The Glenwood post., 1922-05-11

H. A. Quigley went to Grand Junc-
ton Sunday to visit Mrs. Quisley, who
is getting along as well as could be
expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith were out
going passengers to Grand Junction,
Monday, where Mrs. Smith goes TO.
medical treatment.
Mr.. Bogg, state bee inspector, was
IN DeBeque Saturday and Sunday,
then went on to Grand Junction. He
will return the middle Of the week and
so from here to Collbran.
Mrs. Arthur Briggs and two chill
aren left Tuesday for Oklahoma to
visit Mrs. Briggs mother.
E. B. Suchre left Saturday for Cas-
per, Wyoming, where he has posi-
ton with . mercantile company. II
he likes the place, the family will
move there later.
Mrs. Porter and little Bobby Suchre
wore here the first Of the week Wis
iting the Suchre family.
W. L; Hart and son, Walter, re-
turned Monday from Tucucari, New
Mexico.
II. D. Lock made trip to Colorado
Springs and Denver last week.
c. S. Blanchart, Mrs. c. l.. Gdem
and daughter, Helen, motored to Grand
Junction Saturday.
Mrs. H. D. Blaine entertained very
Delightfully."- Thursday afternoon from
three to six. The guests invited were
Nesdames Hedge, Smith, Carr, Moore,
Barr and Hight, but not all we're able
to attend. The afternoon was spent
visiting and doing hand work, and at
$50 delicious supper was served.
The new dam on Roam creek, which
has been constructed whore the slide
came down this spring, was washed
out by the high water Sunday. TAs
warm weather of last week caused
Roam creek to be very high.
Wilson Smith who is very sick in q
Grand Junction hospital, with pneu.
mona, is reported getting along nicely.
Woman's club meets Thursday eve.
ming with Mrs. Harry Flynn. Follow
ing is the evenings program: Roll
call, current events; Life Of Landsur
Mrs. Helen Heflin; Study of Dis.
tinguished Member Of the Human 80.
eiety, Mrs. D. E. Smith; Report OF
delegates to convention in Grand
Junction last week.
There was very good attendance
at the regular monthly meeting of the
P.T.A. Tuesday evening, and much in
terest shown. Rev. Lawton gave a
splendid address on "Making Over
Bad Boys,' after which the subject
was discussed by the assemblage. The
important business Of the meeting was
the electing Of officers for the coming
year. Mrs H. R. Barr was reelected
president, Mrs. DeBeque was elected
secretary, and Mrs. ]. D. Nethery
treasurer After the business session
all enjoyed social hour, and the com
mittee, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Odem and
Mr.. Elder, assisted by Mrs. Bishop g
sewing club girls, served ice cream,
cake and coffee. This was the last
regular meeting for the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collision Of Whitewa.
ter are to be congratulated on the ar.
rival Of son about a week ago. Mrs
ColHnson was formerly we'll known
here as Miss Cora Harrington.
The grade school held open house
Friday afternoon, and many patrons
enjoyed looking over the work on ex.
hibition. 1t was very interesting to
note the improvement in the first
graders writing by comparing samples
of their work last fall and now. Both
first and second grades, Mrs. Myrick =
pupils, had much very neat hand work
on display. In Mrs. Bishops room the
third grade geography books and
fourth grade geography and story
hooks were Of especial interest. Also
there were some excellent specimens
of drawing and painting. Some Of
Miss o'Bryan's pupils, fifth and sixth
grades, showed decided talent fol
drawing and painting. In this room
were some very good specimens of
written work very neatly and well
done