The Glenwood post., 1922-01-12
DE BEouE ITEMS

January 10. There was very good
attendance, and the matter of having
nurse to examine the school children
again was taken up and discussed. A
committee, composed of Mrs. L. B.
Hedge, G. L. Odem and the secretary,
was appointed to take charge of the
matter. A very good program was
rendered as follows:
Song" Columbia" by the assem-.
blage, led by Miss Thomas.
Talk-tWhy the Punishmentin L.
H.. Pierce.
Song holy Night" orean Chelius
and Glen Fralick
Paper" The Nagging Mother"
Mrs. Fralick. Discussion.
Piano Solo-Mable Henry,
- Carl Kitching and Miss Lucy Joyce
were married in Glenwood Wednesday
morning, Jan. 4. They returned to
DeBeaue Wednesday afternoon and
were given a rousing charivari that
evening. The newly married couple
will make DeBeque their home at pres
snt.
Mrs. John Gardner and children
came in from Silt, Friday where they
had been to spend the holiday season
with relatives.
Mrs. Lillian Massey and baby came
in from Nebraska Saturday
Mrs. Anna Graybeal left Sunday
evening for Sterling, Illinois, where
she was called by the serious illness
of her father Miss Luella Satterfield
is staying at the wilcoxen ranch dur
ing Mrs. Graybeal's absence.
Mrs. J. A. Grom returned Sunday
from weeks visit at Glenwood.
The infant SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
: Nance was claimed by death Friday
morning. Rev Bruwnell conducted the
funeral services Saturday afternoon.
- Mr.. and Mra. Ray Cantrell, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mr.. Lyman
j Corwell, returned to their home at
4Glenwood Sunday. ..
DeBeque boys' basketball team went
TO Grand Valley Saturday evening to
play the boys there. The Grand Val
ley team were the winners
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Flynn and baby
came in Wednesday from Boulder,
where they spent the holidays with
Mrs. Flynn's people.
E. E. Paddock has rented the build
ing formerly occupied by the postof-
flee, and is fitting it up for a msat
market.
Ladies' Aid meets this week at the
home of Mrs. John Moore, sr., and
will hold their annual election of Off
cers..
George Ramsey came in Tuesday
from Utah, where he has been to buy
cattle.
Mrs. Harry Gibbler and Mrs. Clara
Miller returned Monday from Salida
where Mrs. Gibler recently underwent
an operation for appendicitis. She is
making q splendid recovery.
Andrew Middlunst Of Denver is
here visiting his daughter, Mrs. Fred
Young, and family.
The DeBeque District Farm bureau
meets at the Crest theater Saturday
afternoon, and it is hoped that all in.
terested in this movement will try to
be present. A. c. Newton of Grand
Junction will speak, and arrangements
have been made to have some moving
pictures. The films to be shown are
"The How and Why Of spuds," "Dry-
ing Fruits and Vegetables in the
Home" and IA Sportsman g Para
disc" The last named includes pic
lures of fishing in Trappers lake,
views of the Cache la Poudre canon,
north fork of White river, a bear
hunt, and visit to Twin Sisters fire
lookout.
The chamber of commerce held yerv
important meeting Wednesday evening,
January 4. R. G. DeBeque told of a
conversation he had had with Major
Blanbett, chief engineer of the State
Highway commission, concerning the
new highway, in which Major Blanbett
said if people here wished the road to
follow the course Of the Colorado river
they should get busy. President @. G..
Haley appointed J. G. Hardison, b. A.
quigley and II. A. Hansen commit.
tee to meet with the Grand Junction
chamber of commerce, and Rotary club,
to 500 what action should be taken In
the matter. The chamber passed res-
oiutton asking tho city council to start
condemnation prpessdiass. to open
Minter avenue to the corporate hmits.
This would give the Midland highway
q direct routs through town instead Of
the roundabout course Of the present.