The Glenwood post., 1922-09-21
DE BEQUE ITEMS

h. A. Hansen made business trip
to Denver last week, returning home
> Thursday.
The W. L. Hart family moved te
b their new home near Rifle the first OF
the week. They have lived in thil
vicinity several years and many
s friends regret their leaving.
Near midnight Friday death relieved
the suffering of Mrs. George Goodrich
who has been ailing for several months
Her husband and daughter, Mrs. Dora
, Newland, were with her when the end
came. Funeral services, conducted by
/, W. M. Address of Grand Valley, were
: held at the I. o. o. F. hall Sunday
afternoon at two-thirty. A large num-
! Der of friends were in attendance
Emma E. Doughton was born at Milers-
town Pa, June 81, 1883 She was
: married in 1883 to Nelson N. Ward,
and three children were born to them.
Z A daughter, Mrs. Dora Newland, re-
sides at Meeker, and two sons, who
passed away in boyhood. On July 4,
1898, Mrs Ward and George Goodrich
were united in marriage and have
lived near DeBeque since that time.
The deceased has been member Of
the Presbyterian church since child
u hood, and is known as a faithful wife
and mother, and a splendid neighbor
4 by host Of friends who extend their
sympathy to the bereaved ones.
J. A. Wilcoxen left for Denver Sat-
' urday with shipment Of three cars
Of cattle.
The VIM. Gephardts left DeBeque
' Wednesday to make their homo at Tel.
hurdle, Colo.
Charles and Arthur Homes spent the
last of the week fishing on the Frying
!, Pan.
7 Miss Maude May left Thursday for
her work at Camp Kearney after spend
; ing two weeks vacation with rela-
tives here.
Mr. and Mrs Lester Mitchell and
son, Max, left SATURDAY for Santa
\ Anna, Calf, after spending the sum
= mer months here.
4 VIM. Mcdowell was an outgoing pas
sen"er to Glenwood Springs Friday.
2 Mrs Chas. Rurg's sister. Mrs. f. F.
Masser, left Friday in her car for her
home at Colorado Springs. Her nephew,
George Burg, accompanied her home
and will attend school there.
Miss Hazel Ostrom returned home
Thursday from a weeks visit with
friends in Grand Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collinson' Of Grand
Junction were in DeBeque the last Of
, the week. Mr.. Collinson was here in
the interest Of the Grover Packing
, Mrs. Glenn Miller.
Mrs. Olive Mvrick and Miss L. F.
Allen were Grand Junction visitors
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore, sr.. Mr..
and Mrs. John Moore, Jr, and Miss
Eulalia Crawford returned home Friday
I from a camping trip over on White
river.
Miss Silverfriend, who has been the
I guest Of Miss Gravbea1 at the Wilcoxen
ranch, left Saturday for Salt Lake
City.
Mrs. Rosd B'shop entertained the
Misses Reba and Mamie Thomas. Miss
Helen Simpson and G. P. Ederlv at
her ranch home Sunday. The other.
teachers and members Of the school
board were invited also.
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Harris. James
o'Hore Perry Cameron and Mrs.
Graft left Sunday for a fishing trip
on the Frying Pan river.
Mre. Lottie Ramey is over from
Col1bran visiting her mother, Mrs VII
i Harris.
Tho Woman's club met last week
|. with Mr. T. r. Suchre. Tho members
answered to roll call by telling about
their favorite authors. Mrs. f. P.
h Barrow read q paper on "The Year in
Literature. Two new members were
voted in and nm amendment to the
constitution, providing for nm inactive
membership. was passed. Mrs. j.
|. Mcdowell will be hostess this week.
4 Misses May and Margaret Kroeger
arrived from Denver Saturday They
gre visiting their sister. Mrs. Allen
Hight, and family Of Bonita park.
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