The Glenwood post., 1922-08-10
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Mrs. J. M. Morrow returned We'd
uesday to her home at Redlands, after
a week Is visit with friends here.
Miss Ethel Price, who has been the
guest of Miss Ruth Myser for few
weeks, returned to Grand Junction
Sunday.
Mrs. George McHugh has been here
the past week visiting her mother,
Mrs. Gibler, and other relatives.
The demonstration given Friday at
the school building by Mrs. Blanche
Hide was quite well attended, though
there would have been more ladies in
from the country had there been more
time for advertising it. The instroc'
tions were on making and remodeling
hats, and several ladies availed them
selves of the opportunity to make
their fall hats.
The Rsbeccas held installation ON
their regular meeting night last week
and the following officers were in
stalled: Pearl Peysert, noble grand;
Mildred Ditman, vice grand; Virginia
Moore, warden; Emma Henry, chap
lain; Eula Montgomery, outside guar
dian; w. G. May, right supporter;
dian: May Greenough, right supporter
N. G.; vantie Cameron, left supporter
N. G. Mrs. Emma Henry was elected
delegate to the Rebecca assembly to
be held in Denver, and Mrs. Cameron
was elected district deputy president.
Rev. Salem Beery of Fruita preached
at the DeBeque church Sunday, both
morning and evening. There was
very good attendance at both ser
vices.
Mrs. Bernard Rhoades and son left
Thursday for California after several
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. F. F.
DeRush.
Mrs. Reuben Wiler and family have
been here from Grand Junction visit
ing Mrs. Wiler q mother, Mrs. Sadie
Noffatt.
p. W. Palmer was a Grand Junction
visitor Friday.
Will Smith and P. E. Wood left
Monday on fishing trip. They 60 to
Gunnison and salida, returning via
Leadville and Glenwood Springs.
Miss Nina Taylor of Grand juno
tion is here visiting her uncle, M. G.
Tally, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Hare, Ralph
Colescott and Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Mil
ler motored up from Grand Junction
to spend Sunday here. Mrs. Colescott
and baby have been here the past week
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Harris.
An accident which came near result
ing fatally occurred Monday morning
in the DeBeque restaurant. Dave
Knight was examining A Colt's re-
volver which belonged to another par
ty, and was supposedly not loaded.
George Bunnell, proprietor Of the res
taurant, was sitting near, his head
resting on one hand, when the gun
was accidentally discharged, the bullet
passing near enough Bunnell's head to
just Craze the knucklca of his hand.
Much excitement followed till it was
ascertained that Bunnell Is wound was
very slight.
Howard McMullen, L. T. Stewart,
II. D. Locke, William Mcdowell, John
Carlisle and Grant Bales attended the
Republican convention in Grand June
ton Saturday.
Much Improvement is being done !.
the school property. New cement
walks and gates, and inside the build
ings fresh coat Of paint are among
the important improvements.
Paul Whitney, geologist for the In
land company, came in from Denver
Saturday.
P. w. Palmer is spending several
days this week at the Kennon ranch
on Wallace creek.
Mrs. May Greenough and Mrs. VIM.
Mcdowell were Grand Junction visitors
Tuesday and Wednesday.
VIM. Fitch went to Minturn on We'd
nesday of last week to act as relief
agent there.
Walter Cranden recently sold his
truck and drayage business to Henry
and Milton Myser.
Miss Georgia Stoner returned We'd
nesday from few days. visit with
friends at Palisade.
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