The Glenwood post., 1922-08-03
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DE BEQUE ITEMS

returned Tuesday from a trip to Aspen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bunnell have pur-
chased the DeBeque restaurant from
Ebert Crandell, and took charge last
week.
Mrs. Blanche Hide of the State Agri-
cultural college will give an interest
ing and instructive talk on millinery
and remodeling clothes, at the church,
Friday afternoon at two o'clock.
Jad Goddard, formerly operator at
the depot here, was visiting DeBeque
fiends last week.
O. D. Smith and son, of Grand
Junction, were DeBeque visitors Thurs
day.
Mr.. Townsent, field man for the
Mutual Creamery company, was call
ing on Bonita valley farmers Thurs
day.
r G. and John Carlisle returned
home from trip to Glenwood Springs
Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Burg and two younger
children left Tuesday for Colorado
Springs where Mrs. Burg expects to
60 into business with her sister. John
Burg took them over in their new
Ford.
G. A. Ogliyy was an outgoing passen-
ger to Pueblo Friday.
DR.. DeBeque returned Thursday from
Glenwood Springs where he has been
staying to escape the intense heat.
Mrs. Elbert Crandell was able to
come home Thursday from the hospital
at Grand Junction where she recently
underwent an operation for appcndi-
citis.
Mrs. Eta Colescott and baby, of
Grand Junction, have been here visit
ing Mrs. Colescott's sister, Mrs. j. G.
Harris.
DR.. G. A. Ullerick and wife, of Chi
cago arrived in DeBeque Saturday for
an extended visit with the former g
brother, George Ullerick.
Mrs. H. D. Blaine entertained from
four to seven Thursday afternoon for
her two grand daughters, Catherine
and Helen Blaine. Lemonade and
candy were served during the after
noon, and later ice cream and cakes.
The girls present were Helen and
Catherine Blaine, Helen Oglivy, Milli-
cent Hight, Merle Henderson and Ma
rie Gilbreath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Juu Miller and chill
dren spent Monday night with the J.
n. Latham family. They were en- route
home to Cameo from trip to Denver
and Las Vegas, New Mexico.
Miss Betty Graybeal, who has been
visiting at Pueblo, returned to De-
Beque Friday.
F. c. Hubble left on business trip
to Denver Thursday.
VIM. Briggs, Sa., Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Briggs, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Elder and
family, and Mrs. Ruth Holdsworth re-
turned Friday from an outing at Leon
lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Weston DeLong
and children remained few days
Slonger.
\ On Thursday afternoon at the Meth
Mist church, Rev. Salem Bury con-
A.ted the funeral services of Mrs.
ward Scott, who passed away Tues
lin Grand Junction. Florence Edna
(lt was the daughter Of Mr.. and
4, Robertson and was born on Roam
tek, June %, 1896, where she spent
,st of her life. She, was married
ecember 81, 1915, to Howard D. Scott.
nrwo children blessed this union, boy
-irl, The little girl passed
years ago in Los Angeles,
inily had gone for Mrs.
Besides the husband
a son, the deceased
n parents and three
Charles and Lester
sisters, Mrs. Wal
II. Crandell and
T4etha Robertson.
n poor health for
suffering with
teaved relatives
I. wide circle of
daughter Of
is here from
at DeBeque
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Miss L. 3.
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rick and Miss
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