The Glenwood post., 1922-04-06
RIFLE NEWS

Mrs. W. A. Williams and two-yesr-
old son arrived last Friday night from
Sacramento, Calyifornia, for q month 3
visit with her sister, Mrs. Herman
Eiehe.
Ed Engstrand was taken suddenly
i'll last Sunday morning with an acute
attack Of appendicitis. DR.. LIE Rossig-
mol was summoned and Mr.. Engstrand
was Immediately rushed to Glenwood
where he was operated Sunday after
noon. At Last report he was getting
along nicely.
Miss Florence Anderson returned to
Rifle Saturday at noon from Canon
City where she has spent the past
two weeks with her sister. She re-
sumed her duties at the Mountain
States Telephone office Sunday.
Miss Edna Moore left Monday eve
ming on No. 16 and her friends are
supposing that it is Mrs. Homer Glsu
by now. Mr.. and Mrs. Clan are both
well known in Rifle and their many
friends here wish them much joy and
happiness on the sea Of matrimony.
VIM. Cram was able to return to
Rifle from the Glenwood sanitarium
Sunday noon. He is improving slowly.
Mrs. D. W Sampson is improving
slowly from her recent illness.
Mrs. W. v. Heaton and Mrs. j. g.
Cook were Glenwood visitors from
Monday until Wednesday.
Miss lola Chapman entertained
eight of her girl friends at birthday
party Monday night.
A surprise party was given Miss
Evelyn Thurston Saturday night at her
home in Cactus valley. Quite 4 num-
Der from town were invited and every
one had very enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J p. schermerhorn
were dinner guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs Joe Alley.
Henry Blevins and sister, Mrs.
Owen Hickman, expect to leave about
April 10th for Long Beach, California,
where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. Roy Mayer and Mrs. Dan
Parker were called to Glenwood last
Friday by the death Of the infant
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Hol-
comb. Mr.. Holcomb is Mrs. Mayer 5
brother.
H. II. Anderson, accompanied by
Mrs. Cora Williams and Andy Middle
mist of Denver came in from Piceance
creek Sunday. Mrs. Williams had
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ma.
gor, and Mr.. Middlemist was return
ing to his home in Denver.
Eric Clubine came in from Piceance
creek Sunday and was an outgoing
passenger on No. Monday morning
for Grand Valley.
Mrs. Lester stauffer and daughter,
Ruth, were DeBeque visitors over
Tuesday.
f IL. House left Sunday afternoon
for Denver and points in Nebraska.
Mrs. L. e. Stauffer and daughter
Ruth, came down last Saturday from
Glenwood and are spending the week
at the ]. E. Stauffer home.
Chas. Jennings is quite sick and at
present is no better.
The town election Tuesday went off
in very orderly manner. Over 400
votes were cast, the Taxpayers ticket
winning out in nearly to l.
Mrs. Mary Hampson was called to
salida Sunday morning by the death
of Miss Jessie Valdez. Miss Valdez
had the flu, which was followed by
acute Bright's disease which caused
her sudden death. Funeral services
were held Monday at saHda. The
Hampson store at this place was closed
during the services.
The entertainment given at the
school last Friday night was q com
plete SUCCESS and by request was re-
peated Tuesday night Of this week.
Miss Miller deserves a great deal Of
credit.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Graham Of Lead
Vile are expected to arrive in Rifle
Saturday and will make their future
home here. s-,NA e.