The Glenwood post., 1922-01-19
D1 11QUH I1K1Es

A1AkL11a -Ao0 otAVA AoAosAsoNs
]. A. Wilcoxen, J. B. Latham and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Burns are among
the DeBeque people who are in Denver
attending the stock show this week.
Mrs. Press stoner was . Grand June
tion visitor Tuesday.
Lathcr Armstrong, who has been
having much trouble with one Of his
feet went to tslsnwood Sunday to
have it. tEsated.
Jim Smith came in Sunday from
Steamboat Springs, whore he has been
visiting his mother and sisters for =
few weeks. '' "'
Dr.. Busom gave his regular lecture
here Monday afternoon.
Mrs. c. D. Miller, sister of ]. A.
Grum, who has been visiting here, left
Sunday for San Francisco. She ex-
poets to leave soon for Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Weaver
came in Monday from the East. Mr..
Weaver is mechanical engineer for the
mt .DlA1ue company.
z. B. Mcclure visited the 1. o. o. F.
lodge at New Castle Saturday evening.
Nfs.o Minnie Heflin is quite i'll this
MI and Mrs. L. B. Hedge entertain
ed Nr, and Mrs. G. L. Odem and Helen
at dinner Thursday evening.
W. L. Hart loaded a car of potatoes
the first Of this week.
The Ballantine Cattle Co. shipped
in ten, cars of cattle from Utah Thurs
day.
twenty-five cars of cattle were
shipped from the DeBeque stockyards
Friday. C. H. cornwell. shipped two
cars, Barr & Burg one car, Ballantine,
Nabe, AeKelvey, Noreland and Lam
bert of Plateau valley 10 cars.
Frank Pierce, editor of the Shale
and Oil News, returned Thursday from
several days Writ With his family ct
Gfcnwood. While away he was quite
III. .,..,... ,.-
.. Mr.. ond Mrs. z. B. Mcclure enter
tanned the faculty and the school board
and their wives at, four course din.
ner Friday evening. Those present
were Mrs. Rose Bishop, Mrs. Olive
Myriek, Mis- o'Bryan, Miss Thomas,
Miss Winn, L. Il. Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs.
q L Odsn, Mr.. snd Mrs. n. g. Talby,
and c. P. Edgerly.
Ladies' Aid will meet this week
with Mrs. j. D. Nethery. At the last
meeting the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Mrs. J.
q. Harris, president; Mrs. Effie An
derson, vice president; Mrs. W. L.
keplinger, secretary, and Mrs. G. L.
.Odem, treasurer.
Friday afternoon the school literary
society gave the following interesting
program:
Roll Call-New Years. Resolutions.
Piano Solo-Meryle Henry.
Which," Josie Ellsberry.
"How We Got Our Copy" Georgia
Stoner.
.Reading-'A Big Resolution-If,"
Ruby Cole.
-'Confound the Theme" Ruby Egbert.
Reading a Dream, Merle Hon
derson.
Reading Without Residue" Rachel
- Bishop.
School Paper-"The Buzzer," Mamie
Henry.
Miss Lucille VIM entertained at
whist Saturday evening, the occasion
being her birthday. Those present
were: Mrs. Olive Myrick, Mrs. Rose
Bishop, Miss Mamie Thomas, Miss
Sylvia O'Bryan.
A. G. Newton was guest at the
VIM. Briggs ranch Saturday night.
Miss Elsie Creek entertained num-
Der of DeBeque young people at a
party Saturday evening at the Gibler
apartment house. Mrs. Glenn Miller
and Mrs. Chilius acted as chaperones
and the evening was spent in dancing
Punch was served throughout the eve.
ming, and the Refreshments conSisted Of
salad, two kinds of sandwiches, cake
and coffee. The following are those
who were present: Misses Mildred
Quigiey, Ruby Cole, Mabel Peck, Geor-
gia stoner, Mabel Latham, Marie Gil
broth, Eulalia Hubble, Orean Chelius,
Louise Miller, Merle Henderson, and
Messrs. Eberspacher, Williams, Cra~-'
ford, Hubert Haley, Richard Tallsy,
Earl 'Crandell Ben Cysndsll .Stanle.
Henry, Hank Henry, Boyd Bales, oash
,Middlunst, Basil Curtner, Tom Quincy,
!. Ed Quincy, Holmes, Pender, Patterson.
:. A good sized crowd a4tepdsd tho
meeting Of the DeBeque District Farm
:. hs%Snh.s, fkAr &ha ff1v,s vspe shnvn