The Glenwood post., 1922-06-29
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The occasion was Mrs. Latham s and
Adam Jr.'s birthday. Delicious ice
cream and cake were served and all
enjoyed merry time.
W. L. Hart left Thursday for the
eastern part of the state, where he ex-
poets to buy home.
Miss Marjory Fralick and Pete Fitz-
patrick went to Glenwood Springs
Wednesday, June 81, where they were
quietly married. They are living at
Collbran. May the future be all that
their fancies have painted it.
Mrs. Clara Price, formerly Of De-
Beque, and Clarence Martin were mar
ried at Glenwood Springs Saturday,
June II.
Little Helen Armour went to Coll
bran Thursday to visit the Art Fitzpat-
rick family for week or two.
Merle Sellers returned Wednesday
from Appleton where he was called by
the death of his father, M. P. Sellers.
His mother and sister, Mrs. Gallaher,
and little girl came home with him for
q few days visit, They returned to
the lower valley Sunday morning.
I'D. Reeder of Palisade was shaking
hands with old time DeBeque friends
Saturday. he was en- route to the
Franklin ranch for few days. vaca-
tion.
Mrs. Edith Dickerson, Mrs. Rhoades
and Ernest DeRush came in last week
from California to see their mother,
Mrs. F, F, DeRush, who is very i'll.
Dr. Porter of Glenwood was called for
Mrs. DeRush Thursday, and at this
writing she is reported improving.
Mrs. Alice Barrow entertained few
friends Friday afternoon for her sister
in-law, Mrs. Vernon Harris. The
guests were Mesdames Heflin, Green
ough, Dottie Harris, Esther Briggs,
Cora Armour, Gertrude Elder, Sadie
DeLong and Miss Hazel Ostrom. Mrs.
Harris returned to Fruita Saturday.
Albert Baker, who has been to Glen
wood for medical attention, was
brought home Thursday.
"Billy" Van Cleave was taken to
Grand Junction Friday for medical
treatment.
Mrs. Clyde Yates of Palisade arrived
on No. Is Saturday to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Scott of BoBnita Valley. Mrs.
Yates had been visiting in Glenwood
Springs for a few weeks, and visited at
her sisters on her way home.
Bonita Valley people are planning
to picnic at the Weston DeLong ranch
July 4th.
Robert Eaton was business visitor
at the county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. J. steiffler is here from Denver
for weeks stay.
L. E. Girard motored in from Bould-
er last week to remain month.
Mrs. Anna Graybeal was a Grand
Junction visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Harvey Boldt and young son
came in from Canon City Tuesday.
Rev. Beery of Fruita was DeBeque
visitor Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. George Heflin went to Grand
Junction Tuesday to solicit ads for
the Women club edition of the shale
and Oil News.
Mr.. Thompson cs-ne in from Denver
for the meeting of the stockholders of
Mt. Logan Shale company, Monday.
G. w. Wedell and children are here
from Gilman, Colorado, visiting Mrs.
Wedell's sister, Mrs. Frank Smith.
Miss Ella Clayton Of Grand Valley is
here visiting Louise Miller.
Mss Marion Miller left for Denver
last week.
Messrs. Hansen, Quigley Wood and
Elder went to Mesa lakes fishing Sun
day.
Mrs. Herman Vorbeck and small son,
of Grand Junction, are visiting at the
Wilcoxson ranch.
Howard McMullen, who is working
in the bank of DeBeque, went to his
home in Grand Junction to spend Sun
day.
Mrs. A. J. Krepps of Grand Junction
who has been visiting on Roam creek,
returned to her home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Michaels and Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Ostrom spent Sunday
at the Kennon ranch on Wallace
creek.
P. B. Whitney is here from Denver
in the interest Of the Inland company.
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