The Glenwood post., 1922-04-13
DE BEQUE ITEMS

The entertainment given Friday eve
ming by the Parent Teachers associa-
tion was very well attended, the door
receipts amounting to 1885, and the
receipts from the candy sale to $3.50.
The little play, "The Last Half Day
of the Deestrict skule," was a scream
and all parts were well taken. The
announcement that the proceeds were
to go for a Victrola was an error, a.
the association had made no deci-
sion to that effect whatever. How
ever, at the regular monthly meeting
Tuesday evening, April II, it was
voted to use the funds from the en-
tertainment, after the expenses were
deducted, for the purchase Of two
good lamps for the association and the
remainder to apply on funds for a Vie
trola for the school.
P. N. Cameron and j. G. Harris dis
tributed eleven cans of trout, from the
state hatchery, in Roam creek and trib-
utaries Saturday.
The Prey Brothers have leased the
T K ranch on Roam creek, and John
Gardner will have charge Of it. The
Gardners this week moved from the
John Carr ranch on Clear creek to the
T x ranch.
Miss Airline Mcclure came up from
Mack to spend the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. B. Mcclure.
Miss Mcclure is employed at Mack as
stenographer for the Uintah railroad.
Mrs. Ed Kistler and baby were
guests at the Montgomery home Mon
day night. They went to Mesa Tues.
day to visit Mrs. Kistler's people. Mr..
Kistler will leave SOON for Casper,
with view to locating there.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hinton, county su-
perintendent of schools, was visiting
the DeBeque schools Friday. She mo-
tored to Grand Valley in the evening,
returning Saturday and left Monday
afternoon for Mesa.
j. A. Wilcoxen returned Sunday
from an extended visit in the east.
Geo. Eberspacher is reported slightly
improved at this time. His father and
brother who have been with him in
Grand Junction, were DeBeque visitors
Friday.
Miss Iva Benson went % Mesa Tues
day to visit few days with the Og-
dens.
Mrs. Stoner went to Grand Junction
Thursday with Mrs. Pete Chelins, the
latter being quite i'll.
Mrs. George Heflin and little son
came in from California Sunday night.
Mrs. Heflin has been visiting the W.
R. Ostrom family at Elsnore, Califor-
mia, since December.
George Corn has sold his home in
Grand Junction and the family have
moved to the Dan Burns place on Roam
creek, which they have leased.
W. R. Slaughenhoupt has rented the
Ed Kistler ranch and moved there the
tirst of this week.
Mrs. Chas. Burg came in from Pueblo
Friday morning. She was called there
by the illness of her mother, Mrs.
Virinadella Massey, who passed away
April lst.
Mr.: and Mrs. Burlington of Delphas,
Kansas, are here looking for loca-
ton. lhey are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Hemphill.
The NJ. G. Tally family are all sick
with the flu. They have employed
trained nurse from Grand Junction
and Mrs. +. r. Nichols is also taking
care of them.
Mrs. J. W. Hardison was reported
quite ill Tuesday.
Lester Johns cut his knee quite bad
ly with an AK two weeks ago Sunday,
and blood poisoning developed in it,
so it was necessary for him to go to
Grand Junction for treatment Satur-
day. He is now improving and is ex-
pected home today wednesday,.
The VIM. Henry family are having IL
siege Of flu this week.