The Glenwood post., 1920-06-26
few weeks.

through California.
Rev. Bixel received the sad news on
Tuesday of the death of his wife s
brother in Tennessee Mrs. Bixel has
been with her brother for some time.
Lynn Kennedy and aunt have rented
the Englebrecht property and will make
their home there this summer.
The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows en-
joyed a big fish-fry at Meeker last
Saturday, about Is cars having gone
over. Everyone reports the finest time
they ever had.
Leander Hampson of Salida accom-.
panied by Mr.. Valdez and Chas. Elof.
son stopped in Rifle few hours Mon
day on their way to Utah by auto
Jeff Hampson of Grand Junction ex.
poets to join them.
Harold Coulter, who has been so very
slightly better at this writing Teddy
is much better, being able to sit up a
little now.
DR.. Morelock, wife and little boy are
in Rife this week.
Mrs. S. Barber enjoyed a day s
visit with her brother, f. Comfy and
his daughter, Mrs. Gillispie and little
girl, last week. They took in Straw
berry day at Glenwood and returned
to their home at Delta Sunday.
Elmer and Wm. Chapman were call
ed to Texas Monday night by the seri-
ous illness of their mother.
Miss Ora Coulter and Mrs. S. r.
Pollock returned Sunday aften two
weeks spent in Denver and Eovelamd
DIR. H. R. Bull of Grand Junction
was called to Rife Sunday in consul
tation with DIR. LeRossignol on the
Harold and Teddy Coulter cases Dr.
Smith of Glenwood was also called.
Miss AniS Turner left on No. l6
Saturday for Greeley where she expects
to enter the normal and finish her
course.
Brosius- George
The Al George home on Rifle creek
was the seene of II very pretty home
wedding on Tuesday of last week when
Miss Clara Margaret George and John
Hubert Brosus were united in mar
| riage.
The wedding took place at l O'Clock
i'll the presence of only relatives and
a few friends, Rev. H. Ralph Bixel of
the First Christian church performing"
the ceremony.
| After the ceremony the guests pro-
ceeded to the dining room where they
We're served to a bounteous two-course
wedding dinner.
Mrs. Brosius is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Al George, having been
born and raised on Rifle creek and has
served rs teacher at the Rifle creek
school the past two years.
Mr.. Brosius was the only son of Mr..
and Mrs. j f Brosius and has lived en-
Rifle creek since he was ) years of age.
Hubert served in the L. s. army in
France and Germany during the recent
war. This happy couple left in the
afternoon by auto amid showers of rice
expecting to spend their honey moon in
Salt Lake City. They have a host of
friends VINO wish them all the happi-
ness and iov of welded life.
Brenton- -Lanzendorf
Miss Jessie Lanzendorf and Wavne
z. Brenton We're married Wednesday
afternoon of last week at the home of
the brioe's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Lanzendorf
The ceremony was performed at
o 'clocl; by the Rev. Fl. Ralph BiXel Vt
the Fir~t Christian church, in the pres
ence af relatives. The bride ani
groom were attended by Mr.. and M.
Guy He"wick of Grand Valley. Mrs.
Herwick being 4 sister of the groom
Afte the ceremony the guests pr
took # u prcttilv arranged wedding
dinner, The bride anl groom departing 2
soon after for an ant" trip through the
eastern pari of III" state.
Ms. Rrenton l. rc talented dauGr'
ter of Mr. and Mrs Chas. Lanzendo'f
of Rifle Geek anil las been teaching n
the Rifle schools for the past four year,
Mir Brcnton Is TIC son of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. {. Brenton of South Rifle and
has spent the greater part of his life
lin this irinity Wa, ne served in the
army during the rsr"nt war, spending
many months in France.
Botli Young people have many
friends who wish ,'ipm the best things
IN life.
Miss Anna Hill of Denver is the
guest of Mrs w. 4. 2. Walter. Miss