, Miss Hunt and Misc Lanzen.
dorf, city teachera
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Austin Fairchild of
Meeker announce the marriage Of their
daughter, Frances Thelma, to Mr..
Ralph Byron Linden Of Rifle, June l,
1919, Rev. Nelson of the Episcopal
church the officiating clergyman. Miss
Fairchild is one of Meeker's most
charming young ladies. Ralph was
raised in Rifle and is one of Uncle
Sam IS boys. He drives the mail truck
between Meeker and Rifle and is uni
versally popular.
The sd news was received in Rifle
only this sSeek of the death Of George
Kilburn. The telegram said "Killed in
action Sept. s, 191s." That is nine
month ago. Mr.. Kilburn was a nephew
Of Mr.. A. Glover of this place. His
family now live in Mesa, Colorado, but
were residents Of Rifle for q number
Of years. The family has the sympathy
Of the entire community in their great
SORROW.
Items Received T Late For Last
Week. Issue
Rifle this week has been called upon
TO mourn the passing from this life of
Mrs. Eta Cochran. Her death oc-
Cured Tuesday morning at =. m. A
friend said "She is the best woman
ever knew" More could not be said
of anyone. She was distinctly home
woman and loved nothing better than
her home duties and the proper rear
ing and care of her children. Her
family bespeaks the love and care she
gave for they are one of honor and
respectability. Mrs. Cochran leaves to
honor her memory Mrs. Bertha Harlow