The Glenwood post., 1922-06-22
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DE BEQUE NEWS

from the Grand Junction hospital Mon
day. She has been in Grace hospital
there for several months and her con-
dition is considered serious.
Harold McMullen is working in the
local bank, during the absence of Geo.
EberspacLer.
The Bransen, Rhoades, Meyn and
Hubble families went on fishing trip
Sunday in the Bransen truck.
VIM. Mcdowell attended the Straw
berry day celebration at Glenwood
Springs.
Mrs. B. P. Mettress was a Grand
Junction visitor Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Young enter
tanned Mr.. Skinner and Mr.. Price at
dinner Saturday evening.
Miss Betty Graybeal came in from
Texas Tuesday to spend the summer at
the Wilcoxen ranch.
Ben Love is here from Larime, Wyo.,
visiting his mother and brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. c g. Blanchard are
off for vacation on the Frying Pan.
Mrs. Harry Quigley came up from
Grand Junction Sunday, where she has
been in the hospital for several weeks.
Mrs. Flarity came in from Olney
Springs Thursday to visit her daughter,
Mrs Oscar Benson, and family.
Mrs. E. B. Suchre left Thursday for
Denver to be with Miss Esther Suchre,
who is to undergo an operation for
appendicitis.
Mrs. Alexander, who has been here
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. A. Grom,
left Thursday for her home in Denver.
Harold Patterson and mother, Mrs.
Frank Wareham, and Mrs. Julia Dit
man, Mrs. Gertie Bales and two sons,
Grant and Boyd, motored to Glenwood
Springs Sunday in Harold IS new Buick.
Miss Marjory Fralick, returned home
from her school work at Gunnison We'd
nesday evening She visited with q
friend at Sapinero for few days be-
fore coming home.
The Bible class, officers and teach
ers of the Sunday school held a bust
ness and social meeting at J. D. Ny
lund IS Friday evening.
Mrs Sadie Gilbreathe is away on
her vacation and Miss Utterback has
charge of the phone office. Mrs. Gil
breathe and daughter, Marie, left Mon
day for Mesa.
Miss Nellie Snipes, who has been Wis
iting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Masters, for few weeks, left
for her home in Collbran Wednesday.
Miss Helen Ogilvy, while visiting at
the W. L. Hart home, Wednesday, fell
in such way as to break small bone
in her elbow. R. T. Bransen took
Helen and her mother to the Junction
that evening, where she received treat,
ment.
Mrs Frank Wareham returned home
Thursday from Grand Junction.
The Woman's club held special
meeting Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. John Moore, sr.
Mrs. Harmor of Greeley, president
Of the Rebekah State Assembly, came
in from Collbran Wednesday morning
The local lodge held special meeting
before she left on No. 16.
Frances Rettenmeyer returned home
Thursday from Boulder. He graduated
this spring from the State university
and expects to leave about July l for
New York, where he will study elec-
tricity under n radio expert.
NJ p. Sellers, formerly Of DeBeque,
passed away Thursday, June Is, at his
homo near Appleton. Funeral services
were held Friday afternoon at the
Bethel church near Appleton. The de-
ceased was sixty-four years old, and is
survived by n wife. one son, Merle,
who at present lives on Upper Roam
creek, and one daughter, Mrs. Mabel
Gallaher. Mrs. Gallaher came in from
her home in Oregon when her father
became seriously i'll about two weeks
ago. The Sellers family are we'll known
in this community and their many
friends here extend deepest sympathy
to the bereaved ones.
T. A. Price came in from Walsenburg
Tuesday, where he has been since
March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Miller and chill
dren spent Tuesday night with Mr.. and
Mrs ]. TT. Latham. They were en-
Springs where they went for the Straw
berry day celebration.
Miss Helen Lovd. who is well known
in DeBeque, recently won n $25 prize
for the best story sent in to the San
Antonio Evening News, to be used ns
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