The Glenwood post., 1922-06-01
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DE BEQUE ITEMS

DE BEQUE ITEMS
There was benefit dance at the
HiRhmore hall Saturday evening for
N>ster Johns, who has been and still
il very i'll. The DeBeque orchestra
donated their services for the evening
and the net proceeds amounted to
over $16s.0o.
Q. G. Montgomery and George Hef-
lin we're business visitors in Glenwood
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunt Jack
son and Mrs. Jackson's sister were
DeBeque visitors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. n. Locke will oc-
cupy the Mcdowell bungalow on Vir-
ginia mesa.
Mrs. May Greenough and Mr.. and
Mrs. O. G.. Montgomery and children
spent Sunday at the Walter Egbert
home on Wallace creek.
Mr.. Teller, government surveyor,
went to Glenwood Springs on No. is
Monday, to meet his wife and three
girls, who drove through from Denver.
They motored down to DeBeque the
same afternoon. Mrs. Teller and chill
dren will live at the Barz ranch on
Dry Fork, while Mr.. Teller is survey
ing in that vicinity.
p. W. Palmer spent the week at the
Kennen ranch on Wallace creek.
". 81. Haley Of Denver is here Wis
i.ing his brother, O. G. Haley, and
family.
Miss Jessie Morelock and Willis Keek
were married Tuesday, May %, at
Fresno, California. Miss Morelock is
tho daughter Of Mr.. AID Mrs. VIM.
Aorelock Of this place, but has been
prscticing osteopathy in California for
several years. Her many friends here
extended good wishes and congratula-
lions.
Mrs. II. D. Blaine left Monday for
Myton, Utah, where she will visit her
son, Hardy Blaine, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Mitchell came
in Monday morning from California
to remain only a short time. They
went to California last fall and expect
to make their home there
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Wood Of Grall
Junction spent Sunday in DeBeque.
Harold Patterson Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wareham and Mrs. J. O. Harris
motored to Grand Junction Sunday in
Harold's new Buick.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. R. Barr were down
from their Dry Fork ranch to spend
Memorial day At DeBeque.
Mrs. Roy Utt of Montrose is here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chaunel.
Mrs. Olive Myrick left for the east
Saturday. She expects to spend the
summer at her former homo in Ohio.
Mrs. F. R. Nichols and little girl
returned Tuesday from New Castle
where the little girl has been staying
with her grandparents and attending
school.
Mr.. and Mrs Potts and Mr.. and
Mrs Burlington were on q camping
trip out at Deer park from Sunday
till Tuesday.
There were Memorial services at the
church at p. m. Tuesday, after which
. procession Of children bearing flags
led a parade to the cemetery. Follow
ing is the program:
song-"oh, TO Be Over Yonder....
Song ............ ...... .Assemblage
PRAYER Mr.. Lawton
Song p......... 900. .Assemblage
Scripture Reading
solo-"There Is No Death" .....
., .......... Miss Thomas
Address .. go. Rev. Lawton
Song .......... ..'..... A0So"oi"s0
Ladies' Aid meets Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. John Moore.
Tho woman's club will hold their
last regular meeting for the year at
the home Of Mrs. John Carr. Mrs.
Helen Heflin, hostess. The program
is:
Roll Call-what I Have Learned Dur
ing the Club Year.
Paper-why Do We Need Recreation'
Mrs. J. g. Michaels.
Mrs. D. E. Smith will tell of some
of the most interesting things seen
during her recent visit in Washington,
D. G. At the meeting last week the
club voted to take charge Of the issue
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