The Glenwood post., 1923-04-05
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home Wednesday from Grand Junction
where Mr.. Conwell underwent an oper
alton few weeks ago.
Mrs Dan Sullivan came in from Salt
Lake City Friday, where she has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Ethel Pretty,
for a number of months. Her daughter,
Barbara, joined her at Grand Junction
and came home to spend the spring
vacation.
Mrs. C. NJ. Quincy and daughter,
Catherine, returned Friday from a
week S trip to Denver. Catherine rep
resent ed Mesa county in the state spell
ing contest, and won fourth place. Her
fellow students met her at the train
and gave her warm welcome, and ac-
companied her to her home.
Fred W4liams OIL Meredith, Colo,
was guist OF the Myser family sat
uIIay and sunday.
Mrs. Marjory Fitzpatrick, who has
been VISITING her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
s, B. Fralick, returned nome TO Coll
bran monday.
Mrs. Ii. NJ. Liedecker and son came
in Tuesday morning from Gormon, Tex
as, to visit the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G .G. Haley. Later they ex-
pect to Join Mr.. Liedecker IN Calitor-
mia.
2. W. Palmer was an outgoing pas
senger to Denver Friday evening.
Messrs. Seager, Haley, Morelock and
Lahue were business visitors in Grand
Junction the first OF the week.
MIR. anu Mrs. j. A. Keytes arrived
q. Thursday night from Los Angeles for a
few weeks visit with their daughter
Mrs. frank Flint, and family.
A. few of the Sunday school chll
dren gave q dramat.zation sunday
morning, entitled children Of india.
Mrs. Myrick read the story as it was
acted, and it was very well done. This
was at the regular Sunday school nOur
lowed.
Charline and Florence Elder spent
Easter with relatives in Grand juno
tion, and the other two children, Peg
gy and Joe, were guests at the BrIggt
ranch over Sunday.
The Merryfields are enjoying visit
from Mrs. Merryfield' IS brother, Mr.
Hargiss of Fort Morgan.
Miss l.. Il. Allen entertained at din
ner Friday evening. Those invited
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Baugh, Mrs
Bishop, Mrs. Myrick, and the MIsse.
Helen Simpson, Mamie and Rebs
Thomas and the Elder family.
A picnic was planned Sunday il
honor of the Ostrom family who ex
pect to leave this week for California
About twenty persons enjoyed the out
ing.
A play entitled "Poor Married Man
will be given here Thursday evening
April ), by home talent from Molina
Instead of the Women IS club hold
ing regular meeting last week, they
gave the r. w. Ostroms a surprise
party. The evening was spent playing
cards, and ice cream and cake were
served.
AT the town election Tuesday, Levi.
Leach was reelected mayor, and Ton
Kistler, G. W. Masters, L. E. Pad
cilmen.
At three O'Clock Sunday Afternoon
occurred the death of Mrs. Ale,
Hawxhurst, at st. Mary's hospital il
Grand Junction. She had been i'll but
n short time and the news of her deatl
came as a shock to her many DeBequt
friends. The deceased has two broth
ers who live here, the Messrs. Koch
and was well and favorably known il
this vicinity as well as in Plateau
valley where the Hawxhursts hav,
lived may years. The fam'ly of Mr.
Hawxhurst were among the first white
settlers in Mesa county. In Mrs
Hawxhurst IS immediate family are
husband, two sons and two daughter!
to mourn her death. They have the
deepest sympathy of a large circle o.
friends
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