The Glenwood post., 1919-05-17
RIFLE NEWS

RIFLE NEWS
As. ARahie Rigdon of Meeker has
b4sa ~ oaest this week of her sister,
Mrs.. TsA Hickman. The Rigdon fam
lily sxPsst to move to Rifle in short
~. Fssl Rankin was q week end
GUEST - tAe Heaton home on Rifle
creek.
Ax. ~ Mrs. Benton Moore returned
AoalAV frsa q week $ visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Boor, on White
river.
Fs6. snA Mrs. Parrott are enjoying
4 visit from neighbor and friend
from Dsi Norte, Mrs. F. n. Case.
n. aaA Mrs. George Fravert came
in tAis week from Ell Paso, Texas.
They wiA 60 to their Piceance creek
raash where they will remain for the
summer. Miss Mona Fravert is teach
ing in Ne high school in Big Sandy,
Montana, and Miss Olive is teaching in
a private family in Texas.
Nh. aaA Mrs. Joe Duxen leave the
first Il ths week for Salt Lake where
they will visit their son, Richard, and
family. From there they will visit
Yel,swstsae and Glacier parks, thence
on to Seattle, then down the coast to
San Diego where they expect to spend
the winter. They travel via Ford
motor.
Ases Dorothy Clough, Augusta
Hahnewald, Mamie Peppatt and Theo
Dolsl were dinner guests of Miss Mary
Frazier Sunday.
Nh. Carrie Italians from Salt Lake
i. the lew clerk at the Hampton -stotts
stsss.
Dsxter Smith has been quite sick
thi. vee,s Stomach trouble, supposed
to Be resultant of the flu, is thought
to - The cause Of illness.
Hero 10 = job for someone; l world
suggest the county demonstration. Col
GRADE il kaown the world over for its
bssutifsl and wonderful flora. The
panes Of the wild flowers, even in our
vsV losryards, are completely un-
nswl t. the mass of our citizenry.
School sAildren go about calling the
vstshes, wild sweet peas, and ladies
slippers, the abronia, wild snowballs,
and tie PAloxes wild sweet williams.
The children are not to blame, but it
is . disgraee that our people, particu.
larry eur school children cannot name
our ssAnsnest wild flowers correctly.
Somebody get busy and teach tbs
school children, and also the grownups,
anA that soon. Many Of our tourists
have studied and know our flowers and
our ignorance has been a source Of as-
tonishneat to them quite long enough
A fine nine-pound boy at the home
of B. F. Dawson.
Mrs. WA. Pearson has returned from
an extended visit in Denver.
Little Jack Munro is under care of
dostor sad nurse. Kidney trouble.
Craig aad Lloyd Nelson, of Seattle,
cousins Of Mrs. Fred Sinele, are in Rifle
visiting Mrs. Sinele and the G. N.
Dsaen family. These gentlemen are
touring this part Of the west and have
bssn in Glenwood Springs several
weeks.
About one dozen people in the COM
munity are clamoring to have phones
put in, but nothing doing. Everybody
has 70 got some Eaters or grain in Oh
help somebody else to, SO public i'm
prsvenents must wait. ...
Hn. fudge Cochran had q seventy.
sixth birthday Wednesday. The family
cssked good things and went in sud
celebrated.
0has. Nestle Of Aspen has taken pos
session Il the W. A. Jones ranch which
he recently purchased, and Mr.. Jonet
las moved to Rifle, living on White
River aveaue.
Miss Lola How invited large mum
Der Of her mothers friends for We'd
nssdAy eveaing. The occasion being Z
parsy-s surprise, Nay IA bsing Mrs
Dw's birthdAy anniversary.
1As various phases Of adding to III
sehost facilities Of our growing soa
marty wsrs discussed at lsagtA at ~
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