The Glenwood post., 1922-10-05
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DE BEQUE NEWS

The government surveyors left Sat
urday for Dragon, Utah, where they
will do some surveying. They have
been working in the vicinity of De
Beque this summer.
Mass was held at the c. M. Quincy
home Sunday morning by Father
Stearns of Rifle.
The ball game played between the
local team and Mesa, Sunday after
noon, at DeBeque, resulted in a vic
tory for Mesa.
Mrs Olive Myrick spent the week
end at the j. A. Wilcoxen ranch.
Mrs. Stanley and two sons left Mon
day night for Iowa where they will
visit relatives.
Howard McMullen spent the week
end at his home in Grand Junction.
A fine baby boy was born to Mr..
snd Mrs. Harry Flynn Saturday, Sept.
80. Mother and baby are getting along
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heflin and Mr..
and Mrs. G. G. Montgomery are enjoy
ing . camping trip Oh Upper Roam
creek this week.
Miss Alta Colgate of South Dakota
arrived Saturday to visit Miss Eliza
beth Graybeall. Miss Colgate is en-
route home from = trip to Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Masters were
Grand Junction visitors Saturday and
Sunday.
Many DeBeque people will be very
\ sorry to learn that George Eberspaeher
~ not improving, and his condition Is
very critical.
Harold Patterson made . trip to
Grand Junction Monday
Miss Mary Kroeger, Mrs. Hight's
sister, came up from Grand Junction
Tuesday to visit the Allen Hight Fam
4 lily.
Some Of the high school students en-
joyed a wienie roast Friday evening.
Mrs. @. W. Simmons, who has been
indisposed for some time, is improving
little DR.. Miller of Grand Valley 10
treating her.
Among those from DeBeque who at
tended Apple Pie day celebration last
week are Mr.. and Mrs. P. N. Cameron,
J. A. Rettenmeyer, Francis Retten-
meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Will Kennon,
Mrs. Olive Myrick, Miss Elizabeth
Graybeal, Ed Kennon, P. W. Palmer,
Fred Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fuf-
fington, Allan and Arthur Burlington,
Mr.. Comfy and Everett Redman.
DR.. and Mrs. Graft and James
OHare left the last Of the week in
DR.. Craft 's car for Texas creek, where
Mrs. Graft has relatives. The Crafts
have not decided where they will To-
cate. Mr.. O'Hare will go to Denver.
Miss Georgia Stoner left Sunday for
Grand Junction where she will attend
Hoel IS business college.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Briggs, ST., mo-
tored to Grand Junction Friday, re-
turning Saturday.
Mrs. E. B. Suchre is visiting her son
and family at Paonia.
Mrs Arthur Briggs and two children
arrived Friday morning from Okla
homa, for an extended visit with the
VIM. Briggs family. Arthur is expect
Cd homo from Alaska by Thanksgiving.
The Preston stoner family last week
enjoyed a visit from Mrs. stoner 3
niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Taft. Mr.. and Mrs. Taft were re-
Gently married at Durango, Colo, and
are touring the state in their auto.
They will make their home at Farming
ton, New Mexico. Mrs. Taft will be
remembered by DeBeque young people
as Miss Florence Gentry who visited
here last spring.
Lad,es' Aid meets this week with
Mrs. Carl Odem.
Mrs. @. g. Montgomery will enter
tain the Woman's club Thursday eve
ming Answer to roll call with "My
First Experience on the Railroad. +"
Paper, Development of the Past Year
Due to Railroads." Mrs. Cora Armour.