The Glenwood post., 1922-10-19
DE BEouE NEWS

OcDoQue, OcC IL. MT. dOlQflQRe,
president of the Burlington railroad,
and one of the directors of the Colo
Isdo Carbon company, was a business
visitor in DeBeque last week.
Mrs. WELL Henry left Saturday for
Boulder. She is a delegate from the
local Rebekah lodge to the state as
sembly. Miss Mamie Henry and little
Beth are staying with Mrs. Henry's
SISTER at Gypsum during their mothers
absence.
Don Armour returned home Saturday
from Grand Junction where he has
been sitting on the jury.
Harold Patterson and mother, Mrs.
Wareham, went to Grand Junction
Monday and on Tuesday the former
underwent an operation for appendi-
sitis, and also had his tonsils removed.
At this writing he ia getting along
nicely.
Dr.. J. w. Gothard and Mr.. Sheldon
came in from Avondale Monday morn
ing. The doctor is attending to bust.
ness matters and visiting the G. g.
Montgomery family.
Mira Nettie Cornwell, Grant Bales,
p. N. Cameron, R. G Carlisle and Robt.
Eaton went to Grand Junction estu.
day to hear Ed Taylor speak.
B. Z. Finley left Sunday for the
east on business trip.
C. g. Haley made brief business
trip to Denver, going over Saturday
and returning home Monday. rt--
r. W. ostrom is managing business
ct the Producers association while J.
g. Michaels and wife are spending
few days in Grand Junction.
jeff Watson, Democratic candidate
for sheriff, and J. W. Harris, candi-
date for commissioner, were up from
Grand Junction calling on DeBeque
voters Wednesday.
Dr.. @. A. U1lerick and wife last
week returned to their home in Chi
eago, having spent the summer here
for the benefit of the Doctors health.
Their niece, Matte Ullerick ,acompa-
MED them home.
j. G. Mock surprised his friends here
by bringing home a wife when he re-
turned from Glenwood Springs We'd
nesday. Mr. Mock and Mrs. Myrtle
Wheeler of Leadville were married in
Glenwood Tuesday, Oct. 10. They will
live on the Weston DeLong place
which Mr.. Mock has leased for the
coming year.
Mrs. Harry Flynn and baby came
home from Grand Junction Thursday.
Mrs. Flynn has been quite i'll with ton
silitis since coming home, and he,
mother, Mrs. stratton, of Fort Nor
gan, is hero taking care of her.
At tho last weeks meeting Of the
Woman's club committee was ap-
pointed to make arrangements for the
musicale to be given October 20 at
the home of Mrs. suchre The presi-
dent also appointed committee to see
the merchants and ask them to observe
Colorado Made Goods week, October %
to 30. This week Mrs. Olive Myrick
VIII be hostess, members to answer to
roll call with current events on music.
Mrs. Carr is to review "My Life of
Song" by Tetrazinni.
baby boy arrived Wednesday
morning, October II, at the Tibbetts
home. Mother and baby are getting
along nicely DR.. Craig is the attend.
ing physician.
The Rebekah banquet given Tuesday
evening, Oct. 10, in honor of Grand
Master and Mrs. z. B. Mcclure, Mr..
and Mrs. ostrom, Mrs. Henry, Mrs.
suchre and Mrs. Greenough, was do.
cided success. G. g. Montgomery acted
as toastmaster, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure
both gave very interesting talks, and
Mis- Thomas and Mrs. Hedge enter.
tanned with vocal and instrumental
music. About sixty Odd Fellows and
Rcbekahs were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heflin enter.
tsined Mr.. and Mrs. Don Armour and
little daughter, Mrs. May Greenough,
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Montgomery
and children At dinner Sunday.
The funeral Of Mrs. Lucille Mayer,